Possible association of G6PC2 and MUC6 induced by low‑dose‑rate irradiation in mouse intestine with inflammatory bowel disease

  • Kang, Sohi
  • Bae, Min Ji
  • Kang, Min Kook
  • Kim, Hyojin
  • Kang, Yeong-Rok
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Although there are several types of radiation expo‑ sure, it is debated whether low‑dose‑rate (LDR) irradiation (IR) affects the body. Since the small intestine is a radia‑ tion‑sensitive organ, the present study aimed to evaluate how it changes when exposed to LDR IR and identify the genes sensitive to these doses. After undergoing LDR (6.0 mGy/h) γ radiation exposure, intestinal RNA from BALB/c mice was extracted 1 and 24 h later. Mouse whole genome microarrays were used to explore radiation‑induced transcriptional altera‑ tions. Reverse transcription‑quantitative (RT‑q) PCR was used to examine time‑ and dose‑dependent radiation responses. The histopathological status of the jejunum in the radiated mouse was not changed by 10 mGy of LDR IR; however, 23 genes were upregulated in response to LDR IR of the jejunum in mice after 1 and 24 h of exposure. Upregulated genes were selected to validate the results of the RNA sequencing analysis for RT‑qPCR detection and results showed that only Na+/K+ trans‑ porting subunit α4, glucose‑6‑phosphatase catalytic subunit 2 (G6PC2), mucin 6 (MUC6) and transient receptor potential cation channel subfamily V member 6 levels significantly increased after 24 h of LDR IR. Furthermore, G6PC2 and MUC6 were notable genes induced by LDR IR exposure according to protein expression via western blot analysis. The mRNA levels of G6PC2 and MUC6 were significantly elevated within 24 h under three conditions: i) Exposure to LDR IR, ii) repeated exposure to LDR IR and iii) exposure to LDR IR in the presence of inflammatory bowel disease. These results could contribute to an improved understanding of immediate radiation reactions and biomarker development to identify radiation‑susceptible individuals before histopathological changes become noticeable. However, further investigation into the specific mechanisms involving G6PC2 and MUC6 is required to accomplish this. © 2024 Kang etal.

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glucose‑6‑phosphatase catalytic subunit 2inflammatory bowel diseaseintestinelow‑dose‑rate radiationmucin 6GENE-EXPRESSIONRADIATIONCANCERINJURYCELLS
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Possible association of G6PC2 and MUC6 induced by low‑dose‑rate irradiation in mouse intestine with inflammatory bowel disease
저자
Kang, SohiBae, Min JiKang, Min KookKim, HyojinKang, Yeong-RokJo, Wol SoonLee, Chang GeunJung, BokyungLee, JeongminMoon, ChangjongSon, YeonghoonLee, Hae-JuneKim, Joong Sun
DOI
10.3892/mmr.2024.13251
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2024-07
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Molecular Medicine Reports
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