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Developmental expression of G-proteins and adenylyl cyclase in peripheral olfactory systems. Light microscopic and freeze-substitution electron microscopic immunocytochemistry

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Light microscopic immunohistochemistry coupled with freeze-substitution electron microscopic immunocytochemistry was used to localize α-subunits of G-proteins and type III adenylyl cyclase in developing rat olfactory epithelia. Some cilia immunoreacted with antibodies to Gsα and type III adenylyl cyclase as early as prenatal day 15 (E15; El=sperm-positive), but immunolabelling with antibodies to Golfα was not observed until E16. From then on numbers of receptor cells with immunolabelled cilia increased for all three probes. Immunoreactivity for antibodies to the olfactory signal-transduction proteins tended to parallel cilium development, though Golfα lags somewhat behind. Newly formed cilia labelled along their lengths, whereas mature cilia labelled predominantly along their long distal parts. Dendritic knobs and ciliary necklaces showed little or no labelling. While at E22 most multiciliate cells immunolabelled with antibodies to Gsα, Golfα, and type III adenylyl cyclase, not all of these cells labelled with antibodies to olfactory marker protein. Olfactory axons immunoreacted more intensely than epithelial surface structures with antibodies to Gsα at E15; the reverse occurred by about E18. Immunoreactivity with antibodies to a-subunits of the G-proteins Go, Gq/G11, and Gi was also found as early as E15. Antibodies to Goα labelled receptor cell dendritic knobs and cilia during development only. Antibodies to Giα labelled Bowman's glands, whereas those to Gqα/G11αbound to receptor cell cilia and axons (primarily vomeronasal), and supporting cell microvilli. We propose that Gs is the predominant G protein in cilia of immature olfactory receptor cells, while Goif is predominant in cilia of mature cells. Axonal immunoreactivity for some G-protein antibodies suggests G-protein participation in processing of olfactory axon and/or axon terminal-bound signals.

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Menco, B.P.M., Tekula, F.D., Farbman, A.I. et al. Developmental expression of G-proteins and adenylyl cyclase in peripheral olfactory systems. Light microscopic and freeze-substitution electron microscopic immunocytochemistry. J Neurocytol 23, 708–727 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01181645

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