| 研究生: |
黃穗麒 Huang, Sui-Chi |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
粒線體DNA傷害與生物體內由六價鉻所誘發產生之ROS的相關性 Mitochondria alterations and its relations to ROS in vivo induced by hexavalent chromium |
| 指導教授: |
桂椿雄
Kuei, Chun-Hsiung |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
理學院 - 化學系 Department of Chemistry |
| 論文出版年: | 2008 |
| 畢業學年度: | 96 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 63 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 粒線體DNA 、粒線體DNA 4977-bp斷損突變 、ROS 、複製套數 、粒線體DNA 4834-bp斷損突變 、鉻 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | mitochondrial DNA common deletion (ΔmtDNA4977), Chromium, ROS, mtDNA copy number, mitochondrial DNA common deletion (ΔmtDNA4834) |
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鉻(chromium,Cr)是一種常見的重金屬,在地殼中的含量為0.01%位居第17位,由於鉻或鉻化物具有高熔點、高沸點、高硬度、高耐磨及高耐腐蝕等特性。因此,鉻被廣泛使用於各種工業製程。鉻主要以兩種價態穩定的存在於自然界中,分別是三價鉻以及六價鉻,六價鉻被認為是具有較強的生物毒性。六價鉻暴露會產生反應性含氧物種(reactive oxygen species, ROS),而ROS可能與粒線體去氧核醣核酸(mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA)功能缺陷相關,如mtDNA 4,977-bp斷損突變(ΔmtDNA4977)及mtDNA複製套數。然而至今未有六價鉻造成mtDNA損害之相關研究,因此本研究目的為探討六價鉻暴露組與控制組間之粒線體DNA 4977-bp斷損突變(ΔmtDNA4977)與粒線體去氧核醣核酸(mtDNA)複製套數變化情形。本研究選取職業暴露六價鉻勞工與年齡、吸煙與喝酒配對之高暴露及低暴露組各13名勞工,分析每一位受試者之尿液中鉻濃度以及血液中ΔmtDNA4977與mtDNA複製套數(mtDNA copy number)。結果發現高鉻暴露組之相對ΔmtDNA4977量較低暴露組顯著為高( p=0.020),而mtDNA copy number量則呈現低暴露組高於暴露組,但未呈現統計差異(p=0.054)。本研究結論為長期職業暴露六價鉻之勞工會造成其ΔmtDNA4977增加、mtDNA copy number減少,但受限於樣本數量,導致於copy number部分未能呈現統計上顯著。由於影響ΔmtDNA4977(4834)與mtDNA之因子甚多,未來則需較多的研究對象方能作為做進一步結論之依據。
另一方面也進行動物實驗去探討ROS濃度及粒線體DNA傷害和粒線體膜電位異常之相關性,當中採用8-12週之Sprague-Dawley 公鼠共25 隻,腹腔注射(intraperitoneal)方式暴露六價鉻鹽類重鉻酸鉀(potassium dichromate)溶於磷酸鹽緩衝液(PBS, Phosphate Buffered Saline)的水溶液,於連續暴露14天後犧牲採血液、尿液及精液樣本,檢測其ROS濃度、膜電位異常比例及大鼠的粒線體DNA 4834-bp斷損突變與粒線體複製套數變化情形。結果於膜電位方面依暴露濃度有一上升趨勢,但於DNA傷害及ROS濃度方面則無此趨勢,由於相較於勞工樣本,動物暴露時間太短可能導致其反應不明顯,以及樣本數不足也可能導致此一現象,未來需採較多的樣本數並採長期觀測方能作為做進一步結論之依據。
Chromium (Cr) has been widely used in industries because of its high melting point, hardness, and corrosion-resistant. Hexavalent chromium (Cr6+) has been considered with strong biotoxicity.
It is documented that Cr6+ could generate reactive oxygene species (ROS) to cause interior damages for bioorganisms. In many reports ROS has been associated with mitochondria DNA (mtDNA) alterations (including ΔmtDNA4977 and mtDNA copy number). The relationship between mtDNA alterations and Cr6+ exposure, however, has not been postulated yet. The purpose of this study was to investigate the association of ΔmtDNA4977 and mtDNA copy number with samples that exposed to Cr6+. 13 workers occupationally exposed to high levels of Cr6+and 13 age, seniority, drinking and smoking matched low-exposed workers were monitored on their urinary chromium concentrations by graphite atomic absorption spectrophotometer. We found the frequencies of relative ΔmtDNA4977 in high Cr6+ exposure group were significantly higher than those in the low Cr6+ exposure group (p=0.020). On the other hand, the mtDNA copy number in high Cr6+ exposure group were marginally lower than those in the low Cr6+ exposure group (p=0.054). We concluded that long-term exposure to hexavalent chromium could cause mitochondria alterations. Further study with more subjects involved is warranted.
Alternately, animal experiments were also conducted to study the relationships between the concentration of ROS and mitochondria membrane potential. Twenty-five male rats of 8-12 weeks old Sprague-Dawley were exposed to potassium dichromate by intraperitoneal. Sacrificing and quarrying their blood, urine and sperm samples after exposing for fourteen days of different concentrations of Cr6+. According to the increasing exposure concentration, the results of the membrane potential showed the same tendency, but in DNA lesion and ROS concentration were not have this trend. Relatively, the human samples show the significant correlation to exposure concentration. It might due to first, the fourteen days exposure period of animal study is too short to cause significant response to exposure concentration, and secondly sample size insufficient to lead to the fact of this phenomenon too. Further study with more subjects involved and long exposure time is warranted.
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