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We first reported at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) that triple-staining a donor graft with propidium iodide, calcein-AM, and Hoechst 33342 allowed for a distinct discrimination between living cells and dead cells. In that report, we hypothesized that the existence of dead cells on the endothelium of the donor cornea suggests an association with the rapid loss of corneal ECs, at least at the early phase, post keratoplasty. However, Gauthier and associates reported3 that there was no difference between the density of viable ECs at day 0 and at day 5 postoperative, thus suggesting that very early EC loss in the host recipient is almost negligible. However, similar to Gain and associates, we believed that it was quite important to measure viable ECD, not to calculate just ECD by...
We first reported at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) that triple-staining a donor graft with propidium iodide, calcein-AM, and Hoechst 33342 allowed for a distinct discrimination between living cells and dead cells. In that report, we hypothesized that the existence of dead cells on the endothelium of the donor cornea suggests an association with the rapid loss of corneal ECs, at least at the early phase, post keratoplasty. However, Gauthier and associates reported3 that there was no difference between the density of viable ECs at day 0 and at day 5 postoperative, thus suggesting that very early EC loss in the host recipient is almost negligible. However, similar to Gain and associates, we believed that it was quite important to measure viable ECD, not to calculate just ECD by using specular microscope.
In our reported case series, we assessed the relationship between the number of dead cells and the EC density post surgery, in both the early phase and late phase post keratoplasty, as it possibly affects the longevity of the cells over the long-term follow-up. We are currently conducting further investigation on this matter.
The evaluation of neuronal cell survival after, for example, mechanical, hypoxic or drug-mediated injury requires the analysis of a high number of histological specimens. Since this is a time-consuming occupation, we have developed a semi-automated analysis routine for the determination of the distribution of live and dead cells. After digitalization of the histological preparations, 8-bit colour bitmaps were assessed using a compiled image-analysis programme of the software package Khoros. In the current study a detailed example of the application of this image-processing approach is described for the investigation of the cell survival after intraventricular application of N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA). The samples were prepared as fuchsin acid/toluidine blue stained hippocampal thin slices. The calculated areas of the live and dead cells were highly correlated with manual counts of live and dead cells in the 100 samples examined in this study. Twenty-four hours following NMDA-treatment animals (n = 5) were found to have significantly fewer live and more dead hippocampal cells than the saline-treated animals (n = 5), using either automated or manual examination techniques. The automated technique also revealed that NMDA treatment resulted in a reduction in the density of live cell distribution.
Interpretive Summary: thProgrammed cell death (PCD), as the name implies, is a genetic program in all living organisms that allows certain cells to die at a specific time and place in the body to allow the normal development of an organism. Failed PCD can have serious consequences including disease and abnormal development. A collaborative study between scientists from University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and USDA, ARS scientists at the Center for Medical, Agricultural, and Veterinary Entomology in Gainesville, FL led to an unexpected discovery of PCD that occurs during the seed development in maize. The PCD was manifested at a very early stage by the total disintegration of nuclei, the center of all genetic information in the cell; however, the empty cell corpses remained in place throughout the duration of seed development. Further, our results suggest that such cellular suicide was aimed at facilitating these 'dead' cells to perform an important function of transporting water and nutrients from the mother plant to a developing seed. It also appears that this type of PCD in seed development may have potential in breeding for drought resistance. Further research includes a survey of corn germplasm and sorghum for PCD in relation to water stress during seed development.
Technical Abstract: We present cellular level studies here to show programmed cell death (PCD) of placento-chalazal (PC) cell layers of maternal pedicel tissue in developing caryopses of normal seed, Mn1, and in the invertase-deficient miniature (mn1) seed mutant in maize. PCD was evidenced by loss of nuclei and all sub-cellular membranous organizations in many PC cell layers. The TUNEL stain that is diagnostic of apoptoptic-like PCD identified spatially and temporally two distinctive sub-domains within the PC cells. The early wave of PCD was TUNEL-negative and was specific to only the fertilized caryopses, indicating that the signaling for enucleation in these maternal cells originated in the zygotic tissues. In fact, the initiation of enucleation coincided with endosperm cellularization and was rapidly and coordinately completed in several files of the PC layer prior to the beginning of the major storage phase in endosperm. Cell shape in the PC layers also appeared to be influenced by the genotype of filial endosperm. The later wave of PCD was restricted to the files underneath the enucleated cells, and was TUNEL-positive in both genotypes. Further, the two sub-domains of early and late PCD cells were characterized by different sets of cell wall associated flavonoids. Based on collective evidence we infer that the early PCD may have osmolytic etiology and may lead to activation of the post-phloem transport function of the PC layer;whereas, the second wave of PCD may be senescent-related, in particular, protecting the maturing seed against microbes that may be transported from the maternal tissue.
The main cause of myocardial infarction is atherosclerosis, in which plaque forms along the vascular walls and that has proved to be an inflammatory disease. The plaque contains large amounts of modified and oxidised bad cholesterol (low-density lipoprotein, or LDL), which could also be described as a kind of rancid fat. There are also a great many dead cells. Problems arise when the body is unable to cleanse away these harmful plaque substances, and if the plaque then ruptures it can cause a stroke or heart attack.
Antibodies are formed to defend the body from what it treats as dangerous substances and foreign bodies. Apart from germs, this also includes dead cells. The team behind the present study have previously shown that there are natural antibodies (anti-PC) to the lipid phosphorylcholine (PC), which is found in, amongst other substances, LDL cholesterol and dead cells. Their hypothesis is that excessively low levels of anti-PC can be a contributor to atherosclerosis and other inflammatory diseases.
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