Abstract
The activity and content of superoxide dismutase isoforms (SOD) in granulosa cells from cow ovarian follicles were studied for research after slaughter of cows ovaries were selected, which according to the physiological state were divided into groups: with "fresh" ovulation, at the site of the ovulated follicle there is a hole, no corpus luteum or diameter up to 5 mm, red color (n = 14); with "early corpus luteum", diameter 10-20 mm, color red or brown (n = 41); with “late corpus luteum", diameter 5–15 mm, color yellow (n = 32); "follicular growth", without the corpus luteum (n = 84). The ovaries of cows with small (<4 mm), medium (4 - 7 mm) and large (> 7 mm) follicles were used. Antral fluid was obtained from the follicles, from which granulosa cells were isolated. Cells were suspended according to the volume of follicular fluid in the medium Dulbeccos modified Eagle medium (DME) with the addition of estrus serum of cows, follicular fluid, insulin and heparin. In cell culture, protein concentration, activity, and superoxide dismutase isozymes were determined. It was found that granulosa cells are characterized by SOD activity - 12.4 ± 0.74 IU / mg protein (6.8 ± 1.72 - 19.8 ± 3.75 IU / mg protein). The activity of SOD in the culture of granulosa cells had 5–6 isoforms of the enzyme. It was found that isoforms at the site of localization are divided into cytosolic, mitochondrial and extracellular proteins of SOD. The cytosolic isoform were represented by 3 - 4, and mitochondrial and extracellular have one active protein of the enzyme. he activity of the enzyme and the content of isoforms depended on the size of the follicles from which the cells are removed and the physiological state of the ovaries. The studied indicators characterize the intensity of oxidative metabolism as a whole in cells and in their individual parts and organelles. For cultivation, it is advisable to select granulosa cells from ovarian follicles of "follicular growth" and "late corpus luteum" because they are characterized by consistently high activity of SOD, which protects intracellular components from the cytotoxic action of superoxide anion.
Highlights
The activity and content of superoxide dismutase isoforms (SOD) in granulosa cells from cow ovarian follicles were studied for research after slaughter of cows ovaries were selected, which according to the physiological state were divided into groups: with "fresh" ovulation, at the site of the ovulated follicle there is a hole, no corpus luteum or diameter up to 5 mm, red color (n = 14); with "early corpus luteum", diameter 10-20 mm, color red or brown (n = 41); with “late corpus luteum", diameter 5–15 mm, color yellow (n = 32); "follicular growth", without the corpus luteum (n = 84)
Antral fluid was obtained from the follicles, from which granulosa cells were isolated
Cells were suspended according to the volume of follicular fluid in the medium Dulbeccos modified Eagle medium (DME) with the addition of estrus serum of cows, follicular fluid, insulin and heparin
Summary
Висока активність СОД характерна для клітин із статевих залоз «свіжої овуляції» та «пізнього жовтого тіла» (17,0 – 18,2 MО/ мг протеїну), нижча на 31,8 - 36,3 % з «фолікулярного росту» і найменша (8,1±1,41 MО/ мг протеїну) з «раннього жовтого тіла». Для гранульози з фолікулів яєчника «фолікулярного росту», характерна стабільна активність СОД. Таблиця 2 Вміст ізоформ СОД в культурі клітин гранульози залежно від фізіологічного стану яєчника, %; M ± m
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