目的探讨刚地弓形虫侵入不同类型传代细胞过程中宿主胞内游离Ca^2+和胞外花生四烯酸(AA)的变化和来源。方法采用核素液闪仪和激光共聚焦显微镜检测刚地弓形虫RH株侵入Veto和J774A.1细胞过程中宿主胞外AA和胞内游离Ca^2+的变化及来源。对所获数据进行方差分析和t检验。结果弓形虫侵入J774A.1和Vero细胞后,宿主胞内游离Ca^2+有不同程度升高,其最高荧光强度变化分别为(1219.7±58.4)%(t=4.982,P〈0.01)和(356.3±23.6)%(t=2.593,P〈0.05)。Vero细胞内Ca^2+升高多来源于胞内Ca^2+库释放,而J774A.1细胞内Ca^2+升高来源于胞内Ca^2+库释放和胞外Ca^2+内流。弓形虫侵入Vero和J774A.1细胞后,宿主胞外AA均明显升高,分别为感染前的5.02倍和8.44倍(t=3.124,t=3.852,均P〈0.01)。磷脂酶怠抑制剂作用弓形虫后可明显抑制AA升高。结论弓形虫感染吞噬性细胞激活宿主胞膜磷脂酶C和弓形虫磷脂酶A2,引起宿主胞内游离Ca^2+和胞外AA浓度升高,两者共同作用导致虫体侵入;虫体侵入非吞噬性细胞可能仅激活虫体磷脂酶A2。
Objective To explore variance and resource of intracellular free Ca^+ and extracellular arachidonic acid (AA) in different types of passage cells during the invasion of T. gondii, Methods The variance and resource of extracellular AA and intracellular free Ca^+ of Vero and J774A.1 cells during the invasion of T. gondii were detected by multi-purpose scintillation counter and laser scanning confocal microscope. Data were analyzed using Chi-square test and t test. Results The intracellular free Ca^2+ levels in J774A.1 and Vero cells were both increased after T. gondii infection. The maximal changes of fluorescence intensity were (1219.7±58.4)% (P〈0.01) and (356.3±23.6)%(P〈0.05), respectively. The increase of intracellular Ca^2+ level in Vero cell was mostly from the release of intracellular Ca^2+ store. And the Ca^2+ increase in J774A.1 cell was from both the release of intracellular Ca^2+ store and extracellular Ca^2+ influx. Extracellular AA levels were significantly increased in both Vero and J774A.1 cells after T. gondii infection 5.02 and 8.44 times respectively (t=3.124, t=3.852, P〈0.01). The APt elevations could be significantly inhibited by phospholipase A2 (PLA2) inhibitor pretreating T. gondii. Conclusions The 15hospholipase C of phagocytic host cell and PLA2 of T. gondii are activated by T. gondii infection, which results in the increase of intracellular free Ca^2+ and extracellular AA level. Combined actions of Ca^2+ and AA play a major role in the invasion of T. gondii to host cell. While only PLA2 of T. gondii may be activated in nonphagoeytic host cell.