Am. J. Respir. Cell Mol. Biol., Vol 15, No. 2, 08 1996, 184-196.
Differential expression of laminins and their integrin receptors in developing and adult human lung
I Virtanen, A Laitinen, T Tani, P Paakko, LA Laitinen, RE Burgeson and VP Lehto
Department of Anatomy, University of Helsinki, Finland.
Laminins (Ln) appear to play an important role in the morphogenesis of
airways. We studied the expression of different laminin chains and their
integrin receptors in fetal and adult lung by immunohistochemistry. Special
attention was focused on the changes in the expression of these proteins
during the development from the pseudoglandular (PG) and canalicular stages
to adult lung, and on the possible implications of the changes for the
normal lung development. The most significant changes in the expression
pattern were found during the development from the PG stage to the
canalicular stage. Basement membranes (BM) of both the epithelial buds and
the becoming bronchi showed reactivity for Ln-alpha 1, -alpha 3, and -beta
3 chains at all stages. The alpha 2 chain was expressed only in the
epithelial buds at the PG stage, and could not be found in any epithelial
structures at the canalicular stage. Similarly, at the PG stage the Ln-
beta 2 chain was expressed in BMs of both epithelial buds and bronchi but
disappeared from the bronchial BM before the canalicular stage. Ln- beta 1
chain appeared in the bronchial BM first in the mature lung, which suggests
the presence of uncharacterized Ln-beta chains earlier in development.
There were considerable changes in the expression of integrins (Int)
concomitantly with alterations in the composition of the BMs. At the PG
stage the epithelial buds showed reactivity for Int- alpha 2 -alpha 3, and
-alpha 6 subunits, but at the canalicular stage the Int-alpha 2 and -alpha
6 subunits disappeared, and only Int-alpha 3 integrin subunit was found in
evolving alveolar walls; Int-alpha 6 was found in capillaries. A similar
distribution of Int subunits was also found in adult alveoli. The bronchi
expressed Int-alpha 2, -alpha 3, and -alpha 6 subunits at all developmental
stages, but the Int-beta 4 subunit emerged first at the canalicular stage.
Our results suggest that there are major changes in the expression of Ln
and their Int receptors during morphogenesis of the lung, which may be
important for normal development.
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