Paulína Pidíková, Barbora Chovancová, Boris Mravec, Iveta Herichová
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Abstract
Study was focused on regulatory interactions between the circadian system and the renin-angiotensin system in control of microRNA (miRNA) biosynthesis. Responsiveness of the miRNA biosynthetic pathway, selected pre-miRNAs and clock genes to angiotensin II (AngII) infusion was analysed in the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN), liver, kidney and heart during a 24-h cycle. per2 exerted a rhythmic expression profile in all analysed tissues. clock expression showed a rhythmic pattern in the peripheral tissues with tissue-specific response to AngII. dgcr8 expression showed a tissue-specific rhythm only in peripheral tissues, which diminished in the heart and kidney after AngII delivery. Expression of pre-miR-30c was rhythmic in all studied peripheral tissues, pre-miR-34a expression exerted significant rhythm only in the liver. AngII delivery increased expression of pre-miR-30c and pre-miR-34a in the kidney. To conclude, peripheral oscillators are more likely to exhibit rhythmic miRNA biosynthesis responsive to AngII in a tissue-specific manner compared to SCN.
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