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Am J Physiol Renal Physiol 274: F1062-F1069, 1998;
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Vol. 274, Issue 6, F1062-F1069, June 1998

Nephrogenesis and angiotensin II receptor subtypes gene expression in the fetal lamb

Valérie Gimonet, Laurence Bussieres, Anissa A. Medjebeur, Bernard Gasser, Brigitte Lelongt, and Kathleen Laborde

Department of Physiology, Necker-Enfants Malades Hospital, 75015 Paris, France

To investigate the role of angiotensin II (ANG II) in nephrogenesis, a developmental study of renal AT1 and AT2 receptor mRNA expression was performed in parallel with the quantitative and qualitative analysis of metanephros development in fetal lamb from 60 to 140 days of gestation. Both ANG II receptor subtypes were expressed early during nephrogenesis but displayed specific spatial and temporal distribution during gestation. High-AT2 mRNA expression took place in the outermost nephrogenic area and in the undifferentiated mesenchymal cells surrounding the ampulla; level of AT2 expression in this localization followed closely glomeruli proliferation rate and disappeared after nephrogenesis completion (>120 days). AT2 mRNA was also detected in the differentiated epithelial cells of macula densa of maturing glomeruli. Although most of AT1 mRNA labeling was found in the mesangial cells of maturing glomeruli, where it persisted after nephrogenesis completion, additional labeling was found in undifferentiated cells, in cells invading the inferior cleft of S-shaped bodies (80 days), and in medullar cells between tubules (120 days). Our results suggest that each receptor subtype has a specific role in renal morphogenesis, i.e., AT2 in mesenchymal proliferation or apoptosis and AT1 in vascular smooth muscle cells differentiation.

angiotensin II receptor expression; nephrogenesis; in situ hybridization; sheep


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