This process is inhibited by clasto-lactacystin, indicating a role for proteosomes in 3. Approach this differentiation Gonzalez et al. Once formed, trypomastigotes generally escape from the pseudocyst into In seeking to resolve some of these issues, we began, as the blood and lymph as slender forms, which can invade have many others, by observing trypanosome morpholo- new cells in a manner essentially similar to metacyclic gies in culture by using a mixture of differential interfer- invasion N.
Andrews, personal communication. This default pathway of differentiation is tially regulated in Trypanosoma brucei Vickerman, presumably the cause of the observed pleomorphism in ; Tyler et al. Cells that are T. Finally, the mixture of Engman, Variation in chondriome morphology during the life taken up in a blood meal by a reduviid bug.
Mitochondrial structure of three life cycle stages of Trypanosoma cruzi. The complexity of structure increases from trypomastigote, which is linear, to amastigote, which is essentially a twisted loop, to epimastigote, in which the chondriome can be convoluted and complex.
In the proliferative amastigote and epimastigote stages, the structure appears to be dynamic and varies both with the cell density of the population and with the position of the cell cycle occupied. Life cycle in the mammalian host and the importance which extends the length of the non-undulating side of the of trypomastigote pleomorphism cell in a manner that is reminiscent of the slender form of T.
In broad trypomastigotes, two linked tubules are Trypanosoma cruzi replicates as an amastigote in the present Maria et al. Only trypomastigotes and amastigotes are loop structures of a single tubule Paulin, ; Newberry observed in the peripheral blood of the host, and slender and Paulin, Fluorescence analysis using mitochond- trypomastigotes are readily seen escaping from packed rially directed GFP, mitotracker, or DHLADH immuno- pseudocysts in culture.
The ratio of these forms varies depending on suggested by electron microscopy. Intriguingly, ing-forms' which are late in the cell cycle Fig. Epimastigote mitochondria have dynamic sient epimastigote form is seen in the pseudocyst which structures, which appear to vary in complexity with both gives rise to the trypomastigote forms Wenyon, ; the density of the population and with the cell cycle.
Mehlhorn et al. These transitions have attracted morphologies of trypomastigote: slender, broad and much attention, in part, because kinetoplast-encoded lozenge-shaped Fig. Interestingly, all of these morphol- mRNAs are differentially edited during this process Feagin ogies have been previously described in the drawings of and Stuart, We have been able to show that, while Wenyon of the forms present in a mouse heart.
It seemed likely that the intracellular epimastigotes form trypomastigotes Tyler and Engman, unpublished. Others have looked for formation of the slender trypomastigote. We therefore evidence of differential editing in T. The differentiating pleomorphic trypomastigotes, and so, may not be conclu- forms in the pseudocysts appeared to contain both epimas- sive Kim et al.
The observation of a massive and tigotes and the lozenge-shaped forms observed. Since the unexplained structural change in the kinetoplast DNA of the time from myocyte disruption to processing was only trypomastigote Brack, ; De Souza, may, minutes, it is unlikely that the epimastigotes were generated however, indicate an entirely different mechanism for regu- during the processing see below. It is well By analogy with work on T. This would be analo- established conditions. By sampling and counting the gous to transcriptional repression observed during nuclear various morphologies at each time point, it was shown mitosis.
The possible presence of an analogous, pathologically relevant, intracellular epimastigote inter- mediate would, therefore, be of tremendous interest. Consequently, the presence of intracellular epimastigotes Fig. In kinetoplastids, however, there is a longstanding association between cellular morphology and the discrimination of life cycle stages Wenyon, The intracellular epimastigote could be a true and obligate stage in the life cycle in the vertebrate host. An intracellular Fig.
Bloodstream trypomastigotes are pleomorphic. Differential interfer- epimastigote might be taken to imply a three-stage life ence contrast images left. Fluorescence images right : the chondriome cycle amastigote, epimastigote, trypomastigote that green , kinetoplast and nucleus blue are shown.
Most often, slender and would happen both in the vertebrate host and insect vector. This is consistent with the broad form serving as an intermediate between the slender form and the amastigote.
In contrast, a monomorphic population of metacyclic trypomastigotes under identical conditions does not differ- entiate, but rather undergoes cell death over a 24 h period Fig. This illustrates that, although the slender trypo- mastigotes can appear similar in morphology to the metacyc- lic forms, may invade cells by the same mechanism and have a similar metabolic state and some shared structural features, they are different functionally with respect to their commit- ment to the production of an amastigote form.
In fact, it has been pointed out that bloodform trypomastigotes appear not to truly exit from the cell cycle, but to merely exist in a protracted G1 phase Gull, unpublished. In contrast, the metacyclic form shows characteristics of true cell cycle arrest and could be considered to be resident in G0 until triggered to re-enter the cell cycle upon host cell invasion. This, coupled with documented differences in gene expres- sion Nogueira et al. Metacyclic trypomastigotes have different fates from blood form tissue culture derived trypomastigotes under similar conditions.
In contrast, Much of the research conducted on T. A This shows differential interference contrast microscopy of an infected cell still containing some epimastigote forms after mechanical lysis of the cell. Other studies have also shown that rate of metacyclogenesis in culture is exquisitely sensi- tive to the availability of simple sugars Adroher et al.
Further, the mitochondrial metabolism of epimastigotes shifts, becoming cyanide insensitive when epimastigotes reach the stationary phase Felix et al. Two possible cytological mechanisms by which an intracellular amastigote may transform to a slender trypomastigote. Above, simple elon- by the addition of other simple sugars Table 1, column 3.
This form then simply elongates further to galactose, on the other hand, is not transported and neither the slender trypomastigotes. Neither glucose-depleted nor glucose enriched media will permit metacyclogenesis. There was an indication, tously, the rate of galactose import turns out to be just however, that maltose and mannose were less effective, right to sustain differentiation to the metacyclic form. This is in contrast to glucose- depleted medium, where galactose did not have a discernible effect.
This was initially surprising since galactose does not 8. On commitment, cell cycle and morphogenesis enter the cell by the glucose transporter. Removing multipotency. Some T. What are the differences in the signals received is incorporated into some shed T. At what point is multi- in PBS by galactose can be explained if one hypothesises potency lost, when do cells commit to one lineage?
If so, glucose passaged cultures of epimastigotes, even after years of and fructose would be used up so rapidly that elongation continuous culture in LDNT Wood and Pipkin, It would have time to take place in the time frame measured. It is not clear whether to be exhausted over the time course measured. Es responsable de bejel, Treponema pallidum Enfermedades treponmicas conocida tambin como sfilis endmica.
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