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Volume 73, Issue 9, Pages 1031-1037 (May 2008) Activated extracellular signal-regulated kinase correlates with cyst formation and transforming growth factor-β expression in fetal obstructive uropathy  S. Omori, H. Kitagawa, J. Koike, H. Fujita, M. Hida, K.C. Pringle, M. Awazu  Kidney International  Volume 73, Issue 9, Pages 1031-1037 (May 2008) DOI: 10.1038/ki.2008.3 Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Distribution of cysts and Pax2 expression in kidneys with intrauterine urinary tract obstruction (original magnification × 100 unless otherwise indicated). Kidneys were harvested at embryonic day 67 (E67, a, b) or neonatal day 1 (N1, c) from lambs with intrauterine urinary tract obstruction (Ob) at E60. (a) Dilation of Bowman's capsule (arrows) and proximal tubules identified by CD10 staining was observed predominantly in the cortex. (b) In the medulla, dilation of distal segments is occasionally observed. (c) Numerous cysts derived from proximal and distal segments are present throughout the kidney at N1. In the normal control kidney (Con), Pax2 is expressed in glomerular precursors (arrows), ureteric buds (arrowheads), and occasionally in primitive proximal tubules at E60 (d, original magnification × 200). (e) At N1, the expression is limited to collecting ducts (arrows). (f) In the obstructed kidney at N1, intense Pax2 staining is observed in cysts and tubules. Kidney International 2008 73, 1031-1037DOI: (10.1038/ki.2008.3) Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Distribution of proliferating cells and apoptosis in normal kidneys and kidneys with intrauterine urinary tract obstruction (original magnification × 100 unless otherwise indicated). In the normal kidney (Con) at E60, Ki-67 expression is observed in the nephrogenic zone (a, original magnification × 200). Cells in condensing mesenchyme, vesicles, S-shaped bodies, and tips of ureteric bud branches are occasionally stained (arrows). (b) In the obstructed kidney (Ob) at E65, nephrogenic zone is compressed, and dilated tubules, Bowman's capsule epithelial cells, surrounding interstitial cells, and podocytes are positive for Ki-67. At N1, Ki-67 expression is observed in tubules, cysts (arrows), and occasional interstitial cells (arrowheads) (c, original magnification × 200). (d–f) Labeling of apoptotic cells using TUNEL assay. In the obstructed kidney at E81, positive staining is found in collecting duct cells and occasional interstitial cells of the medulla (e, original magnification × 200) but not detected in the cortex (d, original magnification × 200). (f) At N1, apoptotic cells are numerous in the interstitium and also observed in cysts. Kidney International 2008 73, 1031-1037DOI: (10.1038/ki.2008.3) Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Immunohistochemical localization of TGF-β and αSMA in normal kidneys and kidneys with intrauterine urinary tract obstruction (original magnification × 100). TGF-β is not expressed in the normal control kidney (Con) (E80, a). (b) In the obstructed kidney (Ob), TGF-β immunostaining is recognized in tubule cells and occasional Bowman's capsule cells as early as 48 h after obstruction. Tubular dilatation and sloughing of epithelial cells, classic changes of acute tubular necrosis, are also observed. (c) At E80, TGF-β expression expands and is recognized in cysts, tubules, and the interstitium. The normal kidney expresses αSMA only in vascular smooth muscle cells (arrowheads) and mesangial cells (arrows) (E80, d). (e) The obstructed kidney at E62 shows periglomerular and peritubular expressions of αSMA. αSMA expression increases in the interstitium and fibromuscular collars as gestational age increases (E80, f). Kidney International 2008 73, 1031-1037DOI: (10.1038/ki.2008.3) Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 Immunohistochemical localization of p38 and JNK in normal kidneys and kidneys with intrauterine urinary tract obstruction (original magnification × 100 unless otherwise indicated). In the normal kidney (Con), p38 is expressed in tubules at E81 (a), but no longer detected at N1 (b). In the obstructed kidney (Ob), the expression persists into N1, and is recognized in cysts, tubules, and the interstitium (c). (e) JNK, however, is not expressed in the normal kidney at E81 (d, original magnification × 200), but is recognized in tubules and podocytes at N1. (f) The obstructed kidney is negative for JNK at N1. Kidney International 2008 73, 1031-1037DOI: (10.1038/ki.2008.3) Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions

Figure 5 Immunohistochemical localization of P-ERK and ERK in normal kidneys and kidneys with intra-uterine urinary tract obstruction (original magnification × 100). In the normal kidneys (Con), P-ERK expression is limited to ureteric buds and collecting ducts (N1, a, arrows). (b) In the obstructed kidney (Ob) at E62, P-ERK is also detected in dilated tubules (arrows) and weakly in Bowman's capsule cells (arrowheads). The expression gradually increases in tubules and cysts and also in the interstitium (E80, c; N1, d). ERK is expressed in tubules and podocytes throughout all stages in normal kidneys (N1, e), and also in cysts and the interstitium in the obstructed kidney (N1, f). Kidney International 2008 73, 1031-1037DOI: (10.1038/ki.2008.3) Copyright © 2008 International Society of Nephrology Terms and Conditions