Gelsolin expression in sheep mammary gland Francesco Napolitano a, Giovanni Annicchiarico b, Gennaro Catillo a, Francesco Grandoni a, Bianca Moioli a,

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Gelsolin expression in sheep mammary gland Francesco Napolitano a, Giovanni Annicchiarico b, Gennaro Catillo a, Francesco Grandoni a, Bianca Moioli a, Alessandra Crisà a and Cinzia Marchitelli a GENZOOT project funded by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture a Consiglio per la ricerca in agricoltura e l’analisi dell’economia agraria - CRA-PCM, Animal Production Research Centre, Monterotondo, Italy; b Consiglio per la ricerca in agricoltura e l’analisi dell’economia agraria - CRA-ZOE, Research Unit for Non-intensive Animal Husbandry, Foggia, Italy.

2  The group of proteomics in the project GENZOOT had tried to produce a proteomic map of the sheep mammary gland, reflecting the protein variation occurring during lactation, with the purpose to identify the responsible mechanisms for lactation performances.  We had chosen:  two sheep breeds: Sarda ( Milk-type ) and Gentile ( Merino-type )  three representative stages of lactation: - early ( one week after lambing ) - mid ( weaning of the lamb ) - late ( before the dry-off )

3 Proteins differentially expressed during lactation in dairy sheeps Serpin A1 Gelsolin isoform b

4 In mammalian three main Gelsolin Isoforms have been characterized: Plasma Gelsolin or Isoform a, which is a 782-aminoacid secretory protein; Cytoplasmic Gelsolin or Isoform b, which is a 731-amino acid cytosolic protein; Gelsolin-3 or Isoform c, which is a 742-amino acid protein localized primarily in the central nervous system. All Isoforms arise by alternative splicing from the same gene.

Ovis aries gelsolin isoform b mRNA, complete cds GenBank: JF LOCUS JF bp mRNA linear MAM 05-APR-2011 DEFINITION Ovis aries gelsolin isoform b (GSN) mRNA, complete cds. VERSION JF GI: SOURCE Ovis aries (sheep) ORGANISM Ovis aries REFERENCE bases 1 to 2373 AUTHORS Grandoni,F., Moioli,B. and Napolitano,F. TITLE Identification of the gelsolin transcript variant 2 from sheep milk JOURNAL Submitted (18-FEB-2011) C.R.A., Animal Production Research Centre, Via Salaria, 31, Monterotondo, Roma 00015, Italy

Ovis aries gelsolin isoform b gene, exons 12 and 13 GenBank : JX LOCUS JX bp DNA linear MAM 19-NOV-2012 DEFINITION Ovis aries gelsolin isoform b (GSN) gene, exons 12, 13 and partial cds. VERSION JX GI: SOURCE Ovis aries (sheep) ORGANISM Ovis aries REFERENCE bases 1 to 2381 AUTHORS Grandoni,F., Moioli,B. and Napolitano,F. JOURNAL Submitted (10-OCT-2012) C.R.A., Animal Production Research Centre, via Salaria 31, Monterotondo, Roma 00015, Italy

Estimated means, frequency of genotypes, Minor Allele Frequency and significant substitution allelic effect of the gelsolin’s SNPs on milk traits. Within a column means without a common superscript differ (P < 0.01).

What guides this apical migration is not known with certainty but it is probable that cytoskeleton elements are involved. Actin has been localized, by immunofluorescence microscopy (Franke et al., 1980; Amato e Loizzi, 1981), to the cytoplasmic surface along basal regions of budding lipid droplets. Actin has been identified rather recently (Heid and Keenan, 2005) as a constituent of the Milk Fat Globule Membrane and is an active participant in the Milk Fat Secretory Process.

There are many proteins associated with Actin filaments:  -proteins that inhibit the polymerization of the filaments - others that cut the filaments - still others that cover them as a cap to prevent the growth. Gelsolin is a Actin filament severing and capping protein that is implicated in Actin remodelling. In response to increased Ca 2+ and H + levels, Gelsolin is stimulated to sever Actin filaments after which it remains attached to the barbed end of the filament as a cap.

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14 To estimate the level of expression of the “Gelsolin isoform b” in sheep’s milk, a total of 26 ewes of two breeds (12 Gentile and 14 Sarda) were studied at the Foggia Experimental Station of the CREA. Three times during lactation (60, 90 and 120 days) individual milk samples were collected for RNA extraction. Fat, protein, lactose contents and somatic cell count were detected in milk samples.

Certain cell types, such as polymorphonuclear leukocytes, monocyte/macrophages and metastatic cells, are able to move rapidly through tissues. These movements are mediated by the Actin cytoskeleton (Goldberg M.B., 2001). Because of its ability to bind several inflammation inducers, plasma Gelsolin isoform might represent a promising approach to prevention of inflammation and secondary injuries. (Osborn T.M. et al., 2007)

02/07/15 18 The host cell cytoskeleton plays a key role in the life cycle of viral pathogens. Garcia-Esposito et al., 2013 Already in 1999 Jevon et al. proposed a mechanism of internalization of Staphylococcus aureus occurs via a receptor-mediated pathway, requiring the participation of cytoskeletal elements, principally Actin. Subsequently, the data obtained with kidney epithelial cells and fibroblasts showed that S. aureus internalization requires polymerization of the Actin cytoskeleton. Oviedo-Boyso et al., propose the Gelsolin as a new factor that can limit HIV-1 infection.

Our findings, along with recent research in the biomedical field, may suggest to use of Gelsolin as a possible topic for study issues related to infection and immunity. Thanks for your attention