2006Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-skull Base SurgeryRequires access

Detection of glucocorticoid receptor-α mRNA expression in different healthy nasal mucosa

Gehua Zhang

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Objective To detect the expression of the glucocorticoid receptor-α(GR-α) mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process and investigate the significance of GR-α in progression of nasal polyp.Methods The quantitative expression of GR-α mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process was examined by using Fluorescent quantitative PCR(FQ-RT-PCR).Results The GR-α mRNA level in normal mucosa of inferior turbinate((135.4)±(5.2)×10~4 copy/μg) was significantlyhigher than those of middle turbinate and uncinate process((115.9)±(5.5)×10~4 copy/μg,(113.4)±(6.1)×10~4 copy/μg)(P(0.01)).Conclusion Lower expression of GR-α mRNA in middle turbinate and uncinate process might be related to the progression of nasal polyp which often originates from ostiomeatal complex.

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Objective To detect the expression of the glucocorticoid receptor-α(GR-α) mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process and investigate the significance of GR-α in progression of nasal polyp.Methods The quantitative expression of GR-α mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process was examined by using Fluorescent quantitative PCR(FQ-RT-PCR).Results The GR-α mRNA level in normal mucosa of inferior turbinate((135.4)±(5.2)×10~4 copy/μg) was significantlyhigher than those of middle turbinate and uncinate process((115.9)±(5.5)×10~4 copy/μg,(113.4)±(6.1)×10~4 copy/μg)(P(0.01)).Conclusion Lower expression of GR-α mRNA in middle turbinate and uncinate process might be related to the progression of nasal polyp which often originates from ostiomeatal complex.

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Objective To detect the expression of the glucocorticoid receptor-α(GR-α) mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process and investigate the significance of GR-α in progression of nasal polyp.Methods The quantitative expression of GR-α mRNA in healthy nasal mucosa of the inferior turbinate,middle turbinate and uncinate process was examined by using Fluorescent quantitative PCR(FQ-RT-PCR).Results The GR-α mRNA level in normal mucosa of inferior turbinate((135.4)±(5.2)×10~4 copy/μg) was significantlyhigher than those of middle turbinate and uncinate process((115.9)±(5.5)×10~4 copy/μg,(113.4)±(6.1)×10~4 copy/μg)(P(0.01)).Conclusion Lower expression of GR-α mRNA in middle turbinate and uncinate process might be related to the progression of nasal polyp which often originates from ostiomeatal complex.

Key concepts: Mucous membrane of nose, Glucocorticoid receptor, Messenger RNA, Pathology, Real-time polymerase chain reaction, Medicine, Glucocorticoid, Turbinates

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