self-oscillating endoplasmic motility study in a strand of plasmodium p. polycephalum

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Self-oscillating endoplasmic motility study in a strand of plasmodium P. Polycephalum T.I. Avsievich, S.N. Abdulkareem, S.G. Proskurin http://bmt.tstu.ru/ [email protected] Biomedical engineering Tambov State Technical University

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Biomedical engineering Tambov State Technical University. Self-oscillating endoplasmic motility study in a strand of plasmodium P. Polycephalum. T.I. Avsievich, S.N. Abdulkareem, S.G. Proskurin http://bmt.tstu.ru/ [email protected]. INTRODUCTION. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Self-oscillating endoplasmic motility study in a strand of plasmodium P. Polycephalum

T.I. Avsievich, S.N. Abdulkareem,S.G. Proskurin

http://bmt.tstu.ru/

[email protected]

Biomedical engineering Tambov State Technical University

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Endoplasmic motility is an example of auto oscillation, which is inherent to a wide class of cells from single-celled amoebas to cancer cells in multicellular organisms.

INTRODUCTION

Examples:• Belousov - Zhabotinsky reaction;• mechanisms in cardiac muscle contraction;• nervous impulse propagation;• activity in cells from single-celled amoeboid to fibroblasts, leukocytes and tumor cells in multicellular

organisms;• amoeboid motility

P. Polycephalum

Autowaves in Belousov - Zhabotinsky reaction

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To analyse time-dependent velocity V(t) of self-oscillating motility of endoplasm in the isolated strand of plasmodium Physarum Polycephalum upon exposure to inhibitors of cellular respiration.

PURPOSE of the STUDY

OBJECTIVES

1. Registration of self-oscillating motility in the strand in normal conditions (buffer solution) and after the inhibitors’ treatment;

2. Fourier analysis of the time dependences V(t) of the endoplasm;

3. Mathematical model describing the registered oscillations.

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potassium cyanide (KCN):•cytochrome pathway inhibitor

salicylhydroxamic acid (SHAM):•alternative respiration inhibitor

1) 10 mm strand was isolated out of plasmodium and placed in buffer solution pH=7.2;

2) Strand was treated with KCN and SHAM (5 and 7 µM, respectively) which leads to a cessation of protoplasmic motility;

3)Further inhibitors were removed and strand was placed in the buffer solution. Resumption of endoplasmic motility, V(t) recording for 10 min after.

1) inhibition of aerobic ATP synthesis2) cessation of breathing3) cessation of endoplasmic motility

MATERIALS and METHODS

P. Polycephalum

• Slime mold• Network of cylindrical bands 100-500 µm in diameter and length up to 2 cm• Model organism for many studies involving amoeboid motility

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• potassium cyanide (KCN)• salicylhydroxamic acid (SHAM)

MATERIALS and METHODS

P. Polycephalum

DetectorLaser

Strand of plasmodium with shuttle

endoplasmic motility inside

Laser Doppler anemometerVelocity time dependence

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RESULTSSpectral analysis (Fast Fourier Transform - FFT) (length 600 s) from 0 and 600 s

Solid lines - Gaussian approximations to the peaks

Figure 1. Fourier spectra of the time dependence V(t) of protoplasmic motility from 0 to 600 s (blue) and 600 to 1200 s (pink) in the buffer solution.

Figure 2. Similar spectra after KCN and SHAM treatment

Proskurin S. G., Avsievich T. I., Biophysics, 2014 (in press)

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RESULTS

ω1

ω2

After removal of respiratory inhibitors

• During first 10 min increases activity of the first peak and the complete suppression of the second one.

• On 12th minute, system begins to return to the normal state with two harmonic components.

Influence of inhibitors

Respiratory inhibitors affect on both sources of oscillation, but one of them (ω1) recovers faster.

Proskurin S. G., Avsievich T. I., Biophysics, 2014 (in press)

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Buffer solution ( pH=6,8)

Spectral analysis reveals two distinct harmonic signals. Despite the frequencies differ in first and second signals, the ratio

ω2 /ω1=1.96±2% in each of them remains constant.

RESULTS

ω1 and ω2 remains constant during 20 min:

ω1=0.013±0.0004 Hz ω2=0.0254±0.0001 Hz

ω2/ω1= 1.961 SD 2.6 %

at first 10 min just one source of oscillations ω1 is present, in the next 10 min noted the appearance

of a second frequency peak ω2:

ω1=0.0198±0.0004 Hzω2=0.0388±0.0013 Hz

ω2/ω1= 1.963SD 1.8 %

In buffer after treatment by KCN and SHAM

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RESULTS

)5,0(16

)5,0(2142

421 kkk

nl

rh

kkkE

Analytical calculation of the self-oscillation frequencies of harmonics:

where E - Young's modulus of ectoplasm elasticity, k1, k2, k4 - rate constants, n - harmonic number, l, r – length and radius of the strand, μ – endoplasm viscosity [2].

Theoretical frequencies: ω1=0.0191 Hz,ω2=0.0361 Hz

ω2/ω1=1.89

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b)

R2=0.971

RESULTS

Significant correlation between the model and experimental data is observed

Time dependences of endoplasmic motility in plasmodium strand before (a) and after removing the respiration inhibitors (b)

a)

R2=0.943

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RESULTS

Significant correlation between mathematical model and experimental data up to 800 s is observed. Additional parameters are required to describe transition to the normal state.

1 harmonic ω1 appearance of a second harmonic ω2

R2=0.971

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RESULTS

Directed motion of endoplasm

S+

S-

S+

S-

Directed motion of the strand is different for the first and the second signal

Area under the graph is changedS+ - above X axisS– - under X axis

S+ / S - ≈ 0, 6

S+ / S- ≈ 1, 6

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DISCUSSION and CONCLUSIONS

1) Sign-sensitive laser Doppler velocimetry allows to register shuttle endoplasmic motility in plasmodium strands with diameter up to 0.5 mm;

2) Fourier analysis of velocity time dependences of the endoplasm allows obtaining two distinct harmonic components in both signals;

3) Influence of KCN and SHAM leads to a complete cessation of endoplasmic motility. After removal of the inhibitors the respiratory system becomes normal, gradually restoring the activity of both harmonic oscillation sources;

4) Significant correlation between mathematical model and experimental data were demonstrated.

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1. Proskurin S.G., Avsievich T.I., Spectral analysis of self-oscillation motility in isolated plasmodium strand of Physarum Polycephalum // Biophysics. 2014 (in press).

2. Teplov V.A., Mitrofanov V.V., Romanovsky Y.M., Synchronization of mechanochemical auto-oscillations within the Physarum polycephalum plasmodium by periodical external actions // Biophysics. 2005, T. 50, № 4. p. 704-712.

REFERENCES

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Self-oscillating endoplasmic motility study in a strand of plasmodium P. Polycephalum

T.I. Avsievich, S.N. Abdulkareem,S.G. Proskurin

http://bmt.tstu.ru/

[email protected]

Biomedical engineering Tambov State Technical University