Abstract
Lipid metabolism participates in regulating the functions of granulosa cells (GCs), which is important for follicular development. In this experiment, goose GCs from pre-hierarchical follicles and hierarchical follicles were selected to be the model for studying the putative regulatory role of lipid metabolism in apoptosis and steroidogenesis, through overexpression and interference with fatty acid synthase (FASN). When FASN was overexpressed, the lipid accumulation was increased in hierarchical GCs (hGCs) and it was increased in the two categorized GCs when FASN was interfered. In addition, the apoptosis of the two categorized GCs was increased when FASN was overexpressed, and their progesterone production was decreased when FASN was interfered. The results of qRT-PCR showed that, when FASN was overexpressed, the expression level of CYP11A1 was decreased in pre-hierarchical GCs (phGCs), while the expression levels of SCD1, DGAT2, APOB, and StAR were increased in hGCs. When FASN was interfered, the expression levels of CPT-1, DGAT2, and StAR were decreased whereas the expression level of CYP11A1 was increased in phGCs, and the expression levels of CPT-1, SCD1, and StAR were decreased in hGCs. These results not only identify the...Continue Reading
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