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Dataset of mRNA levels for dopaminergic receptors, adrenoceptors and tyrosine hydroxylase in lymphocytes from subjects with clinically isolated syndromes.

Marco Cosentino1, Mauro Zaffaroni2, Massimiliano Legnaro1, Raffaella Bombelli1, Laura Schembri1, Damiano Baroncini2, Anna Bianchi2, Raffaella Clerici3, Mario Guidotti3, Paola Banfi4, Giorgio Bono4, Franca Marino1.   

Abstract

This data article presents a dataset of mRNA levels for dopaminergic receptors, adrenoceptors and for tyrosine hydoxylase, the rate-limiting enzyme in the synthesis of catecholamines, in peripheral blood mononuclear cells as well as in CD4+ T effector and regulatory cells from subjects with clinically isolated syndromes (CIS), which is a first episode of neurological disturbance(s) suggestive of multiple sclerosis. CIS subjects are divided into two groups according to their eventual progression, after 12 months from CIS, to clinically established multiple sclerosis. The data reported are related to the article entitled "Dopaminergic receptors and adrenoceptors in circulating lymphocytes as putative biomarkers for the early onset and progression of multiple sclerosis" (M. Cosentino, M. Zaffaroni, M. Legnaro, R. Bombelli, L. Schembri, D. Baroncini, A. Bianchi, R. Clerici, M. Guidotti, P. Banfi, G. Bono, F. Marino, 2016) [1].

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Keywords:  Adrenoceptors; CD4+ T effector lymphocytes; CD4+ T regulatory lymphocytes; Clinically isolated syndrome; Dopaminergic receptors; Multiple sclerosis; Peripheral blood mononuclear cells; mRNA levels

Year:  2016        PMID: 27699190      PMCID: PMC5035338          DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2016.08.067

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Data Brief        ISSN: 2352-3409


Specifications Table Value of the data These data provide the profile of expression of dopaminergic receptors, adrenoceptors and tyrosine hydroxylase genes in circulating lymphocytes of subjects with clinically isolated syndromes (CIS). The data are of value for further experiments on the mechanistic role of dopaminergic and adrenergic pathways in circulating lymphocytes during CIS and multiple sclerosis (MS). The data give a basis for longitudinal, prospective clinical studies aimed at validating dopaminergic receptors and/or adrenoceptors gene expression in lymphocytes as early markers of CIS progressing to MS.

Data

Enclosed are data regarding mRNA levels for dopaminergic receptors (DR), adrenoceptors (AR) and tyrosine hydroxylase (TH), the rate-limiting enzyme in the synthesis of catecholamines, found in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) (Table 1, Table 2) and in CD4+ T effector (Teff) cells (Table 3) and regulatory (Treg) cells (Table 4) from subjects with clinically isolated syndromes (CIS), which is a first, usually recovering, episode of neurological disturbance(s) suggestive of multiple sclerosis (MS). Each table provides a comparison between subjects who, after 12 months from CIS, did not progress or progressed to clinically established MS. For further information and discussion about the interpretation and implications of DR, AR and TH mRNA levels in lymphocytes of CIS subjects, please refer to the article [1].
Table 1

Levels of DR, AR and TH mRNA in resting PBMC from CIS subjects who, after 12 months from CIS, did not convert (CISnc) or converted (CISc) to clinically established MS. Levels of mRNA are expressed as 2−×107.

GeneCISncCIScRatio CISc/CISncP
TH0.544±0.4690.585±0.6431.0750.878
DRD2a0.062±0.0100.083±0.0351.3360.219
DRD36.288±2.2739.868±4.2321.5690.041
DRD581.073±134.86546.128±42.2100.5690.390
ADRA1A0.076±0.0340.082±0.0191.0770.618
ADRA1B0.991±0.7021.418±0.8061.4310.232
ADRA1D40.271±10.10743.439±13.8951.0790.583
ADRA2A0.075±0.0460.116±0.0701.5590.151
ADRA2Bundetectedundetectedn/an/a
ADRA2C0.055±0.0230.053±0.0330.9610.873
ADRB10.554±0.3290.342±0.1800.6170.070
ADRB2b0.659±0.5821.180±1.7811.7900.438
ADRB30.149±0.0840.186±0.0791.2440.329

Notes:

n/a=not applicable.

=levels of mRNA below detection limits in 3 CISnc and 3 CISc subjects;

=data from sample of one CISc subject excluded from the analysis due to assay failure.

Table 2

Levels of DR, AR and TH mRNA in PHA-stimulated PBMC from CIS subjects who, after 12 months from CIS, did not convert (CISnc) or converted (CISc) to clinically established MS. Levels of mRNA are expressed as 2−×107.

GeneCISncCIScRatio CISc/CISncP
TH17.349±19.87821.587±23.1401.2440.673
DRD20.111±0.0440.122±0.0961.0960.773
DRD3212.251±102.955227.008±146.2291.0700.806
DRD5615.891±755.387447.890±448.1680.7270.527
ADRA1A0.176±0.0340.270±0.1161.5400.052
ADRA1B149.347±204.884153.014±225.4841.0250.971
ADRA1D212.433±152.730199.297±132.6070.9380.837
ADRA2A0.634±0.4841.431±0.9572.2570.043
ADRA2Ba0.034±0.0120.051±0.0071.4930.046
ADRA2C0.183±0.1690.202±0.1301.1050.771
ADRB11.520±0.7941.308±0.6680.8610.519
ADRB2b6.156±2.7828.788±4.2421.4280.141
ADRB30.602±0.3690.659±0.2951.0950.698

Notes:

=levels of mRNA below detection limits in 5 CISnc and 8 CISc subjects;

=data from sample of one CISc subject excluded from the analysis due to assay failure.

Table 3

Levels of DR, AR and TH mRNA in Teff from CIS subjects who, after 12 months from CIS, did not convert (CISnc) or converted (CISc) to clinically established MS. Levels of mRNA are expressed as 2−×107.

GeneCISncCIScRatio CISc/CISncP
TH0.932±0.6671.514±1.6801.6250.367
DRD2a0.061±0.0120.091±0.0371.4950.083
DRD371.274±40.127160.645±224.2222.2540.283
DRD538.986±32.81145.656±25.7001.1710.617
ADRA1A0.104±0.0270.136±0.0381.3030.056
ADRA1B23.090±20.54540.727±30.4371.7640.170
ADRA1D121.840±68.792155.881±73.3681.2790.312
ADRA2A0.182±0.1160.229±0.1341.2630.421
ADRA2Baundetectedundetectedn/an/a
ADRA2C0.055±0.0340.085±0.0471.5470.138
ADRB10.894±0.4110.801±0.5810.8960.700
ADRB25.479±2.7385.379±4.5850.9820.957
ADRB30.226±0.1400.243±0.1221.0760.797

Notes:

n/a=not applicable.

=levels of mRNA below detection limits in 2 CISnc and 3 CISc subjects.

Table 4

Levels of DR, AR and TH mRNA in Treg from CIS subjects who, after 12 months from CIS, did not convert (CISnc) or converted (CISc) to clinically established MS. Levels of mRNA are expressed as 2−×107.

GeneCISncCIScRatio CISc/CISncP
TH6.239±5.5756.029±5.3320.9660.935
DRD2a0.098±0.0440.162±0.0831.6570.090
DRD3b524.542±320.649675.012±505.0251.2870.470
DRD5179.094±96.190271.145±87.0951.5140.044
ADRA1A0.178±0.0840.228±0.0961.2770.260
ADRA1B539.118±634.164685.947±919.1801.2720.703
ADRA1D273.060±162.944431.602±273.5931.5810.164
ADRA2A0.533±0.4010.708±0.5761.3290.471
ADRA2Baundetectedundetectedn/an/a
ADRA2C0.147±0.1520.168±0.0981.1390.724
ADRB12.299±2.1831.284±0.7340.5580.166
ADRB213.974±9.16315.322±9.3221.0960.758
ADRB30.402±0.2280.470±0.2401.1700.583

Notes:

n/a=not applicable.

=levels of mRNA below detection limits in 1 CISnc and 3 CISc subjects;

=data from sample of one CISc subject excluded from the analysis due to assay failure.

Experimental design, materials and methods

PBMC isolation and culture

Cells were obtained from venous blood of CIS subjects enrolled at the Centre for research on Multiple Sclerosis, Ospedale S. Antonio Abate of Gallarate (VA) (Investigator in charge: Mauro Zaffaroni), at the Neurology Unit of the “Ospedale di Circolo e Fondazione Macchi”, University of Insubria - School of Medicine of Varese (Investigator in charge: Giorgio Bono), and at the Neurological Department, Valduce Hospital, Como (Investigator in charge: Mario Guidotti). Inclusion and exclusion criteria for selection and enrollement of CIS subjects, as well as criteria to define conversion of CIS to MS are detailed elsewhere [1]. Approval of the protocol was obtained from the Ethics Committee of the Ospedale S. Antonio Abate of Gallarate (VA), and all the participants provided a written informed consent. PBMC were isolated from whole blood by using Ficoll–Paque Plus density gradient centrifugation, using standard procedures [2]. PBMC were finally cultured in RPMI 1640/10% heath-inactivated fetal bovine serum, added with 2 mM glutamine and 100 U/ml penicillin/streptomycin, at the concentration of 1×106 cells/ml, at 37 °C in a moist atmosphere of 5% CO2. Cells were cultured for 48 h, alone or in the presence of PHA 10 μg/ml, a concentration which was previously shown to be optimal to trigger mRNA expression of TH [3]. PBMC were finally harvested and assayed for DR, AR and TH mRNA expression by means of real-time PCR.

Preparation of Teff and Treg

Immunomagnetic sorting of Treg and Teff from freshly isolated PBMC was performed by using the Dynal CD4+CD25+ Treg Kit (Dynal, Oslo, Norway), as previously described [4]. Treg and Teff were directly assayed for DR, AR and TH mRNA expression by means of real-time PCR.

Real-time PCR

Extraction of total RNA was performed with PerfectPure™ RNA Cell & Tissue kit (5Prime, Milano, Italy). RNA was then reverse-transcribed to cDNA using a random primer, high-capacity cDNA RT kit (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies Corporation, USA), and finally amplified by TaqMan® Universal PCR Master Mix (Applied Biosystems), using the TaqMan Gene Expression Assay (Table 5). Assayed of cDNA was accomplished on an ABI PRISM® 7000 System (Applied Biosystems). Gene expression levels were finally expressed as 2− where ΔCt=[Ct (sample)−Ct (housekeeping gene)], and normalized to 18S cDNA, using the AB Prism 7000 SDS software™. Annealing temperature was 60 °C for all the genes.
Table 5

Real-Time PCR conditions.

GeneUniGene IDInterrogated sequenceRefSeq/GenBank mRNAProteinExon boundaryAssay locationAmplicon lengthEfficiency (%)
THHs.435609NM_199292.2NP_954986.23–4424–4226394.5
DRD2Hs.73893NM_000795.3NP_000786.12–352464100.0
DRD3Hs.121478NM_033663.3NP_387512.33–4809–7257397.6
DRD5Hs.380681NM_000798.4NP_000789.11–11092–74488110.2
ADRA1AHs. 709175NM_033302.2NP_150645.21–21324112100.0
ADRA1BHs. 368632NM_000679.3NP_000670.11–2112661100.0
ADRA1DHs. 557NM_000678.3NP_000669.11–2116668100.1
ADRA2AHs. 249159NM_000681.3NP_000672.31–11960116101.0
ADRA2BHs. 247686NM_000682.5NP_000673.21–1823117100.0
ADRA2CHs. 123022NM_000683.3NP_000674.21–16469399.1
ADRB1Hs. 99913NM_000684.2NP_000675.11–18637999.0
ADRB2Hs. 2551NM_000024.5NP_000015.11–177865100.0
ADRB3Hs. 2549NM_000025.2NP_000016.11–214016599.9
18S rRNAX03205.1N.A.N.A.N.A.N.A.18798.8

Statistics

Data are reported as means±standard deviation (SD). The D׳Agostino & Pearson normality test was used to assess the distribution of values. The two-tailed Student׳s t test for unpaired data or the Mann–Whitney test for continuous variables were used to assess differences between groups. Calculations were performed using a commercial software (GraphPad Prism version 5.00 for Windows, GraphPad Software, San Diego California USA, www.graphpad.com).

Conflict of Interest

All the authors declare that they have no conflict of interest.
Subject areaMedicine
More specific subject areaNeurology, Immunology, Neuroimmunology
Type of dataTables
How data was acquiredReal-time PCR, ABI PRISM® 7000 System (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies Corporation, USA), data statistical analysis (GraphPad Prism version 5.00 for Windows, GraphPad Software, San Diego California USA,www.graphpad.com)
Data formatAnalyzed
Experimental factorsPeripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) isolated by gradient centrifugation from whole blood of subjects with clinically isolated syndromes (CIS), and cultured for 48 h alone or with PHA 10 μg/ml. A sample of freshly isolated PBMC was used to isolate CD4+ T effector (Teff) and regulatory (Treg) cells by means of immunomagnetic sorting.
Experimental featuresReal-time PCR analysis of mRNA levels of dopaminergic receptors, adrenoceptors and tyrosine hydroxylase mRNA levels, following total RNA extraction by PerfectPure™ RNA Cell & Tissue kit (5Prime, Milano, Italy), reverse transcription by a random primer and a high-capacity cDNA RT kit (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies Corporation, USA), and cDNA amplification by TaqMan® Universal PCR Master Mix (Applied Biosystems), using the TaqMan Gene Expression Assay.
Data source locationVarese, Gallarate, Como (Italy)
Data accessibilityData is within this article
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Journal:  J Neuroimmunol       Date:  2002-04       Impact factor: 3.478

2.  Dopaminergic receptors and adrenoceptors in circulating lymphocytes as putative biomarkers for the early onset and progression of multiple sclerosis.

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4.  Catecholamine production and tyrosine hydroxylase expression in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from multiple sclerosis patients: effect of cell stimulation and possible relevance for activation-induced apoptosis.

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