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Endocrinology Vol. 139, No. 9 3976-3983
Copyright © 1998 by The Endocrine Society


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Cellular Distribution and Gene Regulation of Estrogen Receptors {alpha} and ß in the Rat Pituitary Gland1

Natasha A. Mitchner, Claire Garlick and Nira Ben-Jonathan

Department of Cell Biology, University of Cincinnati Medical School, Cincinnati, Ohio 45267

Address all correspondence and requests for reprints to: Dr. Nira Ben-Jonathan, Department of Cell Biology, University of Cincinnati Medical School, 231 Bethesda Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45267-0521.

The pituitary gland is a heterogeneous tissue comprised of several hormone secreting and supporting cells, most of which are targeted by estrogens. Estrogen-induced changes in the pituitary are presumably mediated via the classical estrogen receptor, ER{alpha}. However, a novel receptor, ERß, and pituitary-specific truncated estrogen receptor products (TERPs) were recently identified. The objectives of this study were to examine the distribution of these receptors in the rat pituitary and compare their regulation by estradiol in Sprague-Dawley and the estrogen-sensitive Fischer 344 rats.

Pituitary cryosections were subjected to immunocytochemistry for specific cell types, followed by in situ hybridization for ER{alpha} or ERß. ER{alpha} was expressed by approximately 45% of the lactotrophs and melanotrophs, 35% of the corticotrophs and folliculo-stellate cells, and 25% of the gonadotrophs. The expression of ERß showed a similar pattern but was generally lower than ER{alpha}. In two cell types, melanotrophs and gonadotrophs, ERß expression was significantly lower than ER{alpha}. In the second experiment, pituitary sections were immunostained for ER{alpha}, followed by in situ hybridization for ERß. Only a minute population (6–10%) of either anterior or intermediate lobe cells coexpressed ER{alpha} and ERß. In the next experiment, Fischer 344 and Sprague-Dawley rats were injected with oil or estradiol for 24 h. Total RNA from dissected anterior and posterior (neurointermediate) pituitaries was subjected to RT-PCR for ER{alpha}, ERß, or TERPs. Interestingly, ER{alpha} and ERß were unchanged by estradiol in either lobe of the pituitary. In contrast, estradiol increased pituitary TERP messenger RNA levels 4- to 7-fold. A 20-kDa TERP protein was detected by Western blots in the pituitary but not the uterus. There were no differences in the estradiol-induced expression of any of the receptors between the two strains of rats.

We conclude that: 1) ERß is expressed in all anterior and intermediate lobe cell types examined, albeit at a lower level than ER{alpha}; 2) no more than 10% of pituitary cells coexpress ER{alpha} and ERß; and 3) estradiol markedly increases TERP messenger RNA levels but does not alter the expression of ER{alpha} or ERß. We propose that estrogen receptor heterogeneity contributes to the diversity of pituitary cell responsiveness to estrogens.




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