Zoobiquity experiments show the importance of the local MMP9-plasminogen axis in inflammatory bowel diseases in both dogs and patients.
Zoobiquity experiments show the importance of the local MMP9-plasminogen axis in inflammatory bowel diseases in both dogs and patients.
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Zoobiquity 实验表明局部 MMP9-纤溶酶原轴在狗和患者炎症性肠病中的重要性。
DOI:
10.1093/intimm/dxad006
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Shig
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作者:
Takeshi Yamasaki;Noriyuki Nagata;Toru Atsumi;Rie Hasebe;Yuki Tanaka;Izuru Ohki;Shimpei Kubota;Yuta Shinohara;Yong Bin Teoh;Nozomu Yokoyama;Noboru Sasaki;Kensuke Nakamura;Hiroshi Ohta;Takehiko Katsurada;Yoshihiro Matsuno;Shintaro Hojyo;Shig
Using a zoobiquity concept, we directly connect animal phenotypes to a human disease mechanism: the reduction of local plasminogen levels caused by matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP9) activity is associated with the development of inflammation in the intestines of dogs and patients with inflammatory bowel disease. We first investigated inflammatory colorectal polyps (ICRPs), which are a canine gastrointestinal disease characterized by the presence of idiopathic chronic inflammation, in Miniature Dachshund (MD) and found 31 missense disease-associated SNPs by whole-exome sequencing. We sequenced them in 10 other dog breeds and found five,PLG, TCOF1, TG, COL9A2andCOL4A4, only in MD. We then investigated two rare and breed-specific missense SNPs (T/T SNPs),PLG: c.477G > T and c.478A>T, and found that ICRPs with the T/T SNP risk alleles showed less intact plasminogen and plasmin activity in the lesions compared to ICRPs without the risk alleles but no differences in serum. Moreover, we show that MMP9, which is an NF-κB target, caused the plasminogen reduction and that intestinal epithelial cells expressing plasminogen molecules were co-localized with epithelial cells expressing MMP9 in normal colons with the risk alleles. Importantly, MMP9 expression in patients with ulcerous colitis or Crohn’s disease also co-localized with epithelial cells showing enhanced NF-κB activation and less plasminogen expression. Overall, our zoobiquity experiments showed that MMP9 induces the plasminogen reduction in the intestine, contributing to the development of local inflammation and suggesting the local MMP9-plasminogen axis is a therapeutic target in both dogs and patients. Therefore, zoobiquity-type experiments could bring new perspectives for biomarkers and therapeutic targets.