EMT: Cell Death by Boolean Calculations with Antibodies
EMT: Cell Death by Boolean Calculations with Antibodies
批准号:
0621600
负责人:
Milan Stojanovic
金额:
$30.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-09-01 至 2010-08-31
中文摘要
我们未来三年的目标是证明人工创建的分子混合物(我们称之为治疗性分子自动机)可以在细胞表面进行布尔计算,并产生可治疗的结果(即细胞死亡)。具体来说,我们将探索一种特定的分子自动机亚型,由基于抗体的成分的混合物组成,这些成分将在细胞表面组装,根据细胞表面标记(M1、M2 和 M1、M2 和M3),并且根据计算的输出,触发细胞死亡。我们的自动机的主要组成部分将是:(1)基于抗体或其片段或适体的识别区域,这些区域将针对特征细胞表面制造商; (2)用于在识别区域之间建立通讯的寡核苷酸; (3)在抗体交联时触发药物释放的药物递送成分。作为我们的三个目标,我们将在未来三年内测试在单元上实施三种不同程序(或布尔逻辑运算)的混合物:1。 {M1ANDM2 细胞凋亡};一个三组件自动机,其作用将导致抗体交联,并仅在显示用于靶向 B 细胞淋巴瘤系的细胞表面标记的细胞中显着增加细胞凋亡。 2. {M1ANDM2药物释放};另一个三组件自动机,与上面的类似,不同之处在于它也会触发小细胞毒性分子的释放。3。 {M3ANDNOTM1 药物释放},一个三组件自动机,它将考虑保护因素。智力优点分子自动机是分子网络,根据它们识别的输入的存在或不存在以及它们实现的算法来改变状态。在本提案中,我们研究能够分析多个细胞表面或疾病标记的下一代分子自动机。据我们所知,用与寡核苷酸缀合的抗体构建布尔自动机的提议是一个全新的想法。更广泛的意义生物医学意义:我们的自动机有潜力在广泛的疾病过程中发挥作用。所有基于靶向消除细胞亚群(例如癌症、自身免疫性疾病)的疗法都将受益于考虑多种细胞表面标记的能力,因为很少有细胞表面标记仅限于一种细胞类型。教育意义。在教育方面,我们有一个非常富有成效的计划,将当地高中生融入我们的团队。该项目的一名学生最近成为描述分子全加器的出版物的第一作者,还有几名学生将成为我们正在准备的复杂自动机手稿的共同作者。在这个项目中,我们计划让一名暑期学生在第一年参与针对一个细胞表面标记物的适配体分离。第二个学生将在该项目的第二年在体外优化非门操作所需的结构转换过程。他们将由以学术为导向的博士后研究员进行培训。跨学科方法。我们注意到该项目的跨学科性质,它结合了纳米技术、电气工程和计算机科学、核酸生物化学、细胞生物学、免疫学和有机化学的概念。
英文摘要
It is our goal over the next three years to demonstrate that mixtures of artificially created molecules, which we shall call therapeutic molecular automata, can perform Boolean calculation on cell surfaces with therapeutically applicable outcomes (i.e., cell death).Specifically, we will explore a specific subtype of molecular automata, consisting of mixtures of antibody-based components that will assemble on a cell surface, perform Boolean logic operations based on the presence or absence of cell-surface makers (M1, M2, and M3) and, depending on the output of calculation, trigger cell death. Main components of our automata will be: (1) recognition regions based on antibodies or their fragment or aptamers that will target characteristic cell-surface makers; (2) oligonucleotides used to establish communications between recognition regions; and (3) drug delivery components that will trigger release of drugs upon cross-linking of antibodies. As our three aims, we will test over the next three years mixtures implementing three different programs (or Boolean logic operations) on cells:1. {M1ANDM2 Apoptosis}; a three-components automaton, the action of which will result in crosslinking of antibodies and significant increase in apoptosis only in cells that display both cell-surface makers used to target B-cell lymphoma lines.2. {M1ANDM2 Drug Release}; another three-component automaton, similar to the one above, except it will also trigger the release of a small cytotoxic molecule.3. {M3ANDNOTM1 Drug Release}, a three component automaton, which will take into account a protective factor.Intellectual meritMolecular automata are networks of molecules that change states according to the presence or absence of inputs they recognize and an algorithm they implement. In this proposal we study the next generation of molecular automata capable of analyzing multiple cellsurface or disease markers. To the best of our knowledge, the proposal to construct Boolean automata with antibodies conjugated to oligonucleotides is a completely novel idea.Broader SignificanceBiomedical Significance: Our automata have the potential to be useful in a wide range of disease processes. All therapies that are based on a targeted elimination of a subpopulation of cells (e.g. cancer, autoimmune diseases) will benefit from the ability of to take into account more than one cell-surface marker, because very few cell surface markers are limited to only one cell type.Educational Significance. Education-wise, we have a very productive program to integrate local high schools students into our group. One student from this program has been recently a first author on a publication describing molecular full adder, and several more students will be coauthors on a manuscript that we are preparing on complex automata. In this project we plan to involve one summer student during first year in the isolation of aptamer against one cell-surface marker. The second student will optimize in vitro the structure switching process needed for a NOT gate operation during the second year of this program. They will be trained by an academically oriented postdoctoral fellow.Interdisciplinary approach. We note the interdisciplinary nature of this project that combines concepts from nanotechnology, electrical engineering and computer science, biochemistry of nucleic acids, cell biology, immunology and organic chemistry.
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