Evolution of biohybrid lung – Genetically modified anti-thrombogenic and immunological invisible endothelial cells used for endothelialization of gas exchange membranes for first in-vivo application
生物混合肺的进化 â 转基因抗血栓形成和免疫隐形内皮细胞用于气体交换膜内皮化,首次在体内应用
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- 批准号:347346497
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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- 资助国家:德国
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项目摘要
In our previous studies we focused on the development of an implantable biohybrid lung (BH) as an alternative to lung transplantation. To support long-term application of the BH, we established the endothelialization of gas exchange membranes (GEM) to create a hemocompatible surface. Doubtless, primary autologous endothelial cells (ECs) would be the ideal cell source, but their generation for GEM endothelialization is impossible. Our generated low immunogenic MHC class I and class II silenced ECs are the optimal alternative. MHC-silenced ECs showed to be protected from MHC-dependent allogeneic cellular and humoral allogeneic immune responses. Although, silencing MHC-expression demonstrated to be an effective strategy to facilitate the use of allogeneic ECs to endothelialize the GEM and promote its use in clinical application, the risk for thrombogenic events remains a major concern. Hence, this project aims at the further refinement of the BH by genetically engineering the ECs towards deleting their thrombogenicity and protecting them against MHC and non-MHC related antibodies and allogeneic cellular immune responses. This approach will contribute to generate complete immunologically invisible ECs to MHC-related or non-related allogeneic immune responses and simultaneously prevent the initiation of thrombogenic events. For this purpose, immunologically invisible ECs will be generated by transduction with lentiviral vectors encoding for the shRNAs targeting β2-microglobulin and the class II transactivator (CIITA) and the negative complement regulatory proteins CD55 and CD59. Furthermore, they will be further transduced with vectors encoding for thrombomodulin or the serine protease S1 to enable the complete anti-thrombogenic and immunologically invisible endothelialization of the GEM. Despite the generation of these genetically modified “super-cells”, a variety of additional requirements need to be fulfilled by the EC monolayer on the GEM to ensure the needed long-term lung support, or even replace the patient’s lung function. By the successful transfer of our analyzing methods from the 2D-gas exchange foils to the clinically relevant 3D-HFM, establishment of suitable in-house coatings and 3D-HFM multi-layer applications, as well as the establishment of a small and large animal model, to test the BH application in the in-vivo setting, we will answer clinically relevant questions. By the successful implementation of this project, we will identify the best GEM coating and endothelialization procedure, which fulfills the crucial requirements for the secure and long-term applied biohybrid lung. The results generated within this proposal will pave the way for a future application of the biohybrid lung as alternative to lung transplantation as realistic final destination therapy.
在我们之前的研究中,我们专注于开发可植入式生物混合肺(BH)作为肺移植的替代方案。为了支持BH的长期应用,我们建立了气体交换膜(GEM)的内皮化,以创建血液相容的表面。毫无疑问,原代自体内皮细胞(ECs)将是理想的细胞来源,但它们的生成用于GEM内皮化是不可能的。我们生成的低免疫原性MHC I类和II类沉默ec是最佳选择。mhc沉默的内皮细胞显示出对mhc依赖性异体细胞和体液异体免疫应答的保护作用。尽管沉默mhc表达被证明是一种有效的策略,可以促进异体ec对GEM进行内皮化并促进其在临床应用,但血栓形成事件的风险仍然是一个主要问题。因此,该项目旨在通过基因工程ec进一步完善BH,以消除其血栓形成性,并保护它们免受MHC和非MHC相关抗体和同种异体细胞免疫反应的影响。这种方法将有助于产生完全免疫不可见的ec,以应对mhc相关或非相关的异体免疫反应,同时防止血栓形成事件的发生。为此,用慢病毒载体编码靶向β2-微球蛋白和II类反激活因子(CIITA)以及负补体调节蛋白CD55和CD59的shrna,通过转导产生免疫上不可见的ECs。此外,它们将进一步用编码血栓调节蛋白或丝氨酸蛋白酶S1的载体进行转导,以实现GEM的完全抗血栓形成和免疫不可见的内皮化。尽管产生了这些转基因的“超级细胞”,但GEM上的EC单层需要满足各种额外的要求,以确保所需的长期肺支持,甚至取代患者的肺功能。通过将我们的分析方法从2d气体交换箔成功转移到临床相关的3D-HFM,建立合适的内部涂层和3D-HFM多层应用,以及建立小型和大型动物模型,在体内环境中测试BH应用,我们将回答临床相关问题。通过该项目的成功实施,我们将确定最佳的GEM涂层和内皮化程序,这将满足安全和长期应用生物混合肺的关键要求。这一提议产生的结果将为未来应用生物混合肺作为肺移植的替代品作为现实的最终目的地治疗铺平道路。
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Generation of immunologically invisible organs through ex vivo MHC silencing to prevent rejection in a miniature swine lung transplantation model
通过离体 MHC 沉默生成免疫学上不可见的器官,以防止小型猪肺移植模型中的排斥反应
- 批准号:
396049657 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
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Development of a biohybrid lung - Preventing rejection of allogenic endothelial cells by HLA-class I silencing
生物混合肺的开发 - 通过 HLA-I 类沉默防止同种异体内皮细胞的排斥
- 批准号:
221323735 - 财政年份:2012
- 资助金额:
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Limb perfusion as a route for re-conditioning and genetic engineering: preventing damage and decreasing immunogenicity to support survival after allogeneic transplantation
肢体灌注作为修复和基因工程的途径:预防损伤并降低免疫原性以支持同种异体移植后的生存
- 批准号:
500341366 - 财政年份:
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