Novel Immunotoxin and IGF Therapy for Strabismus
新型免疫毒素和 IGF 治疗斜视
基本信息
- 批准号:10228548
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 47.99万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2004
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2004-01-01 至 2023-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdultAftercareAmblyopiaAntibodiesBilateralBindingBiochemicalBlindnessBrainBrain StemCell NucleusChildChildhoodCiliary Neurotrophic FactorCommunicationDataDepth PerceptionDevelopmentDiagnosisDiseaseDoseEarly treatmentEtiologyEyeEye MovementsFailureFutureGenesGoalsGrowth FactorHumanIGF1 geneIGF2 geneImmunotoxinsInfantInsulinInsulin-Like Growth Factor IILateralLeadLeftLiteratureMasksMedialMethodsMonkeysMorphologyMotor NeuronsMuscleMuscle functionMutationNerveNeuronsOcular Motility DisordersOperative Surgical ProceduresOryctolagus cuniculusOutcomePatientsPeptidesPeripheralPhysiologicalPlant RootsPlayPublishingRecording of previous eventsRoleSignal PathwaySignal TransductionStrabismusStructureSupplementationSystemTestingTreatment EfficacyVisionVisual Acuitybasecombinatorialdeprivationeffective therapyeffectiveness evaluationefficacy evaluationefficacy testingexperimental studyglial cell-line derived neurotrophic factorimprovedinsulin signalingmind controlmotor controlneurotrophic factorneutralizing antibodynonhuman primatenoveloculomotororbit musclepreclinical studypreventreceptorsuccesstreatment strategyvisual deprivation
项目摘要
ABSTRACT
Strabismus is a common eye alignment disorder found in 3-5% of children and 3-4% of adults. If left untreated
in children, strabismus can lead to loss of stereopsis and amblyopia; the brain silences connections from the
misaligned eye, resulting in poor visual acuity. In strabismus, the ocular motor control of eye alignment is
unbalanced. One potential cause for this imbalance is disruption of the normal two-way neurotrophic factor
communication between the ocular motor system and the extraocular muscles (EOM). Our preliminary and
published data show that we can produce strabismus in infant monkeys or improve eye alignment in adult
strabismic monkeys. With those neurotrophic factors that were effective, the eye alignment was altered by 8 to
14o. We believe improved treatment efficacy for strabismus will require larger angles of correction to eye
misalignment. Gene array and our own data suggest that deficits in neurotrophic factor communication
associated with strabismus may involve multiple neurotrophic factors. Thus, to increase efficacy we predict that
we need to use a combination of neurotrophic factors. We will test two approaches. First, we predict that
combinations of neurotrophic factors that used singly on EOM had a demonstrated ability to alter eye
alignment in non-human primates. We will test efficacy of neurotrophic factor “cocktails” in adult rabbits, and
the most efficacious will be tested for the ability to produce a significant eye misalignment in infant monkeys.
Second, we predict that blocking retrograde signaling of neurotrophic factors will produce a significant eye
misalignment. We will examine efficacy of mixtures of neutralizing antibodies or inhibitory binding peptides to
block binding of endogenously produced neurotrophic factors to their receptors. This will prevent retrograde
signaling by these factors, which we predict are critical for normal eye alignment. The key for success of these
experiments is the use of a sustained delivery approach. One issue that we believe precipitates surgical failure
rates is that the change in eye alignment is larger than the ability of the ocular motor system to adapt. There is
substantial evidence that there is a significant amount of inherent plasticity possible when slow adaptation
strategies are used. Our approach uses a sustained delivery method that releases low doses of neurotrophic
factors for 3 months. Our data show that unilateral treatment is sufficient to produce altered eye alignment . In
addition, the largest change in eye alignment occurs during the final month of treatment, suggesting that ocular
motor system plasticity between brainstem nuclei requires 3 months. This timing agrees with literature showing
that visual deprivation period in infant monkeys needs to approach 3 months to produce a strabismus. We will
test our most efficacious approach for its ability to correct the eye alignment in adult strabismic monkeys. Our
long term goal is to develop effective strategies for modulating neurotrophic factor signaling, whether neuron-
or muscle-derived, based on a combination treatment strategy. This will inform future choices for moving this
strabismus treatment into human patients, with the ultimate goal of preventing loss of visual acuity.
摘要
斜视是一种常见的眼睛对准障碍,在3-5%的儿童和3-4%的成人中发现。如果不及时治疗
在儿童中,斜视会导致立体视觉丧失和弱视;大脑会使与视觉的连接沉默,
眼睛错位,导致视力差。在斜视中,眼睛对准的眼运动控制是
不平衡这种失衡的一个潜在原因是正常的双向神经营养因子的破坏
眼运动系统和眼外肌(EOM)之间的通信。我们的初步和
已发表的数据表明,我们可以使幼年猴子产生斜视,
是一群流浪猴。在这些有效的神经营养因子的作用下,眼睛的排列方式改变了8到10倍。
14度我们相信要提高斜视的治疗效果,需要更大的矫正角度
未对准。基因阵列和我们自己的数据表明,神经营养因子通讯的缺陷
与斜视相关的可能涉及多种神经营养因素。因此,为了提高疗效,我们预测,
我们需要联合使用神经营养因子我们将测试两种方法。首先,我们预测,
单独应用于眼外肌的神经营养因子的组合具有改变眼内肌的能力,
在非人类灵长类动物中的排列。我们将在成年兔子中测试神经营养因子“鸡尾酒”的功效,
将测试最有效的药物在幼猴中产生显著眼错位的能力。
其次,我们预测,阻断神经营养因子的逆行信号传导将产生显著的眼
未对准。我们将检查中和抗体或抑制性结合肽的混合物对
阻断内源性神经营养因子与其受体的结合。这将防止逆行
我们预测这些因素对正常的眼睛对齐至关重要。成功的关键在于
实验是使用持续交付方法。我们认为导致手术失败的一个原因
另一个问题是,眼睛对准的变化大于眼睛运动系统的适应能力。有
大量证据表明,当缓慢适应时,
策略被使用。我们的方法使用了一种持续的输送方法,
三个月的因素。我们的数据表明,单侧治疗足以改变眼睛的排列。在
此外,在治疗的最后一个月,眼睛排列的变化最大,这表明,
脑干核团之间的运动系统可塑性需要3个月。这一时间点与文献显示的一致
幼年猴子的视觉剥夺期需要接近3个月才能产生斜视。我们将
测试我们最有效的方法在成年斜视猴中纠正眼睛对齐的能力。我们
长期目标是发展有效的策略来调节神经营养因子信号,无论是神经元,
或肌肉来源的,基于组合治疗策略。这将为未来移动此内容的选择提供信息
斜视治疗的最终目标是防止视力丧失。
项目成果
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Sex as a Factor in Normal Retinal Function and Schizophrenia
性别是正常视网膜功能和精神分裂症的一个因素
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10598084 - 财政年份:2022
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Training Program in Translational Vision Sciences
转化视觉科学培训计划
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10004626 - 财政年份:2016
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Myogenic Potential of Extraocular Muscle Satellite Cells
眼外肌卫星细胞的生肌潜力
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7586961 - 财政年份:2009
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Myogenic Potential of Extraocular Muscle Satellite Cells
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Novel Immunotoxin and IGF Therapy for Strabismus
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