Defining non-genetic mechanisms that prevent death in a Hirschsprung disease mouse model
定义预防先天性巨结肠症小鼠模型死亡的非遗传机制
基本信息
- 批准号:10277960
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 57.63万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-08-27 至 2025-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AbdomenAffectAnatomyBacteriaBiological AssayCause of DeathCell physiologyCessation of lifeChildClinical TrialsColonComplexCongenital AbnormalityCongenital MegacolonConstipationDangerousnessDataDefectDietDietary ComponentDiseaseDistalEnteric Nervous SystemEnterocolitisEnvironmentEpithelialEpithelial CellsExcisionExclusive BreastfeedingFailureFecesFoodFunctional disorderGeneticGerm-FreeGoalsGrowthHumanIn VitroInbreedingInflammationInstitutionIntestinesLengthLifeMicrobeModelingMucinsMucous body substanceMusNervous system structureNutrientOperative Surgical ProceduresOutcomePediatric HospitalsPhiladelphiaPiebaldismPositioning AttributePostoperative PeriodProbioticsPropertyProteinsQuebecRNARecurrenceRiskSepsisSeveritiesSymptomsTestingTimeTransition zone of anal mucous membraneTransplantationUniversitiesVomitingantimicrobial peptidebeneficial microorganismdesignfecal transplantationfeedinggut microbeshuman dataimprovedimproved outcomein vivoinnovationmicrobialmouse modelmucosal microbiotanon-geneticnovel therapeutic interventionprematurepreventsmall molecule
项目摘要
Project Summary: Our goal is to improve the lives of children with Hirschsprung disease (HSCR), a life-
threatening birth defect where the enteric nervous system (ENS) is absent from the end of the bowel. Because
the ENS regulates most aspects of bowel function, “aganglionic” bowel that lacks ENS does not work well.
Symptoms include intractable constipation, bilious vomiting, abdominal distension, growth failure and HSCR-
associated enterocolitis (HAEC). HAEC is the most dangerous problem because in addition to bowel
inflammation, during HAEC, bacteria may move across the bowel epithelium causing sepsis that can be fatal.
Primary treatment for HSCR is pull-through surgery to remove aganglionic bowel and re-attach ENS-containing
bowel to near the anal verge. Unfortunately, ~35% of children continue to have problems after pull-through
surgery, including HAEC. One long-standing mystery is why symptom onset and severity differ so much among
children with HSCR. In particular, some children never have HAEC, but other children have repeated HAEC
episodes before and after pull-through surgery. Length of aganglionosis, genetic differences, and surgical details
undoubtedly impact HAEC risk and HSCR outcomes. The impact of non-genetic factors like diet, gut microbes
and small molecules inside the bowel have barely been investigated in HSCR or in HSCR models. Using Piebald
lethal sl/sl mice, a well-established HSCR model, we discovered a 5-fold difference in survival between two
mouse facilities. The survival difference is not related to the length of aganglionic bowel, distinct genetics, or
cause of death, and we do not perform surgery. Instead, the survival difference reflects fundamental aspects of
HSCR pathophysiology that can be altered by non-genetic factors in the environment. We hypothesized that the
5-fold survival difference occurs because sl/sl mice are fed different types of food and have different bowel
microbes at each institution. Differences in diet and gut microbes can alter small molecules within the bowel.
Many small molecules including nutrients in food and microbial metabolites impact bowel barrier function in ways
that affect sepsis risk. Aim 1 tests the hypothesis that diet and microbes affect survival by swapping diets fed to
sl/sl at each institution, making germ-free mice, and performing fecal transplant into germ-free mice using stool
from each institution. New preliminary data suggest that simply changing diet markedly alters survival in sl/sl
mice. Aim 2 defines how the bowel barrier differs in sl/sl between institutions using anatomic and functional
approaches and identifies microbes that cross bowel epithelium to cause sepsis. Aim 3 defines mucosa-
associated microbes and small molecules within the bowel lumen that could affect barrier function. At the
completion of this study we will know if diet or gut microbes can be manipulated to improve survival in HSCR
models and will have defined mechanisms that alter sepsis risk. These data can then be leveraged to design
human clinical trials to improve outcomes in children with HSCR and reduce HAEC occurrence.
项目概述:我们的目标是改善先天性巨结肠症(HSCR)患儿的生活,
肠神经系统(ENS)在肠末端缺失的威胁性出生缺陷。因为
ENS调节肠功能的大多数方面,缺乏ENS的“无神经节”肠不能很好地工作。
症状包括顽固性便秘、胆汁性呕吐、腹胀、生长障碍和HSCR-
相关性小肠结肠炎(HAEC)。HAEC是最危险的问题,因为除了肠道
在HAEC期间,细菌可移动穿过肠上皮,引起可能致命的败血症。
HSCR的主要治疗是通过手术切除无神经节肠并重新连接含ENS的
肛门边缘附近不幸的是,约35%的儿童继续有问题后,拉通过
手术,包括HAEC。一个长期存在的谜团是为什么症状的发作和严重程度在不同的人群中差异如此之大。
HSCR患儿。特别是,有些孩子从来没有HAEC,但其他孩子反复HAEC
手术前后的情况。无神经节细胞症的病程、遗传差异和手术细节
无疑会影响HAEC风险和HSCR结果。非遗传因素如饮食,肠道微生物
在HSCR或HSCR模型中几乎没有研究过肠内的小分子。使用Piebald
致死sl/sl小鼠,一个良好建立的HSCR模型,我们发现两个之间的存活率有5倍的差异,
鼠标设备生存差异与无神经节肠的长度、不同的遗传学或
死因我们不做手术相反,生存差异反映了
HSCR病理生理学可被环境中的非遗传因素改变。我们假设
5-由于SL/SL小鼠被喂食不同类型的食物并且具有不同的肠道,
每个机构的微生物。饮食和肠道微生物的差异可以改变肠道内的小分子。
许多小分子,包括食物中的营养物质和微生物代谢产物,
影响败血症风险的因素目的1测试假设,饮食和微生物影响生存交换饮食喂养,
sl/sl,制备无菌小鼠,并使用粪便将粪便移植到无菌小鼠中
从每个机构。新的初步数据表明,简单地改变饮食明显改变了SL/SL的生存率。
小鼠目的2定义了使用解剖和功能性研究的机构之间的SL/SL的肠屏障差异
研究和鉴定穿过肠上皮导致败血症的微生物。目标3定义粘膜-
肠腔内可能影响屏障功能的相关微生物和小分子。在
完成这项研究后,我们将知道是否可以操纵饮食或肠道微生物来提高HSCR的存活率
模型,并将有明确的机制,改变败血症的风险。然后可以利用这些数据来设计
人类临床试验,以改善HSCR儿童的结局并减少HAEC的发生。
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