IMMUNOPATHIC MYOSITIS INDUCED BY PERSISTENT VIRUS
持续病毒引起的免疫病性肌炎
基本信息
- 批准号:2072372
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.18万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1993
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1993-09-30 至 1997-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Coxsackievirus RNase protection assay artificial immunosuppression athymic mouse autoimmune disorder computer assisted sequence analysis denervation disease /disorder model genetic regulation genetic strain host organism interaction laboratory mouse latent virus infection molecular cloning myositis natural selections tissue /cell culture virus RNA virus diseases
项目摘要
Enterovirus infection has been linked to the expression of several human
autoimmune diseases including polymyositis, juvenile-onset diabetes, and
cardiomyopathy. Evidence of prior enterovirus infection includes elevated
antibody titers against virus and the detection of persistent viral RNA in
the afflicted tissue. However, results from some studies are equivocal,
and hence the role of enterovirus in precipitating autoimmune diseases is
still unclear. Techniques for the detection of persistent enteroviruses
are hampered by a lack of knowledge about the mechanism which underlies
persistence. Similarly, the mariner in which persistent enterovirus
provokes the induction or maintenance of immunologically-mediated tissue
damage is not understood. This proposal employs a mouse model of
coxsackievirus B 1-induced polymyositis to study mechanisms of virus
persistence and evaluate the effect of virus persistence on immunopathic
muscle disease. Two key attributes of this model are that viral RNA
persists for long periods of time in muscle, and immunopathic disease is
mediated by T cells. The first objective is to explore the nature of
persistent virus and determine whether it is comprised of altered forms of
viral RNA and/or infectious virus. Nuclease protection assays will be used
to identify genomic deletions, sequence changes, and altered ratios of
positive and negative RNA strands. Reactivation of infectious virus will
be attempted with several different strategies including immunosuppression
and muscle denervation. A somewhat unique strategy for virus reactivation
will be to culture muscle in vitro where it is removed from potential
anti-viral effects of the immune system. Tissues other than muscle that
have previously been found to harbor persistent viral RNA will also be
tested as potential reservoirs of virus. If infectious virus is recovered,
it will be phenotypically and genotypically characterized and compared
with the original infecting strain. The second objective seeks to better
understand factors that influence the coevolution of host and virus, and
focuses on selective pressures exerted by the host on development of virus
persistence. Nude mice and inbred strains of mice with varying
susceptibilities to myositis will be used to examine the influence of T
cells and host background genes on the establishment of persistent
infection. The third objective is to identify muscle genes that are
differentially regulated as a result of virus persistence. The
differential display technique will be used to analyze muscle for RNA
transcripts that are upregulated or downregulated at different stages of
the disease. Taken together, these experiments will clarify important
interactions between persistent virus and the host that culminate in the
development of immunopathic muscle disease. They will also lead to more
effective approaches for the epidemiologic study of persistent virus-
induced autoimmune disease.
肠道病毒感染与多种人类基因的表达有关
自身免疫性疾病,包括多发性肌炎、青少年发病的糖尿病和
心肌病。先前肠道病毒感染的证据包括升高
病毒抗体滴度和持久性病毒RNA的检测
受影响的组织。然而,一些研究的结果是模棱两可的,
因此,肠道病毒在诱发自身免疫性疾病中的作用是
仍不清楚。持久性肠道病毒的检测技术
由于缺乏对其背后机制的了解而受到阻碍
坚持。同样,持久性肠道病毒的水手
引发免疫介导组织的诱导或维持
损害不理解。该提案采用了小鼠模型
柯萨奇病毒 B 1 诱导的多发性肌炎研究病毒机制
持续性并评估病毒持续性对免疫病变的影响
肌肉疾病。该模型的两个关键属性是病毒 RNA
在肌肉中持续很长时间,并且免疫性疾病是
由T细胞介导。第一个目标是探索事物的本质
持久性病毒并确定它是否由变异形式组成
病毒RNA和/或传染性病毒。将使用核酸酶保护测定
识别基因组缺失、序列变化和比例改变
正链和负链RNA。传染性病毒的重新激活将
尝试几种不同的策略,包括免疫抑制
和肌肉去神经支配。一种有点独特的病毒重新激活策略
将在体外培养肌肉,并去除其潜力
免疫系统的抗病毒作用。除肌肉外的组织
之前被发现含有持久性病毒RNA的病毒也将被
被测试为潜在的病毒储存库。如果传染性病毒被回收,
将对表型和基因型进行表征和比较
与原始感染菌株。第二个目标旨在更好地
了解影响宿主和病毒共同进化的因素,以及
重点关注宿主对病毒发展施加的选择性压力
坚持。裸鼠和近交系小鼠具有不同的
对肌炎的易感性将用于检查 T 的影响
细胞和宿主背景基因对持久性建立的影响
感染。第三个目标是识别肌肉基因
由于病毒的持续存在而受到不同的调节。这
差异显示技术将用于分析肌肉的 RNA
在不同阶段上调或下调的转录本
这种疾病。总而言之,这些实验将阐明重要的
持久性病毒与宿主之间的相互作用最终导致
免疫病性肌肉疾病的发展。他们也将带来更多
持久性病毒流行病学研究的有效方法
诱发自身免疫性疾病。
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- 资助金额:
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
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