VIRULENCE REGULATION IN STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES
VIRULENCE REGULATION IN STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES
批准号:
2075265
负责人:
Michael G. Caparon
金额:
$14.37万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995-06-01 至 2000-05-31
关键词:
Streptococcus adhesin bacterial genetics biological signal transduction gene expression gene mutation genetic promoter element genetic regulation genetic strain host organism interaction microorganism culture phenotype site directed mutagenesis superoxide dismutase superoxides tissue /cell culture transposon /insertion element virulence
中文摘要
20世纪80年代中期至后期,S见证了中国经济的急剧增长
风湿热和其他严重侵袭性疾病的发病率
由革兰氏阳性杆菌化脓性链球菌。这样做的原因是
增长是未知的,这在很大程度上反映了我们的贫困
对化脓性链球菌和化脓性链球菌之间发生的分子事件的理解
宿主细胞在感染期间,以及缺乏先进的技术来
这种生物体的分子遗传学分析。开始解决这些问题
问题,我感兴趣的是描述最初的遭遇
一种寄主细胞和化脓性链球菌的分子细节和发育中
促进这一分析的技术。我最近发现了蛋白质
F,一种链球菌纤维连接蛋白结合蛋白,是一种粘附素
某些上皮细胞群。编码基因的表达
蛋白F(PrtF)通过两条独立的途径调节:一条涉及
氧通过一种信号机制感知超氧化物(O2-),而
二是利用调控基因rofA。后一种途径是
在结构性表达PrtF的菌株中发现(即在
没有02信号),显然是由于表达异常所致
RofA的。
PrtF调控的进一步表征代表了一个重要的
有机会深入了解细菌、环境
和宿主因素对链球菌/宿主的动态影响
细胞相互作用。这项提案的目标也是开发几个
鉴定玉米赤霉菌毒力和调控基因的新技术
化脓性链球菌。Tn916和Tn4001的新型衍生物将被构建和
用于确定构成表达表型是否是结果
RofA本身的突变,或者驻留在另一个基因中。此外,由于
我构建了超氧化物表达异常的突变体
在PrtF的表达中,超氧化物歧化酶(SOD)也出现异常,我会发展
用遗传策略来检验这样一种假设:一个氧气感测全球
调控系统在链球菌/宿主细胞相互作用中起关键作用
通过鉴定调控PrtF和PrtF表达的基因
草皮。因为O2-和rofA确实调节prtF以及蛋白F的表达
需要非典型的培养条件,鉴定其他rofA和O2-
受调控的基因可能会导致识别新的潜力
毒力因素。最后,由于rofA可能在Signal中起作用
转导,rofA的几个潜在的环境信号将是
进行评估,以深入了解ROFA的S对
发病机制。
英文摘要
The mid- to late- 1980's were witness to a dramatic increase in the
incidence of rheumatic fever and other severe and invasive diseases caused
by the gram positive bacterium Streptococcus pyogenes. The reason for this
increase is unknown, which to a large extent, reflects our poor
understanding of the molecular events that occur between S. pyogenes and
host cells during infection and a lack of sophisticated techniques for the
molecular genetic analysis of this organism. To begin to address these
problems, I am interested in characterizing the initial encounter between
a host cell and S. pyogenes in molecular detail and in developing
techniques to facilitate this analysis. I have recently identified protein
F, a streptococcal fibronectin-binding protein that is an adhesin for
certain epithelial cell populations. Expression of the gene which encodes
protein F (prtF) is regulated via two independent pathways: One involves
oxygen via a signaling mechanism that senses superoxide (O2-) while the
second utilizes the regulatory gene rofA. The latter pathway was
discovered in a strain which expresses prtF constitutively (i.e. in the
absence of an 02- signal), apparently as a result of aberrant expression
of rofA.
Further characterization of the regulation of prtF represents an important
opportunity to gain considerable insight into the bacterial, environmental
and host factors which contribute to the dynamics of streptococcal/host
cell interaction. It is also a goal of this proposal to develop several
new techniques for the identification of virulence and regulatory genes in
S. pyogenes. Novel derivatives of Tn916 and Tn4001 will be constructed and
used to determine if the constitutive expression phenotype is the result
of a mutation in rofA itself, or resident in another gene. Also, since
mutants I have constructed that are aberrant in expression of superoxide
dismutase (Sod) are also aberrant in expression of prtF, I will develop
genetic strategies to test the hypothesis that an O2- sensing global
regulatory system plays a key role in streptococcal/host cell interaction
through the identification of genes which regulate expression of prtF and
sod. Since O2- and rofA do regulate prtF, and expression of protein F also
requires atypical culture conditions, identification of other rofA and O2-
regulated genes will likely result in the identification of new potential
virulence factors. Finally, since rofA likely plays a role in signal
transduction, several potential environmental signals for rofA will be
evaluated in order to gain insight into rofA 's contribution to
pathogenesis.
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