SKELETAL MUSCLE LESION IN MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA
恶性高热中的骨骼肌损伤
基本信息
- 批准号:2608752
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 23.75万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1992
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1992-08-01 至 1999-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:anesthesia complication binding proteins biopsy caffeine calcium channel clinical research dipeptides dogs family genetics gene expression gene mutation genetic disorder high performance liquid chromatography human subject linkage mapping malignant hyperthermia muscle contraction muscle pharmacology phenotype sarcoplasmic reticulum striated muscles swine
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Adapted from the applicant's abstract) One aspect of this
project focuses on resolving the genetics of MH by improving the specificity
and sensitivity of MH phenotyping by contracture testing of biopsied muscle.
The project will determine if smaller amounts of muscle can be taken from
the patient, placed in a skinning solution and shipped to a testing center
where single fibers, rather than large bundles, will be tested. The number
of single fibers contained in just one of the 6 to 9 fascicles used in
current testing is about 200, illustrating how much material is available
for single fiber testing. In addition, skinned fibers can be stored for
several weeks, and each fiber can be retested several times without
significant change to responses. The other aspect of the project will
search for a mutation that causes MH in the 50 percent of families in which
there is no linkage to chromosome 19. The FKBP12 protein binds avidly to
and modulates the RYR1 calcium release channel (CRC). When FKBP12 is
dissociated from RYR1, the CRC becomes more sensitive to caffeine-induced
channel opening. These effects of FKBP12 on the CRC make it a prime suspect
for MH etiology. The applicant will screen for FKBP12 mutations in
contracture phenotyped patients and test the functional effects of
replacement of native FKBP12 with recombinant, mutant FKBP12 proteins on
contracture in single skinned fibers and on calcium release in sarcoplasmic
reticulum membrane vesicles.
描述:(改编自申请者的摘要)这方面
该项目致力于通过提高特异性来解决MH的遗传学问题
活检肌肉收缩试验对MH表型的敏感性。
该项目将确定是否可以从
病人被放置在去皮溶液中,并被运往检测中心
在那里,将测试单一纤维,而不是大束纤维。数字
中使用的6到9束中的一束中包含的单纤维
目前的测试约为200次,这说明了有多少材料可用
用于单光纤测试。此外,带皮的纤维可以存储为
几个星期,每个纤维都可以重新测试几次,而无需
对回应的重大改变。该项目的另一个方面将是
在50%的家庭中寻找导致MH的突变
与19号染色体没有关联。FKBP12蛋白与19号染色体紧密结合
并调节RYR1钙释放通道(CRC)。当FKBP12为
从RYR1分离出来,CRC对咖啡因诱导变得更敏感
频道开通。FKBP12对CRC的这些影响使其成为主要嫌疑人
用于MH病因学。申请者将筛查FKBP12突变
肌挛缩症患者的表型并测试其功能效果
重组突变型FKBP12蛋白替代天然FKBP12的研究
单皮纤维肌挛缩对肌浆钙释放的影响
网状膜小泡。
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