GlycoMatrix: Engineering Tunable Stem Cell Niches Enhanced with Glycosaminoglycan Instructive Cues
GlycoMatrix:利用糖胺聚糖指导线索增强工程可调谐干细胞生态位
基本信息
- 批准号:EP/X018776/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 25.76万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The use of stem cells for novel disease treatments is in its infancy and shows great promise, holding huge potential to revolutionize medicine. However, a major challenge for exploiting the full potential of stem cells are the limitations imposed by (1) lack of defined, non-animal-derived materials for growing stem cells, (2) control of their development into specific cell types for treatments (eg. neurons or bone cells), and (3) production of clinically compatible and effective scaffolds with favourable properties for transplanting for repair or disease treatments. In nature specific cell types develop from stem cells in a local environment (a matrix of many molecules) called a "niche", but the full range of controlling cues in these niches are poorly understood. The chemical and physical properties of growth surfaces, along with added proteins, have been explored, but not the role of specialised sugars (glycans) called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), especially a class called heparan sulfates (HS), which are related to the blood-thinning drug heparin. These are a structurally diverse class of sulphated sugars found in the stem cell niche that are master regulators of stem cells via regulating many protein factors that control cell growth and development. The key challenge we will address is to show that unique HS structures - "cues" - can be exploited to create tunable fully-defined and clinically-compatible matrix materials as substrates to control cell growth and fate decisions by stem cells. HS have been under-exploited due to technical barriers to study of their structure-function, but can now be tackled for the first time by integrating recent advances in synthesis, analytical methods and stem cell screening. We will produce a unique library of HS compounds and screen their activity in test-bed stem cell applications, namely the enhanced production of bone-forming chondrocytes, and neuronal cells for nerve repair. We hope to establish a strategy for creating multimodal, 'pro-healing' medical biomaterials for orthopaedic and neurological repair. With success this project would open up major new opportunities for generation and control of specific stem cell types & establishment of protocols compatible with clinical grade manufacturing of biomaterials for diverse regenerative medicine applications.
干细胞用于新型疾病治疗尚处于起步阶段,并显示出巨大的前景,具有巨大的潜力来彻底改变医学。然而,开发干细胞的全部潜力的主要挑战是由以下因素施加的限制:(1)缺乏用于生长干细胞的限定的非动物来源的材料,(2)控制它们发育成用于治疗的特定细胞类型(例如,细胞分化)。神经元或骨细胞),和(3)生产临床上相容的和有效的支架,其具有用于移植以修复或疾病治疗的有利性质。在自然界中,特定的细胞类型在称为“小生境”的局部环境(许多分子的基质)中从干细胞发育而来,但对这些小生境中的全部控制线索知之甚少。已经探索了生长表面的化学和物理性质,沿着添加的蛋白质,但没有探索称为糖胺聚糖(GAG)的专门糖(聚糖)的作用,特别是一类称为硫酸乙酰肝素(HS)的物质,它与血液稀释药物肝素有关。这些是在干细胞生态位中发现的一类结构多样的硫酸化糖,其通过调节控制细胞生长和发育的许多蛋白质因子而成为干细胞的主要调节剂。我们将解决的关键挑战是显示独特的HS结构-“线索”-可以用来创建可调的完全定义和临床相容的基质材料作为基板,以控制干细胞的细胞生长和命运决定。由于研究其结构-功能的技术障碍,HS一直未得到充分利用,但现在可以通过整合合成,分析方法和干细胞筛选方面的最新进展首次解决。我们将产生一个独特的HS化合物库,并在试验台干细胞应用中筛选它们的活性,即增强骨形成软骨细胞和神经修复神经元细胞的生产。我们希望建立一个战略,创造多模式,'亲愈合'的医疗生物材料,骨科和神经修复。该项目的成功将为特定干细胞类型的生成和控制开辟新的机遇,并建立与临床级生物材料制造兼容的协议,用于各种再生医学应用。
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Jeremy Turnbull其他文献
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China-UK Partnership to Develop Biotechnology Applications of Novel Heparinoids and Sulfated Polysaccharides
中英合作开发新型类肝素和硫酸多糖的生物技术应用
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多蛋白信号传导复合物的细胞外调节:Anosmin 对 FGFR 信号传导的分子调节
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Evaluation of optimised heparins as novel therapeutics for Alzheimers Disease
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BB/D525713/1 - 财政年份:2006
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Chemical intervention in heparan sulphate-dependent growth factor signalling systems using engineered heparin saccharides
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