IMMUNOPATHOGENESIS OF RUBELLA VIRUS ASSOCIATED AUTOIMMUNE DYSFUNCTION
IMMUNOPATHOGENESIS OF RUBELLA VIRUS ASSOCIATED AUTOIMMUNE DYSFUNCTION
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6161327
负责人:
Hira L. Nakhasi
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依托单位国家:
美国
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美国
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RNA binding protein Rubivirus Sjogren's syndrome autoantigens autoimmune disorder calcium binding protein chronic disease /disorder clinical research female genetic regulatory element host organism interaction human subject iatrogenic disease immunopathology laboratory rabbit medical complication molecular pathology pathologic process phosphoproteins systemic lupus erythematosus viral vaccines virus RNA virus protein virus replication
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英文摘要
Complications of natural rubella infection or immunization with attenuated
rubella vaccine in 25% of adult women include transient and chronic
arthritis. Understanding the events leading to complications due to live
RV vaccine would potentially lead to improvement in future RV vaccines. To
understand the mechanisms of RV -associated pathology, we are analyzing
the function of both the essential elements of virus RNA and their
interaction with host and viral components during viral replication. We
have identified two host-encoded proteins La and calreticulin,that are
known autoantigens and are essential for RV replication. The involvement
of autoantigens in RV pathogenesis is of clinical interest, because
antibodies to autoantigens is common occurance in autoimmune diseases. We
have found that sera from patients with Sjorgens syndrome and Systemic
Lupus Erythrematous have antibodies against RV-autoantigen complexes. The
antibody response to RV-autoantigen complexes in autoimmune patients
suggests that similar mechanism may occur in RV-associated arthropathy.
The project deals directly with the safety issues of live- viral vaccines
in general and of RV vaccine in particular. Research conducted with RV
will serve as a guideline for understanding the vaccine related adverse
reactions such as RV vaccine-associated acute or chronic arthritis. It
also provides insight in the design of future viral vaccines that must be
free of adverse effects. Further, we have developed in-house know-how of
modern techniques used in development of recombinant viral vaccines
currently being developed by the companies. Thus, enabling the agency to
provide guidance to the manufacturers in such issues. Outcome of RV
research has also an added impact on the development of assays and
methodologies which are useful in evaluating the purity of biologics
during manufacturing process and lot release testing. Knowledge gained
from the research done with RV can provide impetus in the development of
regulatory policy to evaluate manufacturing process for live-viral
vaccines as well as recombinant vaccines that isefficient and less
cumbersome.
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DEVELOPMENT OF MALARIA MULTIPLE ANTIGEN PEPTIDE(MAP) VACCINE
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IMMUNOPATHOGENESIS OF RUBELLA VIRUS ASSOCIATED AUTOIMMUN
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CONTROL OF LEISHMANIA BY PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH (APOPTOSIS)
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MOLECULAR MECHANISMS TO ATTENUATE LEISHMANIA PARASITE
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DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF LEISHMANIASIS AND ADVENTITIOUS AGENTS
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批准号:6293688
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MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF MALARIA PATHOGENESIS: REGULATION OF TRANSCRIPTIONAL CONTRO
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批准号:6293684
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Molecular mechanism of malaria pathogenesis
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IMMUNOPATHOGENESIS OF RUBELLA VIRUS ASSOCIATED AUTOIMMUNE DYSFUNCTION
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批准号:2569007
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CONTROL OF LEISHMANIA BY PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH (APOPTOSI
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DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF LEISHMANIA P
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批准号:6436583
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Methods for the Diagnosis of Leishmania Infection
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批准号:6546003
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STUDY OF SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION IN PLASMODIUM DEVELOPMENT A
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批准号:6293683
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Molecular Mechanisms to Attenuate Leishmania Parasite
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批准号:6546004
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Molecular Mechanism of Leishmaniasis
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Development of Methods for the Diagnosis of Leishmania a
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Molecular Mechanism and Diagnosis of Leishmaniasis
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批准号:6839844
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MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF LEISHMANIASIS
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批准号:6436579
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MOLECULAR MECHANISMS TO ATTENUATE LEISHMANIA PARASITE
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CONTROL OF LEISHMANIA BY PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH (APOPTOSIS)
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批准号:6293689
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MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF LEISHMANIASIS
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