One-carbon nutrients in cancer prevention
一碳营养素预防癌症
基本信息
- 批准号:6598043
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2003
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2003-09-01 至 2008-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:DNA methylation aging biomarker cancer prevention carcinogenesis clinical research colorectal neoplasms endoscopy folate deficiency gastrointestinal imaging /visualization gene expression human subject immunocytochemistry laboratory rat liquid chromatography mass spectrometry microarray technology mouth neoplasms nutrition aspect of cancer nutrition related tag smoking tobacco abuse vitamin B12 vitamin B6 vitamin metabolism vitamin therapy
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Accumulating evidence from many different types of scientific studies indicate that inadequate intake of the B vitamin, folate, increases the risk of several cancers. The evidence is most compelling for cancer of the colorectum. However, the prevailing evidence suggests that folate depletion only results in cancer when it operates in concert with other ill-defined genetic and environmental predispositions to cancer.
The principle investigator of this K05 application has devoted the majority of his career to investigating this relationship between folate and carcinogenesis. He is now poised to begin to investigate how several other factors, such as age, tobacco, and vitamin B6 and B12 depletion interact with folate metabolism in such a way as to accentuate the promotion of cancer conveyed by folate depletion alone. The financial resources afforded by this K05 award will enable the investigator to dispense with a very substantial burden of clinical and administrative duties in his medical center, thereby allowing him to devote nearly all of his professional energies towards the elucidation of the factors outlined above. The investigator also has an excellent track record of mentoring and has trained several young people who are now fully independent scientists themselves. This award, therefore, would free up enough of the Principal Investigator's time to enable him to take on additional trainees in the future.
The studies that are intended to address the abovementioned issues include human and animal experiments that are complimentary in nature. Well-established rat models of B-vitamin depletion, aging, and colorectal carcinogenesis will be used to define which combinations of B-vitamin deficiencies and elder age can potentiate the procarcinogenic milieu produced by folate depletion, and by what mechanisms these effects are mediated. The identification of novel, previously unsuspected, pathways towards cancer will be elucidated by use of DNA microarray technology. A human study, designed to examine habitual cigarette smokers, will examine how smoking alters the metabolism of these vitamins in the mouth in order to convey an increased risk of oral cancer, and whether surrogate biomarkers of this cancer can be improved by the use of folate supplementation.
描述(由申请人提供):从许多不同类型的科学研究中积累的证据表明,B族维生素叶酸摄入不足会增加几种癌症的风险。 证据是最令人信服的结肠直肠癌。 然而,普遍的证据表明,叶酸缺乏只会导致癌症,当它与其他不明确的遗传和环境倾向的癌症。
这项K05申请的主要研究者将其职业生涯的大部分时间用于研究叶酸与致癌作用之间的关系。 他现在准备开始研究其他几个因素,如年龄、烟草、维生素B6和B12的缺乏如何与叶酸代谢相互作用,从而加重叶酸缺乏单独引起的癌症。 该K05奖项提供的财政资源将使研究者能够免除其医疗中心的临床和行政职责的巨大负担,从而使他能够将几乎所有的专业精力投入到上述因素的阐明中。 该研究员还拥有出色的指导记录,并培训了几名年轻人,他们现在自己也是完全独立的科学家。 因此,这项奖励将使首席研究员有足够的时间,使他能够在未来接受更多的学员。
旨在解决上述问题的研究包括本质上互补的人类和动物实验。 完善的B族维生素缺乏、衰老和结直肠癌发生的大鼠模型将用于确定B族维生素缺乏和老年的哪种组合可以增强叶酸缺乏产生的致癌环境,以及这些作用是通过何种机制介导的。 通过使用DNA微阵列技术,将阐明新的,以前未被怀疑的,通往癌症的途径。 一项旨在研究习惯性吸烟者的人类研究将研究吸烟如何改变这些维生素在口腔中的代谢,以传达口腔癌风险增加,以及这种癌症的替代生物标志物是否可以通过使用叶酸补充剂来改善。
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