Thromboregulatory strategies to prolong xenograft survival.
延长异种移植物存活的血栓调节策略。
基本信息
- 批准号:7086952
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 59.58万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2005
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2005-07-01 至 2010-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:CD antigensanticoagulantsantigen antibody reactionbaboonsbiotechnologyblood chemistryblood coagulation disordersgenetic manipulationgenetically modified animalsgraft versus host diseasehistocompatibilityimmunosuppressionkidney transplantationpancreatic islet transplantationplatelet activating factorplatelet activationregulatory geneswinethrombinthrombocytopathythrombomodulintranscription factortransplant rejectiontransplantation immunologyurinalysisxenotransplantation
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Xenotransplantation may be clinically feasible once the molecular barriers between species and mechanisms of graft loss or rejection are better understood. Xenograft survival would have to be also achieved without compromising the recipient to the extent that systemic toxicity would be encountered. In this regard, genetic engineering of swine, with xenograft modification to provide greater compatibility, has been of recent interest. Thrombotic and inflammatory reactions to porcine bone marrow (BM)-derived cells, infused pancreatic islets and the vasculature of organ grafts are linked to the difficulties in establishing mixed discordant chimerism, pancreatic islet-associated procoagulant injury and the development of xenograft microangiopathy. These responses are likely associated with humoral immune reactions to xenogeneic tissues. However, thrombotic processes with progressive xenograft vascular injury and infarction may be further exacerbated by documented intrinsic molecular incompatibilities in regulation of blood clotting between discordant species. An example of this would be the failure of natural porcine anticoagulants, such as thrombomodulin, to interact with human/primate coagulation factors, such as thrombin and Protein C. The development of the GalT-KO pig and consequent removal of the dominant xeno-antigen have been a major advance in xenotransplantation research. However, problems still persist in inducing tolerance by generating mixed xenogeneic chimerism, either by vascularized thymic tissues or the BM-derived cell approach in baboons. GalT-KO islets have not yet been tested but the current GalT-KO renal and cardiac xenograft limited survival times and associated vascular injury patterns still preclude clinical application. The goals of this application are to effectively manage graft thrombotic and vascular sequelae associated with GalT-KO pig-to-baboon renal grafting and those complications seen in islet xenotransplantation. We will evaluate transgenic approaches to over-express CD39, a key thromboregulatory protein and/or thrombomodulin in pigs. Transgenic porcine vascularized renal grafts and pancreatic islets over-expressing these human factors will be transplanted into baboons. Our strategies will include optimal immunosuppressive interventions with protocols to attempt induction of tolerance. These studies will be judged successful if novel, clinically relevant antithrombotic therapies can be then developed and applied.
描述(由申请人提供):一旦更好地理解物种之间的分子屏障和移植物丢失或排斥的机制,异种移植可能在临床上是可行的。异种移植物的存活也必须在不损害受体的情况下达到全身毒性的程度。在这方面,猪的基因工程,与异种移植修饰,以提供更大的兼容性,最近的兴趣。对猪骨髓(BM)衍生细胞、输注胰岛和器官移植物血管系统的血栓形成和炎症反应与难以建立混合不一致嵌合体、胰岛相关促凝血损伤和异种移植物微血管病的发生有关。这些反应可能与异种组织的体液免疫反应有关。然而,血栓形成过程与进行性异种移植血管损伤和梗死可能会进一步加剧记录的内在分子不相容性之间的血液凝固的调节不一致的物种。这方面的一个例子是天然猪抗凝血剂(如血栓调节蛋白)无法与人/灵长类动物凝血因子(如凝血酶和蛋白C)相互作用。GalT-KO猪的开发和随后的显性异种抗原的去除是异种移植研究的主要进展。然而,通过产生混合异种嵌合体诱导耐受性的问题仍然存在,无论是通过血管化胸腺组织还是狒狒的BM衍生细胞方法。尚未对GalT-KO胰岛进行测试,但目前的GalT-KO肾脏和心脏异种移植物有限的存活时间和相关的血管损伤模式仍然妨碍临床应用。本申请的目的是有效管理与GalT-KO猪-狒狒肾移植相关的移植物血栓形成和血管后遗症以及胰岛异种移植中观察到的并发症。我们将评估转基因方法过表达CD 39,一个关键的血栓调节蛋白和/或血栓调节蛋白在猪。转基因猪血管化肾移植物和胰腺胰岛过度表达这些人的因素将被移植到狒狒。我们的策略将包括最佳的免疫抑制干预与协议,试图诱导耐受。如果随后能够开发和应用新的临床相关抗血栓治疗,则这些研究将被判定为成功。
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