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OLIG2 Phosphorylation as a Drug Target for Glioma

OLIG2 Phosphorylation as a Drug Target for Glioma
OLIG2 磷酸化作为神经胶质瘤的药物靶点
批准号:
8474849
负责人:
Charles D Stiles
金额:
$42.11万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-07-15 至 2016-05-31

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描述(由申请人提供):p53的中心功能是促进细胞周期退出和分化。驱动器官发生和组织修复的祖细胞承担计算的风险来击败p53功能,以维持复制能力状态。在这项资助下,我们已经展示了神经祖细胞是如何偶尔输掉这场赌博的。我们的发现可能对治疗人类高级别胶质瘤具有实际意义。简单地说,我们已经学到:(1)bHLH转录因子OLIG 2在正常和恶性神经祖细胞中对抗p53对基因毒性损伤的反应;(2)OLIG 2的p53抑制功能需要氨基末端三丝氨酸基序的磷酸化;(3)OLIG 2的三丝氨酸基序在高级别人类神经胶质瘤中被磷酸化。 我们最近的观察表明,OLIG 2蛋白激酶的小分子抑制剂可以作为高级别胶质瘤的靶向治疗剂-作为独立的模式或(更可能)作为放疗和遗传毒性药物的佐剂。我们在本次更新申请中的研究计划的目的是使用人类临床材料来检验这一假设(目的一和二),并使用基因工程改造的鼠神经祖细胞来鉴定关键的OLIG 2激酶(目的三)。 该应用程序的PI和CoPI具有互补的背景/技能组合以及富有成效的互动的有形跟踪记录。Dana-Farber和UCSF的联合脑肿瘤组织库核心可以提供临床样本集,这些样本集具有统计学效力,可以解决目标1和目标2中提出的问题。对于目标三,我们已经设计了用于OLIG 2蛋白激酶的稳健的、高通量的化学和遗传筛选。这些屏幕相互补充,其优点和缺点。因此,我们认为成功的可能性是有利的。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): A central function of p53 is to promote cell cycle exit and differentiation. Progenitor cells that drive organogenesis and tissue repair take a calculated risk to defeat p53 functions so as to sustain the replication competent state. Under auspices of this grant we have shown how neural progenitors occasionally lose this gamble. Our findings may have practical overtones for the treatment of high-grade glioma in humans. Put briefly we have learned: (1) That the bHLH transcription factor OLIG2 opposes p53 responses to genotoxic damage in both normal and malignant neural progenitors (2) that that the p53-supressive function of OLIG2 requires phosphorylation of an amino terminal triple serine motif and (3) that this triple serine motif of OLIG2 is phosphorylated in high-grade human gliomas. Our recent observations suggest that small molecule inhibitors of the OLIG2 protein kinase(s) could serve as targeted therapeutics for high-grade gliomas - either as stand alone modalities or (more likely) as adjuvants to radiotherapy and genotoxic drugs. The objectives of our study plan in this renewal application are to use human clinical materials to test this hypothesis (aims one and two) and to use genetically engineered murine neural progenitors to identify the critical OLIG2 kinase(s) (aim three). The PI and Co PI of this application have complementary backgrounds/skill sets and a tangible track record of productive interactions. The combined brain tumor tissue banking cores of Dana-Farber and UCSF can provide clinical sample sets that are statistically powered to address the issues raised in aims one and two. For aim three, we have devised robust, high throughput chemical and genetic screens for the OLIG2 protein kinase(s). These screens complement each other with respect to their strengths and weaknesses. Accordingly, we believe that odds of success are favorable.
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