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Molecular Phenotype of Polyps in Serrated Polyposis Syndrome

锯齿状息肉病综合征息肉的分子表型

基本信息

批准号：
8752300
负责人：
CURT H. HAGEDORN
金额：
$ 15.56万
依托单位：
UNIV OF ARKANSAS FOR MED SCIS
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2013-04-01 至 2018-03-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8752300
关键词：
APC gene Accounting Adenomatous Polyps Attention Automobile Driving Benign Bioinformatics Biology Biometry Biopsy Specimen Caliber Cancer Etiology Cessation of life Clinical Colon Colon Carcinoma Colonic Polyps Colonoscopy DNA Polymerase II Data Set Diagnosis Diagnostic Endoscopic Biopsy Epigenetic Process Follow-Up Studies Future Gene Expression Gene Expression Profile Gene Expression Profiling General Population Genes Genomics Goals Hyperplasia Hyperplastic Polyp Incidence Institution Knowledge Laboratories Lead Lesion Malignant Neoplasms Mining Molecular Molecular Diagnostic Testing Molecular Profiling Mucous Membrane Outcome Pathology Pathway interactions Patients Phenotype Polyps Prevention strategy Problem Solving Prognostic Marker RNA RNA Caps RNA Polymerase II RNA Sequence Analysis RNA Sequences RNA analysis Regulatory Pathway Resolution Risk Risk Marker Sampling Serrated Adenoma Sigmoid colon Syndrome Technology Testing Transcript Validation Woman base cancer prevention cancer risk cancer therapy cohort design follow-up high risk improved insight men molecular marker molecular phenotype new technology novel strategies polyposis prevent prognostic public health relevance screening tumor progression validation studies

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Over 50,000 people die from colon cancer each year in the USA, making it the second leading cause of cancer death for men and women alike. Colon polyps are the usual precursors of colon cancer. Serrated polyps, which occur at a high incidence (20-30%) in the general population, were previously considered harmless. However, recent studies provide evidence that 20-35% of colon cancers arise from a subset of serrated polyps. Serrated polyps are divided into two main subtypes: sessile serrated adenomas/polyps (SSA/Ps) and traditional hyperplastic polyps. SSA/Ps appear to have the greatest risk of progressing to colon cancer whereas traditional hyperplastic polyps are considered benign. A major challenge is differentiating SSA/Ps from traditional hyperplastic polyps by endoscopic or histological examination. Moreover, we know little about their mechanism of progression to colon cancer. We predict that using new technologies to define the gene expression phenotype of SSA/Ps, as compared to traditional hyperplastic, adenomatous polyps and controls, will lead to important insights into the neoplastic progression of SSA/Ps, improve the diagnosis of SSA/Ps and eventually decrease the number of patients suffering from colon cancer due to SSA/Ps. We initially will study an extreme example of patients with SSA/Ps, the serrated polyposis syndrome. Patients with the serrated polyposis syndrome have a high rate of colon cancer, approximately 30-40%. The numerous SSA/Ps in these patients and their enriched cancer risk provide an outstanding opportunity to study SSA/Ps and their relationship to colon cancer. Our study includes one of the largest cohorts of such patients available. We have already obtained SSA/Ps and adjacent colon biopsy specimens from these patients and controls and have applied new RNA isolation and gene expression profiling technologies to study them. Our approach examines RNA polymerase II gene expression, with a markedly enhanced resolution, to find gene expression markers and advance our knowledge of the gene regulatory pathways altered in SSA/Ps. We hypothesize that our approach and unique patient cohort will identify panels of gene expression markers that more accurately diagnose SSA/Ps, predict their cancer risk and enable mechanistic studies of the progression of SSA/Ps to colon cancer. We have an outstanding team of experts, including Drs. Randy Burt (co-discoverer of the APC gene), Curt Hagedorn (RNA analysis and biology), Mary Bronner (GI pathology), David Nix (bioinformatics) and David Jones (colon cancer mechanisms and epigenetics) to successfully conduct this study of SSA/Ps as precursors of colon cancer.

描述（由申请人提供）：在美国，每年有超过50，000人死于结肠癌，使其成为男性和女性癌症死亡的第二大原因。结肠息肉是结肠癌的常见前兆。锯齿状息肉在一般人群中的发病率很高（20-30%），以前被认为是无害的。然而，最近的研究提供的证据表明，20-35%的结肠癌来自锯齿状息肉的子集。锯齿状息肉分为两种主要亚型：无蒂锯齿状腺瘤/息肉（SSA/Ps）和传统增生性息肉。SSA/Ps似乎具有进展为结肠癌的最大风险，而传统的增生性息肉被认为是良性的。一个主要的挑战是通过内窥镜或组织学检查将SSA/Ps与传统的增生性息肉区分开来。此外，我们对它们进展为结肠癌的机制知之甚少。我们预测，使用新技术来定义SSA/Ps的基因表达表型，与传统的增生性腺瘤性息肉和对照相比，将导致对SSA/Ps的肿瘤进展的重要见解，提高SSA/Ps的诊断，并最终减少因SSA/Ps而患结肠癌的患者数量。我们首先将研究SSA/Ps患者的一个极端例子，锯齿状息肉综合征。锯齿状息肉综合征患者结肠癌的发病率很高，约为30- 40%。这些患者中的众多SSA/Ps及其丰富的癌症风险为研究SSA/Ps及其与结肠癌的关系提供了极好的机会。我们的研究包括一个最大的此类患者队列。我们已经从这些患者和对照组中获得了SSA/Ps和邻近的结肠活检标本，并应用了新的RNA分离和基因表达谱分析技术来研究它们。我们的方法检查RNA聚合酶II基因表达，具有显着增强的分辨率，以找到基因表达标记物，并推进我们对SSA/Ps中改变的基因调控途径的了解。我们假设，我们的方法和独特的患者队列将确定基因表达标记物的面板，更准确地诊断SSA/Ps，预测他们的癌症风险，并使机制研究的SSA/Ps的进展，结肠癌。我们有一个杰出的专家团队，包括Randy Burt博士（APC基因的共同发现者），Curt哈格多恩（RNA分析和生物学），玛丽布朗纳（GI病理学），大卫尼克斯（生物信息学）和大卫琼斯（结肠癌机制和表观遗传学），成功地进行了这项研究SSA/Ps作为结肠癌的前体。