Using epigenetic science to improve environmental health literacy
利用表观遗传学提高环境健康素养
基本信息
- 批准号:9912055
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2020-01-23 至 2021-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAffectAirAmericanAwardAwarenessBasic ScienceBiological ModelsBiologyBusinessesChemical StructureChemicalsCollaborationsCommunitiesComplementComputer softwareDNADNA MethylationDevelopmentDiseaseEatingEducationEngineeringEnvironmentEnvironmental ExposureEnvironmental HealthEpigenetic ProcessFundingGene ExpressionGenesGeneticGoalsHabitsHealthHealth ProfessionalHealth SciencesHumanInstitutionLaboratoriesLanguageLawsLearningLegal patentLifeLife StyleLinkLobbyingMeasuresMiddle School FacultyModificationMonozygotic twinsNational Institute of Environmental Health SciencesNeurosporaNeurospora crassaOregonOutcomePatternPerformancePhasePhenotypePlayPolicy MakerPopulationProcessPublic HealthPublishingReporter GenesReportingResearchRiskRoleSafetySchoolsScienceScientistShapesSocial InteractionSocial JusticeSpeedStressStudentsSumSurgeonTestingTextTimeTwin Multiple BirthUnited StatesUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesVotingWorkbasediet and exerciseearly life exposureepigenomefungusgrasphealth disparityhealth literacyimprovedinnovationinstructorlaboratory modulemanmembermobile applicationnovelprenatal exposurepreventprogramsprototyperesponsetoolundergraduate educationundergraduate studentvirtual
项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
NIEHS defines environmental health as “the field of science that studies how the environment influences
human health and disease”. The environment in this definition includes the natural environment, man-made
chemicals and structures that often pollute the natural environment, and our social interactions and lifestyle
choices. Because toxic environments are linked directly to human health and disease, a critical need exists to
educate the American population on this relationship to allow us to make informed choices about the amount of
risk we are willing to take. Stated differently, to improve public health we need to improve environmental health
literacy (EHL), which is the goal of RFA-ES-19-005 (Innovative Approaches for Improving Environmental
Health Literacy). The RFA requests collaborations between small businesses and environmental scientists “to
develop novel tools, activities, or materials to build EHL”. In response, Nzumbe Inc. (Portland, OR) has
partnered with environmental and education scientists at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)
(Portland, OR) and local undergraduate institutions to submit this proposal. We will use epigenetic science as
an education bridge to improve EHL because the basics of this science are relatively easy to understand and
the epigenome (the sum total of all epigenetic modifications) responds to environmental exposures in ways
that can improve or worsen health. Two complementary specific aims are proposed for this Phase 1
application, which will focus on undergraduate education. The first is to create interactive and gamified
software based on epigenetic science that undergraduate educators can use to teach students about
environmental health. The prototype mobile app will allow students to create scenarios in which identical twins
receive an unhealthy exposure in utero known to change epigenetic patterns and suspected to cause disease
later in life. The students will then choose different combinations of diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices for each
twin that are also known to change epigenetic patterns to attempt to counter over a virtual lifetime the negative
early life exposure. The students will be scored based on their choices with the ability to compare results with
classmates and students at other institutions. The second Aim will create a prototype laboratory kit focused on
epigenetic science that will provide fundamental information about environmental epigenetics. The kit will use a
simple epigenetic model system, the fungus Neurospora crassa. We will engineer a Neurospora strain with a
reporter gene that is epigenetically silenced by DNA methylation and sensitive to activation. Students will
choose different exposures and then measure activation and DNA methylation of the reporter gene. Results
will be reported to an accompanying software application module where students can compare their results
with classmates and other schools to identify exposures with epigenetic activity. Successful completion of the
proposed work will lead to Phase II funding to complete these modules and modify and extend them to public
school students and the interactive software to the lay public and public health professionals.
项目概要/摘要
NIEHS 将环境健康定义为“研究环境如何影响的科学领域
人类健康和疾病”。该定义中的环境包括自然环境、人造环境
经常污染自然环境以及我们的社会互动和生活方式的化学物质和结构
选择。由于有毒环境与人类健康和疾病直接相关,因此迫切需要
对美国民众进行有关这种关系的教育,使我们能够就其数量做出明智的选择
我们愿意承担的风险。换句话说,为了改善公共卫生,我们需要改善环境健康
扫盲(EHL),这是 RFA-ES-19-005(改善环境的创新方法)的目标
健康素养)。 RFA 要求小企业和环境科学家之间合作“
开发新颖的工具、活动或材料来构建 EHL”。作为回应,Nzumbe Inc.(俄勒冈州波特兰)已
与俄勒冈健康与科学大学 (OHSU) 的环境和教育科学家合作
(俄勒冈州波特兰)和当地本科院校提交此提案。我们将使用表观遗传学作为
提高 EHL 的教育桥梁,因为这门科学的基础知识相对容易理解和
表观基因组(所有表观遗传修饰的总和)以多种方式对环境暴露做出反应
可以改善或恶化健康状况。为第一阶段提出了两个互补的具体目标
申请,重点关注本科教育。首先是创造互动和游戏化
基于表观遗传学的软件,本科生教育工作者可以用它来教学生
环境健康。原型移动应用程序将允许学生创建同卵双胞胎的场景
在子宫内接受已知会改变表观遗传模式并怀疑导致疾病的不健康暴露
在以后的生活中。然后,学生将为每个人选择不同的饮食、锻炼和生活方式的组合。
众所周知,双胞胎也会改变表观遗传模式,试图在虚拟的一生中对抗负面影响
早期生活暴露。学生将根据他们的选择进行评分,并能够将结果与
其他机构的同学和学生。第二个目标将创建一个原型实验室套件,重点关注
表观遗传学将提供有关环境表观遗传学的基本信息。该套件将使用一个
简单的表观遗传模型系统,真菌粗糙脉孢菌。我们将设计一种脉孢菌菌株
报告基因因 DNA 甲基化而表观遗传沉默,并且对激活敏感。学生将
选择不同的暴露,然后测量报告基因的激活和 DNA 甲基化。结果
将报告给随附的软件应用程序模块,学生可以在其中比较他们的结果
与同学和其他学校一起确定具有表观遗传活动的暴露。圆满完成了
拟议的工作将获得第二阶段资金来完成这些模块并对其进行修改和扩展给公众
学校学生和向非专业公众和公共卫生专业人员提供互动软件。
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