Effect of Multifunctional Redox Modulator (MFRM) HK-2 on Acoustic Blast Overpressure and Cognitive Function
Effect of Multifunctional Redox Modulator (MFRM) HK-2 on Acoustic Blast Overpressure and Cognitive Function
批准号:
10546778
负责人:
PETER F KADOR
金额:
$14.99万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2022-07-01 至 2024-06-30
关键词:
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中文摘要
声冲击波暴露可导致听力损失和创伤性脑损伤(TBI),这些变化与记忆有关
功能障碍、认知功能减退、抑制神经发生和形成神经毒性Aβ:Zn斑块
海马体。爆炸引起的内耳和海马体的变化被认为是由氧化应激引起的。
应激、金属稳态失调和神经毒性淀粉样蛋白-β(Aβ)肽表达增加。这
这项提案将确定这些爆炸引起的记忆/认知缺陷是否可以通过我们的口服-
施用多功能氧化还原调节剂HK-2以抑制氧化应激、金属稳态失调,以及
Aβ斑块形成。双作用HK-2:(a)螯合和重新分配游离过渡金属,防止
产生高毒性的羟基自由基和(B)淬灭活性氧和氮自由基(ROS/RNS)。
HK-2已被证明可以预防噪声性听力损失(NIHL),防止Aβ斑块形成,
在阿尔茨海默氏症转基因小鼠中,促进神经毒性Aβ:锌斑复合物的降解,
患有痴呆症大鼠将暴露于声冲击波超压(ABO),有和没有耳朵保护,
建立TBI或TBI+NIHL动物模型。TBI和TBI+NIHL组将用HK-2或TBI +NIHL治疗。
安慰剂,以确定HK-2是否有效预防(1)大脑皮层依赖性空间记忆缺陷,(2)
海马Aβ:Zn斑块的形成;(3)海马神经发生的下降;(4)听力损失
和毛细胞损失。成功证明口服HK-2预防记忆缺陷的功效,
海马Aβ:锌斑和维持海马神经发生将代表一个主要的科学
具有重大临床意义的进展,将为提交SBIR II期提供必要的数据
申请资助获得FDA研究新药所需的临床前和毒理学研究
(IND)用于后续临床研究。
英文摘要
Acoustic blasts exposure can induce hearing loss and traumatic brain injury (TBI), changes linked to memory
dysfunction, cognitive decline, suppression neurogenesis and formation neurotoxic Aβ:Zn plaques in the
hippocampus. The blast-induced changes in the inner ear and hippocampus are believed to result from oxidative
stress, metal dyshomeostasis, and the increased expression of neurotoxic amyloid-β (Aβ) peptides. This
proposal will determine if these blast-induced memory/cognitive deficits can be prevented using our orally-
administered multifunctional redox modulator, HK-2, to suppress oxidative stress, metal dyshomeostasis, and
Aβ plaque formation. Dual-acting HK-2: (a) sequesters and redistributes free transition metals preventing the
generation of highly toxic hydroxyl radicals and (b) quenches reactive oxygen and nitrogen radicals (ROS/RNS).
HK-2 has already been shown to protect against noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL), prevent Aβ plaque formation
in Alzheimer's transgenic mice and facilitates the degradation of neurotoxic Aβ:Zn plaque complexes associated
with dementia. Rats will be exposed to acoustic blast overpressures (ABO) with and without ear protection in
order to create animal models of TBI or TBI+NIHL. The TBI and TBI+NIHL groups will be treated with HK-2 or
placebo to determine if HK-2 is effective in preventing (1) hippocampal-dependent spatial memory deficits, (2)
the formation of hippocampal Aβ:Zn plaques and (3) the decline in hippocampus neurogenesis, (4) hearing loss
and hair cell loss. Successful demonstration of the efficacy of oral HK-2 in preventing memory deficits,
hippocampal Aβ:Zn plaques and maintaining hippocampal neurogenesis would represent a major scientific
advance with significant clinical implications that would provide the necessary data to submit an SBIR Phase 2
application to fund preclinical and toxicological studies required for obtaining an FDA investigational new drug
(IND) application for subsequent clinical studies.
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