Markers of Susceptibility as Predictors of Blasser Cancer Recurrence
易感性标记物作为 Blasser 癌症复发的预测因子
基本信息
- 批准号:7729505
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 19.2万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2008-09-01 至 2011-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
MARKERS OF SUSCEPTIBILITY AS PREDICTORS OF BLADDER CANCER RECURRENCE
We plan to build upon the epidemiologic and genetic findings and the existing specimen and data repository from
the initial SPORE project and our funded research to evaluate predictors of bladder cancer (BC) recurrence in 800
patients with superficial BC. We have previously identified several promising markers in pathways for tobacco
carcinogen activation/detoxification and DMA damage/repair. Now we propose to extend our candidate gene
approach to a pathway-based approach to systematically examine the joint influence of genetic polymorphisms in
specific pathways on clinical outcome; to extend our panel from metabolism and DMA damage/repair pathways to
inflammation, oxidative stress, and the TRAIL-induced apoptosis pathways; to integrate clinical and epidemiologic
data with the genetic data to build a quantitative risk assessment model for BC recurrence; to link our research to
an ongoing BCG clinical trial on superficial BC; and finally to explore functional significance of the SNPs. Our
specific aims are as follows: (1). 1a. Construct a well-characterized cohort of 800 patients with superficial BC; 1b.
Assess frequencies of genetic predisposition markers in all 800 cases including SNPs in genes that are involved
in inflammatory processes, oxidative stress, and TRAIL induced apoptosis. Our hypothesis is that
polymorphisms in these genes are associated with risk of BC recurrence, and may also have effects on
BCG treatment response in patients with superficial BC. 1c. Build up risk assessment model for BC
recurrence. We will integrate clinical and epidemiologic data with the genetic data from the studies described
above as well as from the initial grants to build a quantitative risk assessment model for BC recurrence. Genetic
variations on metabolic enzyme genes, microenvironment genes, and DNA repair genes will be available from our
other funding sources to be incorporated into the model. (2). Assess determinants of BCG treatment response in
200 patients with superficial BC enrolled in a clinical trial. We will measure protein levels of IL-2, IL-8, and TRAIL
in voided urine specimens. We will correlate these protein levels as well as SNPs in pathways relevant to the the
action of BCG (especially genes involved in inflammation, oxidative stress, and TRAIL apoptosis pathways with
recurrence rates. Our hypothesis is that specific genotypes in genes related to the mechanism of BCG
action may negatively affect the treatment response of patients with BC to this therapy. As a secondary
aim, we will use experimental approaches and/or computational approaches to verify or discover the functional
impact of promising polymorphisms. Our hypothesis is that SNPs associated with bladder cancer recurrence
alter the function of their genes. The ability to rapidly screen individuals for BC recurrence risk using minimally
invasive procedures (blood and urine samples) has immense clinical value. These markers will be useful for
identifying patient subgroups at high risk for recurrence who should undergo more intensive screening. Markers of
treatment response could be used to design individualized treatment plans.
易感性的标志物作为膀胱癌复发的预测指标
我们计划以流行病学和遗传发现以及现有标本和数据存储库为基础
最初的孢子项目和我们资助的研究,以评估800的膀胱癌(BC)复发的预测因子(BC)
浅表BC的患者。我们以前已经在烟草的途径中确定了几个有希望的标记
致癌激活/排毒和DMA损伤/修复。现在我们建议扩展候选基因
采用基于途径的方法的方法,可以系统地检查遗传多态性在
临床结果的特定途径;将面板从新陈代谢和DMA损伤/维修途径扩展到
炎症,氧化应激和径向诱导的凋亡途径;整合临床和流行病学
带有遗传数据的数据,以建立BC复发的定量风险评估模型;将我们的研究与
一项正在进行的BCG表面临床试验;最后探索SNP的功能意义。我们的
具体目的如下:(1)。 1a。构建了800例表面BC患者的特征良好的队列; 1B。
评估所有800例遗传倾向标记的频率,包括涉及基因的SNP
在炎症过程中,氧化应激和TRAIL诱导的凋亡。我们的假设是
这些基因中的多态性与BC复发的风险有关,也可能对
浅表BC患者的BCG治疗反应。 1C。建立卑诗省风险评估模型
复发。我们将将临床和流行病学数据与所描述的研究的遗传数据整合在一起
上面以及最初的赠款,以建立BC复发的定量风险评估模型。遗传
代谢酶基因,微环境基因和DNA修复基因的变化将从我们的
其他资金来源将合并到模型中。 (2)。评估BCG治疗反应的决定因素
200名浅表BC患者参加了一项临床试验。我们将测量IL-2,IL-8和TRAIL的蛋白质水平
在无效的尿液标本中。我们将将这些蛋白质水平以及SNP相关联
BCG的作用(尤其是涉及炎症,氧化应激和TRAR凋亡途径的基因
复发率。我们的假设是与BCG机理有关的基因中的特定基因型
行动可能会对BC患者对该疗法的治疗反应产生负面影响。作为次要
目的,我们将使用实验方法和/或计算方法来验证或发现功能
有希望的多态性的影响。我们的假设是与膀胱癌复发有关的SNP
改变其基因的功能。使用最小
侵入性程序(血液和尿液样本)具有巨大的临床价值。这些标记将对
识别应进行更密集筛查的患者子组的高风险。标记
治疗反应可用于设计个性化的治疗计划。
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