CEACAM1 Alternative Splicing in Liver Ischemia-Reperfusion Injury
CEACAM1 选择性剪接在肝脏缺血再灌注损伤中的作用
基本信息
- 批准号:10622462
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 54.09万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-08-01 至 2027-07-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccelerationAcuteAddressAdvocateAlternative SplicingAnti-Inflammatory AgentsAutophagocytosisBiological MarkersBiometryBiopsyBrain DeathCardiac DeathCell Culture SystemCell DeathCellsClinicalComplementComplement component C1CryopreservationCytoplasmCytoprotectionDataExclusionExonsGenesHepaticHepatic TissueHepatocyteHumanImmuneImpairmentInfiltrationInflammationInjuryInterventionIschemiaLifeLiverLymphocyteMAP Kinase GeneMacrophageMediatingMessenger RNAMucosal ImmunityMusMyelogenousNatural ImmunityNatural regenerationOperative Surgical ProceduresOrganOrgan DonorOrgan PreservationOrgan TransplantationOutcomePathway interactionsPatientsPhasePhenotypeProtein IsoformsRNA SplicingRecoveryRegulationRejuvenationReperfusion InjuryReportingResistanceResolutionSentinelSignal TransductionSterilityStressTissuesTransgenic MiceTransplantationTransplantation SurgeryVariantWaiting ListsWarm Ischemiacarcinoembryonic antigen-related cell adhesion moleculesclinically relevantend stage liver diseaseexperimental studyfunctional improvementimmunoregulationimprovedinsightliver functionliver inflammationliver ischemialiver transplantationmortalitymouse modelneutrophilnovelnovel therapeuticsp38 Mitogen Activated Protein Kinasepreservationpreventprogramsregenerativerepairedscreeningstandard of caresuccesssynergismtransplant model
项目摘要
PROJECT 1 – SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Project 1 competitive renewal addresses the unmet clinical and scientific needs to enhance donor liver supply
through organ “rejuvenation.” We reported that hepatic CEACAM1 (encoded by CC1 gene; CD66a) dictates
donor liver quality, and prevents early OLT injury in mice and humans. CC1 mRNA undergoes alternative splicing
(AS) to generate splice variants, characterized by the inclusion (CC1-L; long) or exclusion (CC1-S; short) of exon
7. Hypothesis: Hepatocyte CC1-S functions as a cytoprotective sentinel, while CC1-L in OLT-infiltrating recipient-
derived neutrophils, regulates liver IR-inflammation and fine-tunes its resolution.
Aim 1: Delineate mechanisms by which hepatic CC1-S isoform promotes cellular protection in IR-
stressed mouse OLT. Hypothesis: Antisense oligomer morpholinos (MOs)-enforced AS of hepatic CC1
generates CC1-S isoform in the donor mouse liver, which under the control of HIF-1α, stimulates cytoprotection
by blocking p-p38 (under cold IR-stress) while promoting GPX4 and targeting ferroptosis (under warm IR-stress).
Here, we will ascertain whether 1.1: CC1-AS accelerates otherwise impaired hepatic recovery in the acute and
the resolution phase of IR-inflammation. 1.2: CC1-S controls IRI-OLT by regulating hepatic cell death pathways.
1.3: CC1-S-mediated cytoprotection is controlled by HIF-1α signaling under warm vs. cold hepatic IR-stress.
Aim 2: Define mechanisms by which neutrophil CC1-L isoform exerts anti-inflammatory and
cytoprotective functions in IR-stressed mouse OLT. Hypothesis: Recipient CC1-L neutrophils counteract acute
IRI-OLT, and stimulate inflammation resolution by orchestrating N1/N2 polarization, with resultant liver
homeostatic/regenerative remodeling. We will study whether 2.1: Recipient CC1-L deficient immune cells
exacerbate hepatic IRI-OLT. 2.2: CC1-L polarizes N2 neutrophils to promote an anti-inflammatory phenotype/
improve OLT outcomes. 2.3: CC1-L proficient neutrophils polarize M2 macrophages/promote hepatic autophagy.
Aim 3: Elucidate mechanisms by which hepatic CC1-S isoform rejuvenates discarded human livers
subjected to normothermic machine preservation (NMP). Hypothesis: NMP, supplemented with HIF-1α – CC1-
S axis modifiers, improves the function of discarded human livers by mitigating ferroptosis while promoting
autophagy. We will incorporate the emerging NMP strategy with adjunctive CC1-intervention to assess whether
3.1: MOs-conditioned humanized CC1 transgenic mice (huCC1-Tg) mimic the effects of CC1-AS upon liver IR-
stress in normal mice but be translatable to the human liver. 3.2: CC1-S isoform synergizes with HIF-1α to
improve liver function. 3.3: CC1-S synergizes with HIF-1α to enhance cytoprotection in human livers.
Integration with PPG: Project 1 complements studies assessing homeostatic mechanisms in the
resolution of IRI-OLT in Project 2. Aim 1-2 in Project 1 will be validated by the screening of human OLT biopsies
to accelerate assessments of clinical innate immune phenotypes in Project 3. Project 1 is dependent on Core A
(Administrative), Core B (Mouse and Human OLT Surgery), and Core C (Computational and Biostatistics).
项目 1 – 摘要/摘要
项目 1 竞争性更新解决了未满足的临床和科学需求,以增强供体肝脏供应
通过器官“返老还童”。我们报道了肝脏 CEACAM1(由 CC1 基因编码;CD66a)决定
供体肝脏质量,并防止小鼠和人类的早期 OLT 损伤。 CC1 mRNA 进行选择性剪接
(AS) 生成剪接变体,其特征是包含(CC1-L;长)或排除(CC1-S;短)外显子
7. 假设:肝细胞 CC1-S 充当细胞保护哨兵,而 OLT 浸润受体中的 CC1-L
衍生的中性粒细胞,调节肝脏红外炎症并微调其分辨率。
目标 1:描述肝 CC1-S 亚型促进 IR- 细胞保护的机制
强调鼠标 OLT。假设:反义寡聚体吗啉代 (MO) 增强肝 CC1 的 AS
在供体小鼠肝脏中产生 CC1-S 亚型,在 HIF-1α 的控制下刺激细胞保护
通过阻断 p-p38(在冷红外应激下),同时促进 GPX4 并靶向铁死亡(在热红外应激下)。
在这里,我们将确定 1.1:CC1-AS 是否会加速急性和急性期受损的肝功能恢复。
IR 炎症的消退阶段。 1.2:CC1-S通过调节肝细胞死亡途径来控制IRI-OLT。
1.3:CC1-S 介导的细胞保护作用在热肝脏 IR 应激与冷肝脏 IR 应激下受 HIF-1α 信号传导控制。
目标 2:定义中性粒细胞 CC1-L 亚型发挥抗炎和抗炎作用的机制
IR 应激小鼠 OLT 中的细胞保护功能。假设:受体 CC1-L 中性粒细胞抵抗急性
IRI-OLT,通过协调 N1/N2 极化刺激炎症消退,从而改善肝脏
稳态/再生重塑。我们将研究2.1:受体CC1-L免疫细胞是否缺陷
加剧肝脏IRI-OLT。 2.2:CC1-L 极化 N2 中性粒细胞以促进抗炎表型/
改善 OLT 结果。 2.3:CC1-L 熟练的中性粒细胞极化 M2 巨噬细胞/促进肝自噬。
目标 3:阐明肝脏 CC1-S 亚型使废弃人类肝脏恢复活力的机制
进行常温机器保存(NMP)。假设:NMP,辅以 HIF-1α – CC1-
S轴修饰剂,通过减轻铁死亡同时促进废弃人类肝脏的功能
自噬。我们将把新兴的 NMP 策略与辅助 CC1 干预结合起来,以评估是否
3.1: MOs 条件下的人源化 CC1 转基因小鼠 (huCC1-Tg) 模拟 CC1-AS 对肝脏 IR 的影响
正常小鼠的压力,但可以转化为人类肝脏。 3.2:CC1-S亚型与HIF-1α协同作用
改善肝功能。 3.3:CC1-S 与 HIF-1α 协同作用,增强人肝脏的细胞保护作用。
与 PPG 整合:项目 1 补充了评估体内平衡机制的研究
项目 2 中 IRI-OLT 的分辨率。项目 1 中的目标 1-2 将通过人类 OLT 活检筛查进行验证
加速项目 3 中临床先天免疫表型的评估。项目 1 依赖于核心 A
(行政)、核心 B(小鼠和人类 OLT 手术)和核心 C(计算和生物统计学)。
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