Endothelial protease activity, organogenesis and birth defects
内皮蛋白酶活性、器官发生和出生缺陷
基本信息
- 批准号:8177298
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 7.85万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-09-01 至 2013-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:ADAMTS9 geneAdultAffectAllelesAntibodiesAreaBlood VesselsBlood capillariesCD31 AntigensCandidate Disease GeneCardiacCellsCleft PalateCongenital AbnormalityCongenital Heart DefectsCorneaDataDefectDepositionDevelopmentDevelopmental BiologyDevelopmental ProcessDifferentiation and GrowthEmbryoEmbryonic DevelopmentEndocardiumEndothelial CellsEndotheliumExtracellular MatrixFailureGenerationsGoalsHeartHeart failureHistocompatibility TestingHistologicHumanIn SituInvadedKnowledgeLeftLimb DevelopmentMediatingMesenchymeMetalloproteasesModificationMorphogenesisMusMyocardialMyocardiumOrganOrganogenesisPalatePeptide HydrolasesPhenotypePregnancyProcessProteinsProteoglycanProteolysisRegulationResearchRight-OnRoleSecondary PalateStagingStaining methodStainsStructureSyndromeTamoxifenTumor AngiogenesisVascular EndotheliumVascularizationWorkangiogenesisbasebehavior influencebody systemcadherin 5capillarycraniofacialendothelial-specific sialomucingastrulationimprovedinsightmouse developmentmouse modelpalatogenesisversican
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The goal of this project is to elucidate the role of vascular endothelium in embryonic development and organogenesis. Microvascular endothelial cells (mEC), which line capillaries, have a well-known function in regulation of angiogenesis, but less is known about their role in organogenesis. Our preliminary data suggests that the evolutionarily conserved, secreted metalloprotease ADAMTS9, a product of microvascular endothelium, has an important role in normal organogenesis. Adamts9-/- mice die by 7.5 days of gestation (E7.5), prior to the onset of angiogenesis and organogenesis. Nevertheless, using mice lacking one allele of Adamts9, we have shown that ADAMTS9 influences both vascular and non-vascular developmental processes. Specifically, Adamts9 expressed by mEC worked cooperatively with Adamts20 expressed by craniofacial mesenchyme in closure of the mouse secondary palate, and also influenced development of the myocardium and angiogenesis. Moreover, ADAMTS9 proteolysis of versican, a large, developmentally critical proteoglycan, was crucial in both the palate and the heart. Since ADAMTS9 is expressed globally by mEC during organogenesis and because versican is widely expressed during embryogenesis, our intriguing observations suggest a broader impact of mEC-produced ADAMTS9 during development. Based on these findings, we hypothesize that through the proteolytic modification of secreted proteins, ADAMTS9 produced by mEC influences surrounding cells during organogenesis. To gain a complete understanding of the developmental impact of mEC-derived ADAMTS9, and to elucidate the underlying mechanisms, a conditional targeting approach is required. The specific aim of this RO3 proposal is to achieve conditional deletion of ADAMTS9 in mEC, and perform morphologic analysis of the resulting mouse phenotype, thereby resolving the overall impact on angiogenesis and organogenesis. This will lay the groundwork for continued work on the identified developmental defects, including their underlying mechanisms. Approach: We will delete Adamts9 specifically in mEC at the earliest developmental stages (E8.5) using a Tie2-Cre strain. In addition, we will undertake regulated conditional deletion in mEC at later developmental stages (E10.5 and later) using tamoxifen-induced Cre expression (via a VE-cadherin-Cre ERT2 mouse). Morphologic analysis of the resulting mouse phenotypes will identify effects on angiogenesis and organogenesis. Significance: In addition to the expected impact on angiogenesis, palatogenesis and myocardial development, it is foreseen that the proposed study will elucidate a widespread role for mEC-expressed ADAMTS9 in organogenesis. The proposed work has immediate significance for common human birth defects, such as cleft palate and cardiac anomalies, and may provide new mouse models for other developmental defects.
PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: ADAMTS9 expressed in endothelial cells influences angiogenesis, palate closure and myocardial maturation during mouse development, and is implicated in cleft palate and heart defects, which are both common, medically significant birth defects. The proposed research is expected to provide fundamental new insights relevant to the role of ADAMTS9 in defective angiogenesis, cleft palate and myocardial non-compaction. The new information obtained will provide new knowledge regarding the functional relationship between vascular endothelium and embryonic development, and could potentially define new directions for treatment of specific birth defects. !
描述(由申请人提供):本项目的目标是阐明血管内皮在胚胎发育和器官发生中的作用。微血管内皮细胞(mEC),内衬毛细血管,有一个众所周知的功能,在调节血管生成,但很少有人知道他们在器官发生中的作用。我们的初步数据表明,进化上保守的,分泌的金属蛋白酶ADAMTS 9,微血管内皮的产物,在正常器官发生中具有重要作用。Adamts 9-/-小鼠在妊娠7.5天(E7.5)死亡,在血管生成和器官发生开始之前。然而,使用缺乏一个等位基因的Adamts 9的小鼠,我们已经表明,ADAMTS 9影响血管和非血管发育过程。mEC表达的Adamts 9与颅面间充质表达的Adamts 20在小鼠次级腭闭合中协同作用,并影响心肌发育和血管生成。此外,ADAMTS 9蛋白水解的多功能蛋白聚糖,一个大的,发育关键的蛋白聚糖,是至关重要的,在腭和心脏。由于ADAMTS 9在器官发生过程中由mEC在全球范围内表达,并且由于多功能蛋白聚糖在胚胎发生过程中广泛表达,因此我们有趣的观察结果表明mEC产生的ADAMTS 9在发育过程中具有更广泛的影响。基于这些发现,我们推测,通过分泌蛋白的蛋白水解修饰,由mEC产生的ADAMTS 9在器官发生过程中影响周围细胞。为了全面了解mEC衍生的ADAMTS 9对发育的影响,并阐明其潜在机制,需要一种条件靶向方法。该RO 3提案的具体目的是实现mEC中ADAMTS 9的条件性缺失,并对所得小鼠表型进行形态学分析,从而解决对血管生成和器官发生的总体影响。这将为继续研究已查明的发展缺陷,包括其基本机制奠定基础。方法:我们将使用Tie 2-Cre菌株在最早发育阶段(E8.5)的mEC中特异性删除Adamts 9。此外,我们将采用他莫昔芬诱导的Cre表达(通过VE-钙粘蛋白-Cre ERT 2小鼠)在后期发育阶段(E10.5及以后)的mEC中进行调节条件性缺失。所得小鼠表型的形态学分析将鉴定对血管生成和器官发生的影响。重要性:除了对血管生成、腭发育和心肌发育的预期影响外,可以预见,拟议的研究将阐明mEC表达的ADAMTS 9在器官发生中的广泛作用。这项工作对人类常见的出生缺陷,如腭裂和心脏畸形具有直接意义,并可能为其他发育缺陷提供新的小鼠模型。
公共卫生关系:在内皮细胞中表达的ADAMTS 9影响小鼠发育过程中的血管生成、腭闭合和心肌成熟,并与腭裂和心脏缺陷有关,这两种缺陷都是常见的、具有医学意义的出生缺陷。这项研究有望为ADAMTS 9在缺陷性血管生成、腭裂和心肌致密化不全中的作用提供基本的新见解。获得的新信息将提供有关血管内皮和胚胎发育之间的功能关系的新知识,并可能为特定出生缺陷的治疗确定新的方向。!
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