Stable isotope evaluation of the methionine cycle in undernourished pregnancy
营养不良妊娠中蛋氨酸循环的稳定同位素评估
基本信息
- 批准号:8986457
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.28万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2015-05-01 至 2016-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The methionine (MET) cycle is central to methylation in developmental processes (e.g. gene-environment interactions). Impaired methyl transfers have structural and metabolic consequences e.g. neural tube defects and high homocysteine (HCYS). Gene methylation is a fundamental mechanism leading to persistent epigenetic changes. Maternal under-nutrition and IUGR results in epigenetic changes in fetal tissues, including decreased methylation that increases gene expression. We have developed a baboon non-human primate (NHP) model of moderate maternal nutrient restriction (MNR) resulting in IUGR. MNR mothers eat 70% of controls (CTR) eating ad lib. In MNR, fetal vitamin B12 is decreased 22% while folate is unchanged. Rat studies show hyperhomocysteinemia is associated with increases in both plasma HCYS inflow and outflow. However NHP data are needed since rat 1-CC function differs from primates. Central to our proposal to develop these techniques in an IUGR NHP model, rat studies in pregnancy show that plasma fluxes under- estimate by >80% absolute tissue HCYS production e.g. little maternal or fetal hepatic HCYS is exported to plasma. Thus, plasma HCYS does not reflect major MET cycle tissue activity. As a consequence, MET cycle dysfunction does not necessarily lead to elevated HCYS and can occur with normal plasma HCYS. B12 is essential for methyl group transfer from 5-methyl-tetrahydrofolate to methylate HCYS to MET. HYPOTHESIS: MNR decreases B12 availability to the fetal MET cycle decreasing 1) overall HCYS methylation 2) contribution of HCYS methylation in maternal and fetal tissues to plasma HCYS. APPROACH: In stable isotope studies at 0.9 gestation in pregnant baboons chronically instrumented with maternal and fetal catheters maintained on a tether system, we use a priming dose followed by constant infusion of the tracers [U-13C] MET and [1-13C] HCYS to determine HCYS methylation and HCYS kinetics in both CTR and MNR pregnancies. Our collaborators methods in pregnant rats are now in Press. INNOVATION: Human studies cannot 1) control and match pre-study maternal phenotype, 2) precisely control nutrient intake; 3) obtain maternal and fetal tissues. Novelty lies
in combining a unique NHP model and a pressing developmental question. R03 RESPONSIVENESS: The R03 mechanism encourages novel, high-risk studies. These isotope techniques have never been performed in any precocial species. INVESTIGATORS have many years experience with perinatal baboon studies and have published extensively on this NHP MNR/IUGR fetal phenotype. ENVIRONMENT: Our baboon feeding facility is unique worldwide to produce controlled MNR and IUGR. RELEVANCE: Primate and rodent MET cycle metabolism differs markedly. Identification of alterations in tissue methylation will provide evidence of tissues in which MET cycle dysfunction occurs with resultant epigenetic changes. Information will translate to human pregnancy aiding diagnostic, preventative and therapeutic strategies. B12 has been ignored in comparison to folic acid.
描述(由申请方提供):蛋氨酸(MET)循环对发育过程中的甲基化至关重要(例如基因-环境相互作用)。受损的甲基转移具有结构和代谢后果,例如神经管缺陷和高同型半胱氨酸(HCYS)。基因甲基化是导致持续表观遗传变化的基本机制。母体营养不良和IUGR导致胎儿组织的表观遗传变化,包括甲基化降低,增加基因表达。我们已经开发了一个狒狒非人灵长类动物(NHP)模型的中度母体营养限制(MNR)导致IUGR。MNR母亲吃70%的控制(CTR)随意进食。在MNR中,胎儿维生素B12减少了22%,而叶酸没有变化。大鼠研究表明,高同型半胱氨酸血症与血浆HCYS流入和流出的增加有关。然而,由于大鼠1-CC功能不同于灵长类动物,因此需要NHP数据。我们在IUGR NHP模型中开发这些技术的建议的核心是,妊娠中的大鼠研究表明,血浆通量被低估了>80%的绝对组织HCYS产生,例如很少的母体或胎儿肝脏HCYS输出到血浆中。因此,血浆HCYS不反映主要MET循环组织活性。因此,MET周期功能障碍不一定导致HCYS升高,并且可以在血浆HCYS正常的情况下发生。B12对于甲基从5-甲基-四氢叶酸转移到甲基化HCYS到MET是必需的。假设:MNR降低了B12对胎儿MET周期的可用性,降低了1)总体HCYS甲基化,2)母体和胎儿组织中HCYS甲基化对血浆HCYS的贡献。方法:在妊娠狒狒中进行的0.9妊娠期稳定同位素研究中,长期使用母猴和胎仔导管维持在系链系统上,我们使用预激剂量,然后持续输注示踪剂[U-13 C] MET和[1- 13 C] HCYS,以确定CTR和MNR妊娠中的HCYS甲基化和HCYS动力学。我们的合作者在怀孕大鼠中的方法现在正在出版中。创新:人体研究无法1)控制和匹配研究前母体表型,2)精确控制营养摄入; 3)获得母体和胎儿组织。新奇的谎言
结合独特的NHP模式和紧迫的发展问题。R 03响应:R 03机制鼓励新的、高风险的研究。这些同位素技术从未在任何早熟物种中进行过。研究人员在围产期狒狒研究方面有多年的经验,并广泛发表了关于NHP MNR/IUGR胎儿表型的文章。环境:我们的狒狒饲养设施是世界上唯一的生产控制MNR和IUGR。相关性:灵长类动物和啮齿类动物MET循环代谢明显不同。鉴定组织甲基化的改变将提供MET周期功能障碍发生的组织的证据,从而导致表观遗传变化。信息将转化为人类怀孕辅助诊断,预防和治疗策略。与叶酸相比,B12被忽视了。
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- 批准号:
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