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Identification and the role of stress-activated molecular pathways in cell adaptation during**microbubble-coupled sonoporation

Identification and the role of stress-activated molecular pathways in cell adaptation during**microbubble-coupled sonoporation
**微泡耦合声孔过程中应激激活分子途径的识别及其在细胞适应中的作用
批准号:
529449-2018
负责人:
Botelho, Roberto
金额:
$1.82万
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加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31

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MD Precision Inc. is a Canadian company that develops and manufactures ultrasound equipment for clinical**use, including medical imaging. MD Precision Inc. is looking to develop new devices and/or strategies that**couple ultrasound with microbubble-based sonoporation to kill solid tumours. In this process, microbubbles,**which are inert gas-filled lipid shells, are injected into the bloodstream and then subjected to a local ultrasound**field, which makes microbubbles in that field rapidly vibrate. These vibrations generate fluid "micro-jets" that**puncture the plasma membrane of nearby cells. Depending on the size and number of pores, cells either die,**internalize larger doses of drugs, or survive the assault. Overall, microbubble-coupled sonoporation imposes a**strong physical stress on cells. However, cells have evolved multiple molecular pathways that sense various**stresses like membrane damage. Ultimately, the goal of these stress-activated pathways is to alter gene**expression and/or protein function to adapt surviving cells to stress and improve survivability during**subsequent assaults. It is not known if and which stress-sensing pathways are engaged during the physical**stress imposed by microbubble-induced sonoporation and if surviving cells become stress-adapted. In this**project, my laboratory will use Western blotting, flow cytometry and ELISA assays to identify which**stress-activated pathways are engaged during microbubble-sonoporation in normal and transformed cell lines.**We will then use cell proliferation assays to examine if surviving cells become stress-adapted and better**survive subsequent assaults such as exposure to DNA-damaging agents. Finally, we will employ cell**proliferation assays to investigate if co-application of inhibitors of stress-activated pathways during**sonoporation neutralize stress adaption. This new fundamental knowledge of how cells respond and adapt to**physical stress imposed by microbubble-coupled sonoporation will help MD Precision Inc. to innovate**strategies that use microbubble-coupled sonoporation to more effectively destroy tumours. If successful, this**would position MD Precision Inc. to expand its market share, increase its labour force and benefit Canadians.
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