Characterization of pathogen transport through biofluid barriers
病原体通过生物流体屏障运输的表征
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2022-03617
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.04万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Mucosal barriers are key components of the innate immune system that influence disease transmission by interacting with and sequestering pathogens within-hosts and by influencing pathogen survival at the point of transmission. To date, our understanding of the biophysical mechanisms governing interactions between pathogens and mucin glycoproteins, the primary structural components of mucus, remains incomplete. This hinders our ability to understand and model pathogen dynamics in-host, particularly during the initial stages of infection where causative pathogenic agents must traverse mucosal barriers and overcome host innate immune responses. It also limits our ability to rationally design biomaterials that mimic mucins in their ability to sequester and neutralize pathogens. Addressing these limitations aligns with the long-term research objectives of my team, namely to develop novel, biophysically informed mathematical models for pathogen spread and to develop mucin-mimetic biomaterials capable of sequestering pathogens. The foundational basic science necessary to achieve these objectives involves characterizing the transport, mobility, and infectivity of pathogens in mucosal barriers. Therefore, this Discovery program will focus on understanding the physical processes that govern pathogen/mucin interactions and the transport of pathogens through mucin gels using virions as a model pathogen system. The specific research aims are: Aim 1: We will characterize the effect of mucin barriers on the mobility and transport of viruses and pseudovirions using both experimental and modeling techniques. The mucus layer lining the respiratory tract presents a first obstacle to respiratory viruses for establishing infection, and elucidating possible virus-mucin interactions will be crucial for understanding and modeling this stage of the infection process. Aim 2: We will directly measure the effect of mucins on viral infection. To do so, we will perform cell transduction experiments in the presence and absence of mucin gels and native mucus, using the virions described in Aim 1. These results will allow us to directly identify key structural components of viruses and mucins that permit or restrict viral transport, binding to cellular receptors, and entry into cells. This research will improve our understanding of interactions between mucins (and mucosal barriers) and pathogens, and the effect of these interactions on the early stages of host infection. This will provide the basis for the development of novel biophysically accurate models for pathogen spread. Additionally, an improved understanding of how pathogens interact physiochemically with biological molecules will be critical in guiding the development of biomaterials designed to sequester pathogens. Importantly, this research progress will proceed concurrently with the interdisciplinary training of HQP in areas ranging from biological fluid characterization to mathematical model development.
粘膜屏障是先天免疫系统的关键组成部分,通过与宿主内的病原体相互作用和隔离,以及在传播点影响病原体的生存,影响疾病的传播。迄今为止,我们对病原体与黏液的主要结构成分黏液蛋白糖蛋白之间相互作用的生物物理机制的理解仍然不完整。这阻碍了我们理解和模拟宿主内病原体动力学的能力,特别是在感染的初始阶段,致病因子必须穿过粘膜屏障并克服宿主先天免疫反应。这也限制了我们合理设计模拟粘蛋白隔离和中和病原体能力的生物材料的能力。解决这些限制与我的团队的长期研究目标一致,即开发新的,生物物理信息的病原体传播数学模型,并开发能够隔离病原体的黏液模拟生物材料。实现这些目标所必需的基础科学包括表征病原体在粘膜屏障中的运输、移动性和感染性。因此,本发现项目将重点了解控制病原体/粘蛋白相互作用的物理过程,以及使用病毒粒子作为模型病原体系统通过粘蛋白凝胶运输病原体。具体的研究目标是:目的1:我们将利用实验和建模技术表征粘蛋白屏障对病毒和假病毒粒子的移动性和转运的影响。呼吸道黏液层是呼吸道病毒建立感染的第一个障碍,阐明可能的病毒-黏液蛋白相互作用对于理解和模拟感染过程的这一阶段至关重要。目的2:我们将直接测量粘蛋白对病毒感染的影响。为此,我们将使用Aim 1中描述的病毒粒子,在存在和不存在粘蛋白凝胶和天然粘液的情况下进行细胞转导实验。这些结果将使我们能够直接识别病毒和粘蛋白的关键结构成分,这些成分允许或限制病毒运输、与细胞受体结合以及进入细胞。这项研究将提高我们对粘蛋白(和粘膜屏障)与病原体之间相互作用的理解,以及这些相互作用对宿主感染早期阶段的影响。这将为开发新的生物物理准确的病原体传播模型提供基础。此外,对病原体如何与生物分子进行物理化学相互作用的更好理解对于指导用于隔离病原体的生物材料的开发至关重要。重要的是,这一研究进展将与HQP在生物流体表征和数学模型开发等领域的跨学科培训同时进行。
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- 批准号:
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