肠道P.merdae菌调控骨骼肌细胞AMPK通路在老年性肌少症进展中的机制研究
批准号:
82102651
项目类别:
青年科学基金项目(C类)
资助金额:
30.0 万元
负责人:
陈楠
依托单位:
学科分类:
康复治疗与康复机制
结题年份:
2024
批准年份:
2021
项目状态:
已结题
项目参与者:
陈楠
中文摘要
老年性肌少症患病率高、危害大,但因其受关注程度低且机制未明,该病的防治一直困扰临床医师。申请人前期研究发现,老年性肌少症患者肠道菌群紊乱,尤其肠道产短链脂肪酸菌P.merdae特异性减少;并且该菌的减少不仅与疾病进展和不良预后相关,也与宿主AMPK通路的下调相关;此外,AMPK通路下调可破坏骨骼肌线粒体的稳态进而诱导能量应激的发生。据此推测,老年性肌少症患者肠道P.merdae菌的降低可能通过失调的代谢产物下调骨骼肌AMPK信号通路,从而影响骨骼肌的能量稳态和功能,进而引起疾病的发生发展。本项目拟以老年性肌少症患者、无菌小鼠及骨骼肌细胞为研究模型,以肠道菌群为研究对象,聚焦于骨骼肌AMPK通路异常引起的能量稳态失衡,阐明P.merdae菌及其代谢产物在老年性肌少症中的作用机制,探索粪菌移植和运动疗法通过调节肠道菌群作为肌少症的治疗手段的可行性,为该病机制的阐释和防治方法的开发提供新思路。
英文摘要
Sarcopenia is a significant public health problem and carries with substantial disability and mortality. However, sarcopenia does not get enough attention and the mechanism of it has not yet been clarified, the prevention and treatment of sarcopenia is a major problem that plagues clinicians. In our previous study, we have identified that the α- and β-diversity of gut microbiota in patients with sarcopenia was decreased. More importantly, the short-chain fatty acid bacteria specifically P.merdae decreased in the gut microbiota of patients with sarcopenia. Moreover, the reduction of P.merdae bacteria is not only related to disease progression and poor prognosis, but also to the down-regulation of AMPK pathway in skeletal muscle. In addition, down-regulation of AMPK pathway can disrupt the homeostasis of skeletal muscle mitochondria and the induction of energy stress. Therefore, we hypothesize that the damage of intestinal flora in patients with sarcopenia, especially the reduction of P.merdae bacteria, may downregulate the AMPK signal pathway of skeletal muscle through dysregulated metabolites, thereby affecting the energy homeostasis and function of skeletal muscle and aggravating the progression of sarcopenia. This project intends to use sarcopenia patients, germ-free mice and skeletal muscle cells as research models focusing on the energy homeostasis caused by skeletal muscle AMPK pathway abnormalities, and verifying the role of P.merdae bacteria and its metabolites in the occurrence and development of sarcoma. In this study, we will also explore the feasibility of fecal bacterial transplantation and exercise therapy by adjusting the intestinal flora as a treatment method for sarcopenia. The study will not only enrich the understanding of the pathogenesis of sarcopenia, but also provide new methods for its early diagnosis and prognosis prediction.
肌少症作为一种与年龄相关进行性疾病,有着患病率高、危害大、预后差等问题,是当今全球关注的重要公共卫生问题。目前关于肌少症的病因和发病机制仍未完全清楚,因此临床上不仅缺乏精准干预,而且治疗手段也极其有限。肠道菌群的不平衡下调骨骼肌AMPK信号通路可能是引起疾病发生发展的原因。因此,本项目探讨了肠道菌群对老年肌少症的调控作用及其机制,取得了以下重要结果:研究团队对通过16s和宏基因检测等手段对确诊肌少症和健康老年人的肠道菌群的特征进行分析,发现不同程度的肌少症患者的物种多样性发生了显著降低,明确肠道菌群失调是老年性肌少症发生进展的关键因素。之后通过粪便移植和菌群灌胃来进一步明确P.merdae在肌少症中的调控作用,结果发现失调的肠道菌群代谢产物进入血循环后作用于骨骼肌上,下调骨骼肌细胞中AMPK通路引起细胞线粒体稳态和功能异常,进而加剧老年性肌少症的发展。最后我们又对比了不同运动方式对肌少症患者临床指标与肠道菌群的影响,证实了运动干预通过平衡肠道菌群改善肌少症的可能性。本项目的完成为探索肠道菌群与肌少症的关系提供了新思路,为今后肌少症疾病机制和阐释和防治提供了新的干预靶点和理论基础。
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批准号:82372575
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项目类别:面上项目
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资助金额:49万元
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批准年份:2023
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负责人:陈楠
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依托单位:
中国汉族人家族性局灶节段肾小球硬化症致病基因定位及功能研究
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批准号:81070568
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项目类别:面上项目
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资助金额:35.0万元
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批准年份:2010
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负责人:陈楠
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依托单位:
特异性阻断IgG-FcγRIIa/IIIb相互作用的新型短肽研究及其在原发性小血管炎中的保护作用
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批准号:30670814
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项目类别:面上项目
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资助金额:27.0万元
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批准年份:2006
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负责人:陈楠
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