Response to Immune Associated Stress
Response to Immune Associated Stress
批准号:
10348727
负责人:
Danielle A Garsin
金额:
$47.89万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2020-03-13 至 2025-02-28
关键词:
ATP phosphohydrolaseAddressAffectAnimalsAnti-Inflammatory AgentsAutoimmune DiseasesBacterial InfectionsCaenorhabditis elegansCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)ChemicalsCommunicable DiseasesComplexDataEndoplasmic Reticulum Degradation PathwayEnsureExposure toFamilyGenesGenetic TranscriptionGoalsHumanImmuneImmune responseInfectionIntestinesInvestigationKnowledgeLaboratoriesLobular NeoplasiaMammalsMembraneModelingNADPH OxidaseOrthologous GeneOxidative StressPathogenicityPathologyPathway interactionsPatientsPharmacologyProcessProductionProtein FamilyPublic HealthPublishingRNA InterferenceReactive Oxygen SpeciesRegulationResearchResistanceRoleSideStressTherapeuticbasebiological adaptation to stressinnovationinsightinterestmembernovelnuclear factor-erythroid 2pathogenpathogen exposurepreventprogramsprotective effectresponsetraffickingtranscription factor
中文摘要
项目总结/摘要
Nrf 1/2(人)和SKN-1(秀丽隐杆线虫直系同源物)是感染相关的关键转录因子
其监管不完全理解,这代表了知识上的重大差距。长期目标是
研究的目的是了解宿主在接触病原体时如何缓解压力。的目的
本申请的目的是阐明有助于其保护作用的SKN-1调节的新机制。的
中心假设是NIPI-3和CDC-48.1/2是以前未知的正调控因子,
SKN-1可保护免受免疫相关应激。这项调查的理由是,
在致病条件下控制保守应激反应的新调节因子可能允许它们的
治疗调节以减轻感染引起的病理。中心假设将由
的目标。具体目标#1将确定NIPI-3如何调节SKN-1活性。工作假设,
基于初步和公开的数据,NIPI-3通过CEBP-1调节肠中SKN-1的活性。
具体地,提出NIPI-3负调节CEBP-1,以直接影响CEBP-1的量和/或活性。
SKN-1可用于进行其保护性转录反应。具体目标#2将阐明
CDC-48.1/2影响SKN-1活性。推测CDC-48.1/2通过其作用引起其对SKN-1的作用,
ER相关降解(ERAD)途径。具体来说,有人提出CDC-48.1/2穿梭SKN-
1A,SKN-1的ER栓系形式,与ER膜的胞质侧连接,这是其表达所必需的过程。
activation.然而,另外预测CDC-48.1/2可确保BLI-3(一种NADPH)的适当运输
活化细胞质SKN-1所必需的氧化酶。具体目标#3将确定其他因素,
调节SKN-1活性和病原体抗性。除了CDC-48.1/2和NIPI-3外,其他因素也在...
发现了两个仅影响SKN-1对病原体活性的酶。在这一目标下,屏幕将被...
将表征完整的和附加的因素。该方法被假定为揭示进一步的见解
SKN-1调节机制。因为SKN-1和人类Nrf直系同源物可以防止感染相关的疾病,
压力下,这项研究将对理解细胞保护反应产生重大影响,
发生在免疫反应期间。了解驱动抗炎再发的靶点和机制,
sponses可能允许其最终的药理学靶向,
免疫反应。拟议的研究是创新的,因为它确定了SKN-1的监管机构在传染性
条件,这与以前的研究有很大的不同。
英文摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Nrf1/2 (human) and SKN-1 (Caenorhabditis elegans ortholog) are key infection-related transcription factors
whose regulation is incompletely understood, representing a critical gap in knowledge. The long-term goal of this
research is to understand how the host alleviates stress during exposure to pathogens. The objective of this
application is to elucidate new mechanisms of SKN-1 regulation that contribute to its protective effects. The
central hypothesis is that NIPI-3 and CDC-48.1/2 are amongst previously unknown factors that positively regulate
SKN-1 to protect against immune associated stress. The rationale for this investigation is that the identification
of new regulators which control a conserved stress response under pathogenic conditions may allow for their
therapeutic modulation to alleviate infection induced pathology. The central hypothesis will be addressed by the
following aims. Specific Aim #1 will identify how NIPI-3 regulates SKN-1 activity. The working hypothesis,
based on preliminary and published data, is that NIPI-3 regulates SKN-1 activity in the intestine via CEBP-1.
Specifically, NIPI-3 is proposed to negatively regulate CEBP-1, to directly influence the amount and/or activity of
SKN-1 available to carry out its protective transcriptional response. Specific Aim #2 will elucidate the role of
CDC-48.1/2 in influencing SKN-1 activity. CDC-48.1/2 is hypothesized to elicit its effects on SKN-1 by its role
in the ER-associated degradation (ERAD) pathway. Specifically, it is proposed that CDC-48.1/2 shuttles SKN-
1A, the ER-tethered form of SKN-1, to the cytosolic side of the ER membrane, a process necessary for its
activation. However, CDC-48.1/2 is additionally predicted to ensure the proper trafficking of BLI-3, a NADPH
oxidase necessary for activating cytoplasmic SKN-1. Specific Aim #3 will identify additional factors that
regulate SKN-1 activity and pathogen resistance. In addition to CDC-48.1/2 and NIPI-3, other factors of in-
terest were found, including two that only affect SKN-1 activity on pathogen. In this aim, the screen will be com-
pleted and additional factors will be characterized. The approach is postulated to reveal further insights into the
mechanisms of SKN-1 regulation. Because SKN-1 and human Nrf orthologs protect against infection-related
stress, the research will have a significant impact on the understanding of the cytoprotective responses that
occur during the immune response. Knowledge of the targets and mechanisms that drive anti-inflammatory re-
sponses may allow for their eventual pharmacological targeting for the benefit of those suffering from damaging
immune responses. The proposed research is innovative because it identifies SKN-1 regulators under infectious
conditions, representing a substantive departure from previous studies.
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