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MOLECULAR BASIS OF IDIOPATHIC DRY MOUTH

MOLECULAR BASIS OF IDIOPATHIC DRY MOUTH
特发性口干症的分子基础
批准号:
6634680
负责人:
JAMES E MELVIN
金额:
$95.63万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-04-01 至 2005-03-31

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中文摘要
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此应用程序是针对一个专注于分子基础的计划项目 用于特发性口干。口干或口干的临床表现 困扰着大约300万美国人,导致各种症状和 潜在高发病率的后果。唾液功能受损 包括口腔干燥感、说话困难、咀嚼 和吞咽,增加对口腔微生物疾病的易感性,如 龋齿和真菌感染,减少对牙齿矿物质的保护。井 唾液功能减退的既定原因是药物的副作用, 放射治疗或自身免疫性疾病对唾液腺组织的损害 比如干燥综合征。然而,有一部分患者患有干燥症。 约占所有口干患者的20%,没有明显的病因可以 因此这些患者被诊断为“特发性干燥症” 有无唾液流动的客观参数 允许进一步细分特发性口干患者。自.以来 特发性口干的潜在机制尚未建立。 到目前为止,可用的治疗方法充其量只是治标不治本。这个 本提案中概述的研究旨在通过以下方式获取基础知识 外分泌生物学这一领域的分子水平。要生成的数据 通过拟议的研究有了最终目标,为 治疗应用。该计划项目的总体目标是 确定导致特发性口干的机制。那里 是否有3个子项目旨在测试独立但相互关联的假设 唾液功能障碍。
英文摘要
This application is for a Program Project focusing on the molecular basis for idiopathic dry mouth. The clinical entity of xerostomia or dry mouth afflicts about 3 million Americans leading to a variety of symptoms and consequences of potentially high morbidity. The impairment of salivary function comprises the sensation of oral dryness, difficulties in speech, mastication and deglutition, increased susceptibilities to oral microbial diseases such as caries and fungal infections, and reduced protection of tooth mineral. Well established causes for salivary hypofunction are side effects of medications, damage to salivary gland tissue by radiation therapy or autoimmune diseases such as Sjogren's syndrome. There is, however, a subset of xerostomic patients comprising about 20% of all dry mouth patients for whom no obvious etiology can be ascertained and these patients are therefore diagnosed with "idiopathic dry mouth". The presence or absence of objective parameters for salivary flow allows a further subdivision of idiopathic dry mouth patients. Since the underlying mechanisms for idiopathic dry mouth have not been established the therapeutic approaches available so far are only palliative at best. The studies outlined in this proposal are designed to gain fundamental knowledge at the molecular level in this area of exocrine biology. The data to be generated by the proposed studies have the ultimate goal to open new avenues for therapeutic applications. The overall aims of this Program Project is to determine the mechanisms responsible for idiopathic forms of dry mouth. There are 3 subprojects aimed at testing separate but interrelated hypotheses of salivary dysfunction.
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