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Prenatally induced DNA methylation profiles and disease risk at age 60

Prenatally induced DNA methylation profiles and disease risk at age 60
产前诱导的 DNA 甲基化谱和 60 岁时的疾病风险
批准号:
8336941
负责人:
L H LUMEY
金额:
$35.72万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-09-30 至 2014-08-31

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摘要 人类2型糖尿病和其他疾病的表观遗传成分广泛存在 这是假设的,但缺乏足够的经验支持。动物研究表明,营养 怀孕期间的干预可能会影响后代的基因特异性DNA甲基化 导致肥胖和高血压。我们还描述了持续的表观遗传学变化 出生前暴露于1944-1945年荷兰饥饿冬季饥荒后58岁的人类 观察到肥胖、糖尿病和其他不良后果的增加。这项研究希望能 在一项对628名男性和 有产前饥荒暴露的妇女和未暴露的对照,安排在314个同性中 兄弟姐妹。 首先,我们将生成产前诱导的差异甲基化的全基因组目录 区域(P-DMRS),比较所有研究对象的DNA甲基化图谱 Illumina高通量、高含量甲基化芯片,覆盖超过45万个CpG站点。那我们 将在人类身体组织库中识别标记甲基化的P-DMRS亚群 代谢活跃的组织和器官。这些P-DMR随后将根据以下方面进行评估 产前饥荒暴露和成人疾病。此方法将进一步深入了解 产前环境与成人疾病之间的联系。
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Abstract An epigenetic component of type 2 diabetes and other diseases in humans is widely hypothesized but lacks adequate empirical support. Animal studies show that nutritional interventions during pregnancy can impact gene-specific DNA methylation in the offspring causing obesity and hypertension. We have also described persistent epigenetic changes in humans at age 58 after prenatal exposure to the Dutch Hunger Winter famine of1944-1945 and observed an increase in obesity and diabetes and other adverse outcomes. This study hopes to clarify the biologic mechanism that can link these observations in a study of 628 men and women with prenatal famine exposure and unexposed controls, arranged in 314 same-sex sibling pairs. First we will generate a genome-wide catalog of Prenatally-induced Differentially Methylated Regions (P-DMRs), comparing DNA methylation profiles for all study subjects using the novel Illumina high-throughput, high content methylation chip covering over 450k CpG sites. Then we will identify in a human cadaver tissue bank the P-DMRs subsets that mark methylation in metabolically active tissues and organs. These P-DMRs will then be evaluated in relation to prenatal famine exposure and adult disease. This approach will provide further insights into the link between the prenatal environment with adult disease.
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Prenatally induced DNA methylation profiles and disease risk at age 60
Prenatally induced DNA methylation profiles and disease risk at age 60
Exploring persistent epigenetic changes after prenatal famine exposure in humans
Exploring persistent epigenetic changes after prenatal famine exposure in humans
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