Clinical and Non-Invasive Biomarkers of Myotonic Dystrophy
强直性肌营养不良的临床和非侵入性生物标志物
基本信息
- 批准号:10524478
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 20.09万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-12-15 至 2027-11-30
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
Myotonic dystrophy (dystrophia myotonica or DM) is the most common muscular dystrophy in adults
(prevalence is 1/8,000) and an autosomal dominant multisystem disease caused by a CTG trinucleotide
expansion in DMPK gene (DM type 1) or CCTG tetranucleotide expansion in CNBP gene (DM type 2). Such
DNA expansions are responsible for the presence of toxic RNA molecules. Promising therapies are in current
development to target these RNA transcripts; however, disease biomarkers to monitor disease activity and
patient’s response to upcoming treatments are lacking. The proposed research focuses on identifying reliable
and non-invasive biomarkers that serve to monitor the slow progression of DM muscle disease and that can be
later used to also monitor response to upcoming treatments. This project not only addresses the need for
muscle biomarkers in DM type 1 but also in DM type 2, that although less frequent, it is probably
underdiagnosed. The applicant’s research strategy aims at investigating skeletal muscle MRI and ultrasound,
and electrical impedance myography as monitoring disease biomarkers. The candidate’s research
environment is ideal for the proposed project. The Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Harvard
Medical School provide an enriching and motivating academic atmosphere for trainees who have the
opportunity to attend high-quality courses/lectures, collaborate with expert scientists and clinicians in the field
of neuromuscular disorders and skeletal muscle imaging. The candidate’s mentoring team is composed by
Dr. Thurman Wheeler and Dr. Seward Rutkove. Dr. Wheeler has been investigating DM for almost two
decades by using in vitro and animal models of the disease, and more recently also disease biomarkers in
patients’ biofluids. He has significantly contributed to advance the understanding of DM and he has become a
renowned researcher in the field as shown in his numerous high-impact factor publications. Dr. Rutkove is a
neuromuscular specialist with expertise on skeletal muscle ultrasound and electrical impedance myography,
and with a successful clinical research career in the design and development of new technologies to better
characterize neuromuscular diseases. As collaborator and consultant, Dr. Martin Torriani who directs the MGH
Musculoskeletal Imaging Core and is an expert on skeletal muscle MRI. The advisory team will also
contribute with expertise in applied computational methods and biostatistics (Dr. Hang Lee), and high-quality
translational research in neuromuscular diseases and readiness for biomarker application into future clinical
trials (Dr. Basil Darras and Dr. Sabrina Paganoni). The candidate’s training plan includes career development
lectures (i.e Training in Responsible Conduct of Research), Harvard Catalyst courses (i.e Certificate in Applied
Biostatistics) and attendance to scientific meetings (i.e Myotonic Dystrophy Foundation and Muscle Study
Group). Candidate’s career goal is to transition towards an independent clinician-scientist position in the field
of neuromuscular diseases with main focus on muscular dystrophies and patient-oriented research.
项目概要/摘要
强直性肌营养不良(肌强直性营养不良或 DM)是成人中最常见的肌营养不良
(患病率为 1/8,000)以及由 CTG 三核苷酸引起的常染色体显性多系统疾病
DMPK 基因中的扩增(DM 1 型)或 CNBP 基因中的 CCTG 四核苷酸扩增(DM 2 型) 此类。
DNA 扩增是导致有毒 RNA 分子存在的原因,目前有前景的治疗方法。
然而,开发针对这些RNA转录本的疾病生物标志物来监测疾病活动和
患者对即将到来的治疗缺乏反应。拟议的研究重点是确定可靠的治疗方法。
以及非侵入性生物标志物,用于监测 DM 肌肉疾病的缓慢进展,并且可以
后来还用于监测对即将到来的治疗的反应,该项目不仅满足了对治疗的需求。
1 型 DM 和 2 型 DM 中的肌肉生物标志物,虽然频率较低,但可能
申请人的研究策略旨在调查骨骼肌 MRI 和超声波,
和电阻抗肌电图作为监测疾病生物标志物。
麻省总医院 (MGH) 和哈佛大学的环境非常适合该项目。
医学院为具有以下能力的学员提供了丰富且激励人心的学术氛围
有机会参加高质量的课程/讲座,与该领域的专家科学家和勇士合作
神经肌肉疾病和骨骼肌成像的候选人的指导团队由以下人员组成。
Thurman Wheeler 博士和 Seward Rutkove 博士近两年来一直在研究 DM。
几十年来,人们通过使用该疾病的体外和动物模型,以及最近的疾病生物标志物
他为增进对 DM 的理解做出了重大贡献,他已成为一名糖尿病专家。
Rutkove 博士是该领域的著名研究员,他的众多高影响因子出版物表明了这一点。
神经肌肉专家,具有骨骼肌超声和电阻抗肌电描记方面的专业知识,
并在新技术的设计和开发方面拥有成功的临床研究生涯,以更好地
作为合作者和顾问,麻省总医院 (MGH) 主任 Martin Torriani 博士研究了神经肌肉疾病的特征。
肌肉骨骼成像核心,也是骨骼肌 MRI 方面的专家。
贡献应用计算方法和生物统计学方面的专业知识(Hang Lee 博士)和高质量
神经肌肉疾病的转化研究以及生物标志物应用于未来临床的准备
试验(Basil Darras 博士和 Sabrina Paganoni 博士)。候选人的培训计划包括职业发展。
讲座(即负责任的研究行为培训)、Harvard Catalyst 课程(即应用证书
生物统计学)和参加科学会议(即强直性肌营养不良基金会和肌肉研究
候选人的职业目标是过渡到该领域的独立临床医生科学家职位。
神经肌肉疾病的研究,主要关注肌肉营养不良和以患者为导向的研究。
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