Roles of STAT5b in IGF-I Production and Human Growth
STAT5b 在 IGF-I 产生和人类生长中的作用
基本信息
- 批准号:8757797
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2014-09-01 至 2019-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAffectAreaChildClinicalClinical EndocrinologyClinical ImmunologyCollectionCytokine SignalingDefectDermalDiagnosisDropsExhibitsFailureFibroblastsGenesGrowthGrowth Hormone ReceptorGrowth and Development functionHeightHumanHuman DevelopmentIGF1 geneImmuneInflammatoryInsulin-Like Growth Factor IInterferonsKnock-outLifeMediatingMolecularMusMutationNuclearObservational StudyPathogenesisPathway interactionsPatientsPhasePositioning AttributeProductionPropertyProteinsReceptor SignalingRecording of previous eventsRecruitment ActivityRegulationResidual stateRoleSTAT1 geneSTAT5b Transcription FactorSequence AnalysisSignal PathwaySignal TransductionSomatomedinsSomatotropinSpecificityStructureSyndromeSystemTherapeuticTimeTyrosineVariantbasecytokineexome sequencingfallshormone regulationhuman GHR proteinimmune functionimprovedin vivomouse modelpostnatalpublic health relevancesrc Homology Region 2 Domain
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I system is critical for all phases of human development, growth, and maturation. While it is well established that IGF-1 production is highly dependent on growth hormone (GH) during postnatal life, mechanisms of regulation are still poorly understood, as reflected by the 1-2% children who drop below the normal growth curves, many of whom respond poorly to GH (including therapeutic GH) and are IGF-1 deficient. GH regulates the production of IGF-1 primarily through activation of the GH receptor (GHR) signaling cascades. The identification of rare mutations of STAT5B (signal transducer and activator of transcription 5B) in children who resembled patients carrying GHR defects, with severe postnatal growth failure, GH insensitivity (GHI) and severe IGF deficiency (IGFD), confirmed the critical importance of STAT5b, over that of the STAT1, 3 and 5a signaling pathways, in IGF-1 production and human growth. Patients with STAT5b deficiency, moreover, also presented with histories of immune dysregulation, indicating the importance of STAT5b in many cytokine systems. These clinical presentations of a STAT5b deficiency state are unique to humans. Of note, the presence of the closely related STAT5a (which shares >90% similarity with STAT5b at the protein level) could not compensate for human loss of STAT5b functions, thereby providing the first compelling in vivo evidence for human STAT5b and STAT5a as having distinct and non-redundant functions despite their high degree of identity. The hypothesis of this proposal, based on clinical observations, is that GH regulation of IGF-1 production in humans is mediated predominantly, if not exclusively, through STAT5b. This proposal will address how STAT5b transduces GH signals to regulate IGF-1 production by investigating molecular mechanisms of STAT5b actions, from structure/function to cell signaling, and their relationship to clinical endocrinology and immunology, using identified mutations as human functional knockouts. The Specific Aims will (1) decipher the specificity of human GHR-STAT5b structural interactions, the critical first step in regulating IGF-1 production; (2) delineate STAT5b properties necessary for IGF-1 production from those necessary for immune functions; (3) determine whether cross talk with other cytokine signaling pathways modulate STAT5b- dependent activation IGF-1 production. Humanized mouse model can then be generated to recapitulate the human STAT5b deficiency condition. Exome sequence analysis of unresolved clinical cases of severe IGFD with immune deficiencies has revealed potential new mechanisms of modulating STAT5b actions. At the conclusion of these studies, this proposal will have identified and confirmed the mechanism(s) for specificity of GHR-STAT5b interactions, identified new mechanism(s) for modulating STAT5b activation and regulation of IGF-1 production, and identified new targets for analyzing GHI and IGFD syndromes. In the long term, these results will provide the basis for improved diagnosis and therapy management of affected children.
描述(由申请人提供):胰岛素样生长因子(IGF)-i系统对于人类发育,生长和成熟的所有阶段至关重要。虽然众所周知,在产后寿命期间,IGF-1的产生高度依赖于生长激素(GH),但调节机制仍然很少了解,正如1-2%的儿童反映出低于正常生长曲线的1-2%的儿童,其中许多人对GH的反应不佳(包括治疗性GH)(包括疗法GH),并且IGF-1不足。 GH主要通过激活GH受体(GHR)信号级联反应来调节IGF-1的产生。 The identification of rare mutations of STAT5B (signal transducer and activator of transcription 5B) in children who resembled patients carrying GHR defects, with severe postnatal growth failure, GH insensitivity (GHI) and severe IGF deficiency (IGFD), confirmed the critical importance of STAT5b, over that of the STAT1, 3 and 5a signaling pathways, in IGF-1 production and human growth.此外,患有STAT5B缺乏症的患者也出现了免疫失调病史,表明STAT5B在许多细胞因子系统中的重要性。 STAT5B缺乏状态的这些临床表现是人类独有的。值得注意的是,密切相关的STAT5A(在蛋白质水平上与STAT5B共享> 90%的相似性)无法弥补人类STAT5B函数的损失,从而为人类STAT5B和STAT5A提供了第一个引人注目的证据,因为它具有独特的和非冗余功能,尽管具有高度的识别。 基于临床观察结果,该提案的假设是,人类IGF-1产生的GH调节主要是通过STAT5B介导的,即使不是仅限于唯一的介导。 This proposal will address how STAT5b transduces GH signals to regulate IGF-1 production by investigating molecular mechanisms of STAT5b actions, from structure/function to cell signaling, and their relationship to clinical endocrinology and immunology, using identified mutations as human functional knockouts.具体目的将(1)破译人GHR-STAT5B结构相互作用的特异性,这是调节IGF-1产生的关键第一步; (2)从免疫功能所必需的IGF-1产生所需的STAT5B属性; (3)确定与其他细胞因子信号通路交叉是否调节依赖性STAT5B激活IGF-1产生。然后可以生成人源化的小鼠模型,以概括人类Stat5b缺陷条件。对具有免疫缺陷的严重IGFD的未解决临床病例的外显子序列分析揭示了调节STAT5B作用的潜在新机制。在这些研究的结论结束时,该提案将确定并确认了GHR-STAT5B相互作用的特异性的机制,确定了调节STAT5B激活和调节IGF-1产生的新机制,并确定了用于分析GHI和IGFD综合症的新目标。从长远来看,这些结果将为改善受影响儿童的诊断和治疗管理提供基础。
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