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Changsung Kim 《BMB reports》2015,48(5):256-265
Cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases are major health threats in many
developed countries. Recently, target tissues derived from human embryonic stem
(hES) cells and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), such as cardiomyocytes
(CMs) or neurons, have been actively mobilized for drug screening. Knowledge of
drug toxicity and efficacy obtained using stem cell-derived tissues could
parallel that obtained from human trials. Furthermore, iPSC disease models could
be advantageous in the development of personalized medicine in various parts of
disease sectors. To obtain the maximum benefit from iPSCs in disease modeling,
researchers are now focusing on aging, maturation, and metabolism to
recapitulate the pathological features seen in patients. Compared to pediatric
disease modeling, adult-onset disease modeling with iPSCs requires proper
maturation for full manifestation of pathological features. Herein, the success
of iPSC technology, focusing on patient-specific drug treatment,
maturation-based disease modeling, and alternative approaches to compensate for
the current limitations of patient iPSC modeling, will be further discussed.
[BMB Reports 2015; 48(5): 256-265] 相似文献
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Jin Wei Mia Madel Alfajaro Peter C. DeWeirdt Ruth E. Hanna William J. Lu-Culligan Wesley L. Cai Madison S. Strine Shang-Min Zhang Vincent R. Graziano Cameron O. Schmitz Jennifer S. Chen Madeleine C. Mankowski Renata B. Filler Neal G. Ravindra Victor Gasque Fernando J. de Miguel Ajinkya Patil Huacui Chen Craig B. Wilen 《Cell》2021,184(1):76-91.e13
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Ruofan Wang Camille R. Simoneau Jessie Kulsuptrakul Mehdi Bouhaddou Katherine A. Travisano Jennifer M. Hayashi Jared Carlson-Stevermer James R. Zengel Christopher M. Richards Parinaz Fozouni Jennifer Oki Lauren Rodriguez Bastian Joehnk Keith Walcott Kevin Holden Anita Sil Jan E. Carette Nevan J. Krogan Andreas S. Puschnik 《Cell》2021,184(1):106-119.e14
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The widespread, obligate intracellular, protozoan parasite Toxoplasma gondii causes opportunistic disease in immuno-compromised patients and causes birth defects upon congenital infection. The lytic replication cycle is characterized by three stages: 1. active invasion of a nucleated host cell; 2. replication inside the host cell; 3. active egress from the host cell. The mechanism of egress is increasingly being appreciated as a unique, highly regulated process, which is still poorly understood at the molecular level. The signaling pathways underlying egress have been characterized through the use of pharmacological agents acting on different aspects of the pathways1-5. As such, several independent triggers of egress have been identified which all converge on the release of intracellular Ca2+, a signal that is also critical for host cell invasion6-8. This insight informed a candidate gene approach which led to the identification of plant like calcium dependent protein kinase (CDPK) involved in egress9. In addition, several recent breakthroughs in understanding egress have been made using (chemical) genetic approaches10-12. To combine the wealth of pharmacological information with the increasing genetic accessibility of Toxoplasma we recently established a screen permitting the enrichment for parasite mutants with a defect in host cell egress13. Although chemical mutagenesis using N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) or ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) has been used for decades in the study of Toxoplasma biology11,14,15, only recently has genetic mapping of mutations underlying the phenotypes become routine16-18. Furthermore, by generating temperature-sensitive mutants, essential processes can be dissected and the underlying genes directly identified. These mutants behave as wild-type under the permissive temperature (35 °C), but fail to proliferate at the restrictive temperature (40 °C) as a result of the mutation in question. Here we illustrate a new phenotypic screening method to isolate mutants with a temperature-sensitive egress phenotype13. The challenge for egress screens is to separate egressed from non-egressed parasites, which is complicated by fast re-invasion and general stickiness of the parasites to host cells. A previously established egress screen was based on a cumbersome series of biotinylation steps to separate intracellular from extracellular parasites11. This method also did not generate conditional mutants resulting in weak phenotypes. The method described here overcomes the strong attachment of egressing parasites by including a glycan competitor, dextran sulfate (DS), that prevents parasites from sticking to the host cell19. Moreover, extracellular parasites are specifically killed off by pyrrolidine dithiocarbamate (PDTC), which leaves intracellular parasites unharmed20. Therefore, with a new phenotypic screen to specifically isolate parasite mutants with defects in induced egress, the power of genetics can now be fully deployed to unravel the molecular mechanisms underlying host cell egress. 相似文献
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Sweat collected from six normal volunteers was analyzed to determine if reproducible protein patterns could be obtained using two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of 125I-labeled sweat proteins. This method has the capability of easily detecting picogram quantities of protein. Once the methods of collection of the sweat had been standardized, reproducible patterns were obtained from these volunteers. Over 100 discrete spots were revealed by a combination of fluorography and rare earth screen radioautography of dried two-dimensional gels. This method will allow analysis of sweat for qualitative and quantitative variations in protein content in pathologic conditions such as cystic fibrosis, renal failure, and diabetes. 相似文献
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《Cell cycle (Georgetown, Tex.)》2013,12(19):3527-3528
Comment on: Crismani W, et al. Science 2012; 336:1588-90. 相似文献
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