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Background: Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is the 4th leading cause of cancer death worldwide and compared to other malignancies its share in cancer mortality is expected to rise further. This is due to a lack of sensitive diagnostic tools that would permit earlier detection in a potentially curable stage and the very slow progress in finding effective drug treatments for pancreatic cancer. Key Messages: Aside from genetic predispositions and environmental agents, chronic pancreatitis is by far the greatest risk factor for PDAC. It also shares several etiological factors with pancreatic cancer and represents its most challenging differential diagnosis. Biomarkers that can distinguish between chronic pancreatitis and PDAC may therefore be suitable for the latter's early detection. Moreover, targeting the natural history of chronic pancreatitis would be one approach to prevent PDAC. Targeting tumor-cell signaling directly by interfering with receptor tyrosine kinases has shown some efficacy, although the results in clinical trials were less encouraging than for other cancers. Other compounds developed have targeted the formation of extracellular matrix around the tumor, the proteolytic activity in the tumor environment, histone deacetylases, hedgehog signaling and heat shock proteins, but none has yet found its way into routine patient care. Attempts to individualize treatment according to the tumor's somatic mutation profile are novel but so far impractical. Conclusions: Progress in the treatment of pancreatic cancer has been exceedingly slow and mostly dependent on improved pharmaceutical preparations or combinations of established chemotherapeutic agents. The promise of major breakthroughs implied in targeting tumor signal transduction events has so far not materialized.
Heart Failure is currently the most common cardiac disorder and a major public health concern worldwide. The adult mammalian heart harbors a subpopulation of cardiac progenitor cells (CPC) that are capable of improving cardiac function. The scope of this study was to delineate the molecular phenotype of a subpopulation of CPCs characterized by the expression of the stem cells antigen-1 surface marker (Sca-1+) and to further identify molecular alterations occurring under heart failure conditions. In order to understand the underlying cellular mechanisms an integrated approach of proteomics and transcriptomics-based techniques were employed. The first step towards achieving this goal was to unravel the native Sca-1+ cell characteristics of freshly isolated progenitor cells derived from healthy adult murine hearts. The proteome map of Sca-1 cells was established using a gel-based mass-spectrometry (gel LC-MS/MS) approach. For better interpretation, a comparison with the protein profiles of cardiomyocytes and Sca-1- cells obtained under similar experimental conditions was performed. All three cell-types were morphologically different in size and structure, which was also evident from their protein expression profiles. We observed that Sca-1+ cells lack endothelial-like and cardiac contractile phenotypes, unlike Sca-1- cells and cardiomyocytes, respectively. Functional assessment of both protein and gene expression profiles revealed a possible role of Sca-1+ cells in cell adhesion, migration, and proliferation. CPC remain in a dormant state under physiological condition unless challenged by myocardial injury. Previous studies revealed that resident Sca-1+ cells home to the injured myocardium but not to the healthy heart and further differentiate into functional cardiomyocytes. We investigated the molecular background of this behavior of adult Sca-1+ cells under heart failure condition which might provide a better insight into their cardiogenic potential in a pathological milieu. The double transgenic α-myosin heavy chain (MHC)-cyclin T1/Gαq overexpressing mouse was chosen as a model for heart failure. Using the comparative gene expression profiling we could detect the differential regulation of 197 genes with at least a 2-fold difference. Among these BDNF mRNA levels were 5-fold higher in the Sca-1+ cells derived from transgenic mice (Cyc+) in comparison to that of wild-type controls (Wt+). This difference was also observed at protein level. The substantially higher expression of BDNF during heart failure prompted us to investigate its regulatory effect on Sca1+ cells. In this current study we were able to show that small amounts of exogenous BDNF stimulated the migratory potential of Cyc+ cells. This effect was not seen in treated Wt+ cells. Furthermore, pulsed SILAC was employed to monitor BDNF mediated changes following treatment. After BDNF treatment, 58 proteins were differentially regulated of which proteins related to cell proliferation were reduced in level in Cyc+ cells while they displayed increased levels in Wt+ cells. Findings from bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) assays and immunoblotting indicated that BDNF might initiate a differentiation program by repressing cell proliferation in Cyc+ cells. Taken together, it could be shown that the BDNF effect on protein synthesis of Cyc+ and Wt+ cells varied considerably, suggesting an improvement of the cardiogenic potential of Sca-1+ cells under pathological conditions. Aldosterone levels are known to be elevated during heart failure. In this part of study it was hypothesized that endocrine factors associated with heart failure might influence the migration of CPC, thereby possibly restoring the cardiac function of diseased hearts. It could be shown that high concentrations of aldosterone, similar to those found in the plasma of heart failure patients, induced the migration of Sca-1+ cells by up to 60% when compared to control, while physiological levels had no significant influence. In addition, it could be demonstrated that the aldosterone stimulus led to the activation of the mineralocorticoid receptor (MR) expressed on Sca1+ cells, which in turn facilitated migration. This was supported by application of MR antagonist eplerenone, which significantly reduced the aldosterone-induced increase in cell migration while a glucocorticoid antagonist exhibited no inhibitory effect. Hence, the results support the potential role of aldosterone in the mobilization of CPC. It is currently believed that the beneficial effects of cell-based therapies on cardiac repair are imparted to a large degree via paracrine mechanisms. We therefore focused on understanding the influence of pathophysiological levels of aldosterone on the extracellular environment of Sca-1+ cells. MS-based secretome profiling of cells treated for 24h with aldosterone treatment revealed higher levels of proteins associated with extracellular matrix remodeling and IGF signaling. Additionally, galectin-1 and gelsolin were significantly increased in level under pathological conditions indicating a possible paracrine tissue repair of Sca-1+ cells. To conclude, the global proteome and transcriptome profiles generated here revealed the molecular phenotype of Sca-1+ cells which may be used for future reference. The comparative microarray study provided deeper insight into the endogenous changes in mRNA expression during heart failure and delineated the cardiogenic characteristics of Sca-1+ cells. Moreover, the data presented here shed new light on the potential role of BDNF in regulating the mobilization and proliferation of CPCs. Our study on the influence of aldosterone on the migration and the extracellular proteome of CPCs provided new insights on the beneficial effects of this mineralocorticoid on cardiac cells.
Die Transfusionsassoziierte Akute Lungeninsuffizienz (TRALI) ist die häufigste tödliche Nebenwirkung der Transfusion von Blutprodukten und wird oft durch mittransfundierte leukozytenreaktive Antikörper (AK) induziert. AK gegen das Humane Neutrophilenantigen (HNA)-3a verursachen häufig schwere Fälle der TRALI. HNA-3a ist auf dem Großteil der Blutzelltypen exprimiert und entsteht durch einen Einzelnukleotidpolymorphismus im Gen des „choline transporter-like protein 2“ (CTL2), welcher zur Substitution der Aminosäureposition 154 in der Sequenz des Proteins führt. Klinische Beobachtungen und zahlreiche Studien legen nahe, dass TRALI-induzierende AK die Akkumulation und Aktivierung von Granulozyten im Lungenkapillarbett verursachen. Durch den Zusammenbruch der Kapillarbarriere kommt es in der Folge zu einem Lungenödem. Die Entwicklung eines Hochdurchsatzverfahrens zur Detektion von HNA-3a-AK in Blutprodukten und die Identifizierung therapierelevanter Schaltstellen, im Pathomechanismus der HNA-3a-AK-induzierten TRALI, waren daher Hauptschwerpunkte dieser Studie. In diesem Zusammenhang wurde ein Nachweissystem für HNA-3a-AK auf der Grundlage von CTL2-Fragmenten etabliert. Ein Screening zahlreicher Anti-HNA-3a-Plasmen ergab, dass mit CTL2-Peptiden in Festphasentests jedoch nur etwa 50% aller HNA-3a-AK nachgewiesen werden können. Weitere Untersuchungen ergaben, dass die Detektion aller HNA-3a-AK nur mit zellbasierten Methoden möglich ist, bei denen CTL2 in seiner natürlichen Konformation vorliegt. Diese Studie leistet damit einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Charakterisierung des konformationssensitiven Epitops der HNA-3a-AK und identifiziert wichtige Grundvoraussetzungen für Methoden zum Nachweis dieser AK. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt dieser Arbeit war die Untersuchung der Interaktion zwischen HNA-3a-AK und Granulozyten. Dieser experimentelle Ansatz gründet auf histopathologischen Lungenuntersuchungen verstorbener TRALI-Patienten, die eine massive Akkumulation und Aggregation von Granulozyten in den Kapillaren aufzeigen. Aus diesem Grund erfolgte die Untersuchung dieser Interaktion zunächst hinsichtlich verschiedener Parameter, die zu einer gesteigerten Sequestrierung von Granulozyten in der Lunge führen können. Hierzu gehören die Granulozytenaggregation (GA), die Versteifung von Zellen und die Zelladhäsion. Die Modifikation des Standard-Granulozytenaggregationstests ergab, dass die HNA-2- und HNA-3a-AK-induzierte GA aktive Prozesse sind, welche unabhängig von Plasmafaktoren stattfinden, jedoch von der Aktivität einer bislang noch nicht identifizierten Serinprotease abhängig sind. Hierbei wurden potente Aggregationsinhibitoren identifiziert welche auch als potenzielle Therapeutika zur Behandlung von TRALI in Frage kommen. Mit Hilfe desselben Testsystems konnte ermittelt werden, dass voraktivierte Granulozyten eine erhöhte Aggregationsneigung aufweisen. Im Zusammenhang mit dem Schwellenwertmodell der TRALI liefert dieses Ergebnis eine mögliche Erklärung, warum Patienten mit schweren Vorerkrankungen häufiger an TRALI erkranken. Neben der GA wurden in dieser Studie zwei weitere Eigenschaften identifiziert, die eine Akkumulation der Zellen in den engen Lungenkapillaren erklären: deren Elastizität und Adhäsivität. Mithilfe der Rasterkraftmikroskopie wurde nachgewiesen, dass HNA-3a-AK eine Versteifung von Granulozyten induzieren. Ebenso wurde gezeigt, dass HNA-3a-AK das Integrin Mac-1 (CD11b/CD18) auf der Granulozytenoberfläche aktivieren, was zu einer verstärkten Adhäsion der Zellen an Fibrinogen führt. Steifere und adhäsivere Granulozyten akkumulieren möglicherweise vermehrt in den Lungenkapillaren. Eine weitere wichtige Fragestellung dieser Studie war, ob HNA-3a-AK eine direkte Aktivierung von Granulozyten auslösen. Die Untersuchungen ergaben, dass die Aktivierung von CD11b, weder mit der Erhöhung der CD11b-Expression, bzw. mit der proteolytischen Abspaltung von L-Selektin, noch mit einer Sauerstoffradikalproduktion einhergeht. Dieses ungewöhnliche Muster an Veränderungen deutet nicht auf eine Aktivierung zytotoxischer Antworten hin. Seit kurzem ist bekannt, dass HNA-3a-AK Kapillarendothelzellen auch auf direktem Wege aktivieren und dass selbst in Granulozyten-depletierten Mäusen schwache TRALI-Symptome auftreten. Demzufolge ergibt sich ein neues Modell der HNA-3a-AK-induzierten TRALI: Nach Transfusion von HNA-3a-AK bleiben aggregierte, steifere und adhäsivere Granulozyten in den engen Lungenkapillaren stecken und interagieren dort mit dem aktivierten Gefäßendothel. Durch diese Interaktion kommt es vermutlich zur Aktivierung der Granulozyten und zu einer starken Inflammationsreaktion, welche eine weitere Zerstörung der Lungenkapillaren und schließlich ein schweres Lungenödem zur Folge hat. Die besondere Schwere der HNA-3a-AK-induzierter TRALI entsteht also vermutlich nicht aufgrund einer direkten und starken Granulozytenaktivierung, sondern vielmehr durch die gleichzeitige Beeinflussung verschiedener epitoptragender Zelltypen.
Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a myocardial disorder characterised by ventricular dilation with reduced left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). Immunoadsorption (IA) followed by immunoglobulin (IgG) substitution (IA/IgG) has been shown to be a promising therapeutic intervention to recover myocardial functions in DCM patients. The beneficial effects of IA/IgG therapy are associated with increased LVEF, decreased left ventricular inner diameter at diastole (LVIDd) and reduced myocardial inflammation. Despite knowing the cardiac benefits of IA/IgG, the precise molecular mechanism induced by therapy is still elusive. Additionally, only ≈60 % DCM patients treated with IA/IgG demonstrated improved heart function. Moreover, the reasons for this differential outcome among DCM patients after treatment have not been clearly understood. In this study, efforts were made to uncover the therapy induced proteomic changes in the heart of responders (relative change in LVEF ≤ 20%, LVEF < 5% absolute value) and non-responders using a global proteomic approach. Apart from it, proteomic profiling of endomyocardial biopsies and plasma was performed to find protein biomarker candidates which might be useful to distinguish responder and non-responder DCM patients before immunoadsorption therapy and support a selective and individualized treatment. To reveal therapy induced myocardial proteomic changes, endomyocardial biopsies of DCM patients before and after therapy were compared. LVEF increased (32 ± 8 to 45±7, p<0.002) and LVIDd decreased (66 ± 6 to 60±6, p<0.040) after therapy in responders, whereas non-responders did not show any significant changes in these clinical parameters. To address the changes in the myocardial proteome induced by therapy, a label-free proteomic approach was applied. The most prominent proteomic differences between both subgroups were observed in cytoskeletal, fibrosis, and extracellular matrix proteins. Therapy linked benefit in responders seems to be highly associated with the lower abundance of fibrotic and extracellular matrix proteins which seems to reflect a lower activity of transforming growth factor-β signaling. To elucidate proteomic differences between responders and non-responders at baseline, endomyocardial biopsies and plasma proteome profiling were performed. Responder and non-responder DCM patients did not show any significant differences in the clinical parameters (LVEF, LVIDd, age, inflammation, etc.) before IA/IgG therapy except for disease duration that was in tendency higher among non-responders. Proteomics profiling of endomyocardial biopsies revealed 54 differentially abundant proteins between responders and non-responders. Among those proteins, Protein S100-A8 and kininogen-1 was found higher whereas perilipin-4 was found lower abundant in responders. Plasma profiling of these subgroups revealed five proteins (S100-A8, S100-A9, C-Reactive protein, lipopolysaccharide-binding protein, and cysteine-rich secretory protein) displaying strong discriminative power between responders and non-responders. Higher abundance of Protein S100-A8 was observed in myocardium as well as in plasma among responders. Protein S100-A8 might be a potential candidate to distinguish responders and non-responders at baseline, and its potential utility at clinical levels must be evaluated. The last objective of the thesis was to establish a workflow for the relative quantitation of phosphopeptides for samples generally obtained in small amounts like myocardial biopsies. To address this question, optimization was performed with HL-1 cardiomyocytes using a PolyMAC phosphopeptide enrichment kit and the effect of TGF-β1 on the phosphoproteome was evaluated as a proof-of-principle study. Using only 200µg protein of each sample up to 2000 phosphopeptides with an efficiency of >90 percent could be covered. In total, upon TGF-β1 incubation alterations of 214, 92, and 53 phosphopeptides were observed after 1, 6 and 24 hours, respectively. Differentially altered phosphopeptides belonged to many signaling pathways including the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway, cytoskeletal regulation by Rho GTPase, calcium signaling, and TGF-β signaling. Thus, in this study a workflow for relative quantitation of phosphopeptides was established that may be later applied to precious biopsy samples. Along with this, TGF- β1 induced phosphoproteome was analysed in HL-1 cardiomyocytes.
Complement resistance is an important virulence trait of Yersinia enterocolitica (Ye). The predominant virulence factor expressed by Ye is Yersinia adhesin A (YadA), which enables bacterial attachment to host cells and extracellular matrix and additionally allows the acquisition of soluble serum factors. The serum glycoprotein vitronectin (Vn) acts as an inhibitory regulator of the terminal complement complex by inhibiting the lytic pore formation. Here, we show YadA-mediated direct interaction of Ye with Vn and investigated the role of this Vn binding during mouse infection in vivo. Using different Yersinia strains, we identified a short stretch in the YadA head domain of Ye O:9 E40, similar to the ‘uptake region' of Y. pseudotuberculosis YPIII YadA, as crucial for efficient Vn binding. Using recombinant fragments of Vn, we found the C-terminal part of Vn, including heparin-binding domain 3, to be responsible for binding to YadA. Moreover, we found that Vn bound to the bacterial surface is still functionally active and thus inhibits C5b-9 formation. In a mouse infection model, we demonstrate that Vn reduces complement-mediated killing of Ye O:9 E40 and, thus, improved bacterial survival. Taken together, these findings show that YadA-mediated Vn binding influences Ye pathogenesis.
Connectivity-Based Predictions of Hand Motor Outcome for Patients at the Subacute Stage After Stroke
(2016)
Background: Connectivity-based predictions of hand motor outcome have been proposed to be useful in stroke patients. We intended to assess the prognostic value of different imaging methods on short-term (3 months) and long-term (6 months) motor outcome after stroke.
Methods: We measured resting state functional connectivity (rsFC), diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) and grip strength in 19 stroke patients within the first days (5–9 days) after stroke. Outcome measurements for short-term (3 months) and long-term (6 months) motor function was assessed by the Motricity Index (MI) of the upper limb and the box and block test (BB). Patients were predominantly mildly affected since signed consent was necessary at inclusion. We performed a multiple stepwise regression analysis to compare the predictive value of rsFC, DWI and clinical measurements.
Results: Patients showed relevant improvement in both motor outcome tests. As expected grip strength at inclusion was a predictor for short- and long-term motor outcome as assessed by MI. Diffusion-based tract volume (DTV) of the tracts between ipsilesional primary motor cortex and contralesional anterior cerebellar hemisphere showed a strong trend (p = 0.05) for a predictive power for long-term motor outcome as measured by MI. DTV of the interhemispheric tracts between both primary motor cortices was predictive for both short- and long-term motor outcome in BB. rsFC was not associated with motor outcome.
Conclusions: Grip strength is a good predictor of hand motor outcome concerning strength-related measurements (MI) for mildly affected subacute patients. Therefore additional connectivity measurements seem to be redundant in this group. Using more complex movement recruiting bilateral motor areas as an outcome parameter, DTV and in particular interhemispheric pathways might enhance predictive value of hand motor outcome.
Induction of Central Host Signaling Kinases during Pneumococcal Infection of Human THP-1 Cells
(2016)
Streptococcus pneumoniae is a widespread colonizer of the mucosal epithelia of the upper respiratory tract of human. However, pneumococci are also responsible for numerous local as well as severe systemic infections, especially in children under the age of five and the elderly. Under certain conditions, pneumococci are able to conquer the epithelial barrier, which can lead to a dissemination of the bacteria into underlying tissues and the bloodstream. Here, specialized macrophages represent an essential part of the innate immune system against bacterial intruders. Recognition of the bacteria through different receptors on the surface of macrophages leads thereby to an uptake and elimination of bacteria. Accompanied cytokine release triggers the migration of leukocytes from peripheral blood to the site of infection, where monocytes differentiate into mature macrophages. The rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton during phagocytosis, resulting in the engulfment of bacteria, is thereby tightly regulated by receptor-mediated phosphorylation cascades of different protein kinases. The molecular cellular processes including the modulation of central protein kinases are only partially solved. In this study, the human monocytic THP-1 cell line was used as a model system to examine the activation of Fcγ and complement receptor-independent signal cascades during infection with S. pneumoniae. Pneumococci cultured either in chemically defined or complex medium showed no significant differences in pneumococcal phagocytosis by phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate (PMA) differentiated THP-1 cells. Double immuno-fluorescence microscopy and antibiotic protection assays demonstrated a time-dependent uptake and killing of S. pneumoniae 35A inside of macrophages. Infections of THP-1 cells in the presence of specific pharmacological inhibitors revealed a crucial role of actin polymerization and importance of the phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3K) and Protein kinase B (Akt) as well during bacterial uptake. The participation of essential host cell signaling kinases in pneumococcal phagocytosis was deciphered for the kinase Akt, ERK1/2, and p38 and phosphoimmunoblots showed an increased phosphorylation and thus activation upon infection with pneumococci. Taken together, this study deciphers host cell kinases in innate immune cells that are induced upon infection with pneumococci and interfere with bacterial clearance after phagocytosis.
This multi-methodological study applied functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate neural activation in a group of adolescent students (N = 88) during a probabilistic reinforcement learning task. We related patterns of emerging brain activity and individual learning rates to socio-motivational (in-)dependence manifested in four different motivation types (MTs): (1) peer-dependent MT, (2) teacher-dependent MT, (3) peer-and-teacher-dependent MT, (4) peer-and-teacher-independent MT. A multinomial regression analysis revealed that the individual learning rate predicts students’ membership to the independent MT, or the peer-and-teacher-dependent MT. Additionally, the striatum, a brain region associated with behavioral adaptation and flexibility, showed increased learning-related activation in students with motivational independence. Moreover, the prefrontal cortex, which is involved in behavioral control, was more active in students of the peer-and-teacher-dependent MT. Overall, this study offers new insights into the interplay of motivation and learning with (1) a focus on inter-individual differences in the role of peers and teachers as source of students’ individual motivation and (2) its potential neurobiological basis.
High-Frequency Binaural Beats Increase Cognitive Flexibility: Evidence from Dual-Task Crosstalk
(2016)
Increasing evidence suggests that cognitive-control processes can be configured to optimize either persistence of information processing (by amplifying competition between decision-making alternatives and top-down biasing of this competition) or flexibility (by dampening competition and biasing). We investigated whether high-frequency binaural beats, an auditory illusion suspected to act as a cognitive enhancer, have an impact on cognitive-control configuration. We hypothesized that binaural beats in the gamma range bias the cognitive-control style toward flexibility, which in turn should increase the crosstalk between tasks in a dual-task paradigm. We replicated earlier findings that the reaction time in the first-performed task is sensitive to the compatibility between the responses in the first and the second task—an indication of crosstalk. As predicted, exposing participants to binaural beats in the gamma range increased this effect as compared to a control condition in which participants were exposed to a continuous tone of 340 Hz. These findings provide converging evidence that the cognitive-control style can be systematically biased by inducing particular internal states; that high-frequency binaural beats bias the control style toward more flexibility; and that different styles are implemented by changing the strength of local competition and top-down bias.