幽门螺杆菌外膜蛋白18识别干扰素gamma辅助幽门螺杆菌在胃部长期定植
[Abstract]:objective
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a unipolar, multi-flagellated, obtuse-rounded, spirally curved Gram-negative bacterium that colonizes about half of the world's population. The main pathogenic factor of mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma. H.pylori can persist in human gastric tissues without antibiotics, indicating that the host immune response is ineffective. At the same time, H.pylori resistance rate is increasing, most antibiotics have been unable to control the spread of H.pylori infection, therefore, for H.pylori immune escape. The study of escape mechanism is particularly important.
H. pylori infection induces chronic and active inflammation of the antral mucosa with infiltration of B, T and neutrophils. Although all H. pylori strains can cause gastritis, H. pylori infection with cagA + significantly increases the incidence of severe gastritis, atrophic gastritis and gastric cancer compared with cagA - strains. Gastric epithelial cells play an important role in the process of acute and chronic H. pylori infection. H. pylori can activate a variety of signal transduction pathways in gastric epithelial cells. One of the results of activating signal pathways is the production of a large number of IL-8.H. pylori-induced chronic active gastritis gastric mucosa. Invasion of large numbers of neutrophils in tissues is thought to be a response to H.pylori's neutrophil-inducible factor (urease, Nap A).
IFN-gamma can induce inflammation and protect the body against bacterial infection. IFN-gamma activates many aspects of the immune system, including phagocytosis and antigen presentation, induces the expression of antigen-presenting cells MHC II and activates macrophages and natural killer cells. Therefore, IFN-gamma plays an important role in the immune response. Signal transduction and activator of transcription 1 (S-1) TAT1 is an important molecule in the IFN-gamma signaling pathway. IFN-gamma can activate STAT1 and increase its phosphorylation level. p-STAT1 activates nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) and promotes the production of nitric oxide (NO). As an effector molecule of the IFN-gamma signaling pathway, NO is the basic molecule of host resistance to pathogenic infection and can inhibit the growth of logarithmic pathogenic bacteria.
Pathogens have a variety of surface structures (including fimbriae, flagella, adventitia proteins and secretory systems) that can interact with host cells to regulate bacterial adhesion and invasion. Gram-negative bacteria adventitia proteins are complex structures whose main function is to assist bacteria to adapt to changeable external environments. There are about 33 genes encoding H.pylori outer membrane proteins. Most outer membrane proteins are located on the surface of the membrane. Their main functions include adhesion to host cells and uptake of nutrients.
Although H.pylori induces a strong inflammatory response, the host immune system is unable to clear the bacteria, suggesting that H.pylori has an immune escape mechanism. H.pylori immune escape mechanism includes induced polarized immune response, regulation of phagocytosis, neutrophil function and inhibition of lymphocyte proliferation. IFN-gamma also down-regulates the expression of CagA, a major virulence factor. However, no specific mechanism of H.pylori binding to IFN-gamma has been reported. In this study, the outer membrane protein Omp18 of H.pylori was screened by gene chip, and further confirmed that Omp18 can bind to IFN-gamma to assist H.pylori long-term colonization, which is helpful to improve H.pylori's survival under NO pressure. Force and anti phagocytosis.
Method
1. The genes of H. pylori wild strains were screened out by gene chip. The H. pylori wild strains were incubated with IFN-gamma for 8 hours. The genes of H. pylori wild strains were detected by gene chip and compared with the untreated ones.
2. The results of gene chip were verified by Real-Time PCR. The H.pylori wild strains were cultured in logarithmic phase by IFN-gamma treatment. The bacterial liquids were collected at 0 h, 2 h, 4 h and 8 h respectively. RNA was retrieved and transcribed into cDNA. The expression of omp18 was detected by Real-Time PCR.
3. To detect the expression of CagANapA in H. pylori wild strain under the action of IFN-gamma. H. pylori wild strain and omp18 mutant were overnight cultured to logarithmic growth stage, treated with IFN-gamma for 8 hours, and untreated as control. The bacterial liquor was collected for extracting total bacterial protein and RNA, and the virulence factors CagA, Na and Real-Time PCR were detected by Western blot and Real-Time PCR. The expression of pA.
4. Animal experiment. Mongolian gerbils were orally infected with H. pylori wild strain and ompl8 mutant for many times, and were killed at the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th weeks after the last infection. The gastric antrum tissues of Mongolian gerbils were isolated and cultured to detect the colonization of H. pylori, and the gastric inflammation was identified by HE staining. Real-Time PCR and ELISA were used to detect the gastric inflammation. The expression of inflammatory factors in gastric tissue was detected.
5. to detect the difference in viability between H. pylori wild strain and ompl8 mutant strain.
(1) H. pylori wild strain and omp18 mutant strain were treated with sodium nitroprusside (SNP) and cultured to logarithmic phase. The viability of H. pylori wild strain and omp18 mutant strain were compared by agar dilution and fluorescence staining respectively.
(2) H. pylori wild strain and omp18 mutant strain were added to the pore plate of cultured macrophages at logarithmic growth stage. Macrophages were lysed at 2h, 6h and 24h respectively, and the lysate containing H. pylori was coated on agar plate after gradient dilution. Monoclones were counted after 3-5 days of culture.
6. immunofluorescence assay confirmed that H. pylori outer membrane protein Omp18 could bind IFN- gamma.
7.T-COFFEE software was used to analyze Omp18, OprF and IFN binding region protein sequences.
8. The expression of p-STAT1 protein in macrophages stimulated by H.pylori wild strain and omp18 mutant was compared by Western blot.
The nitrite secreted by macrophages and gastric tissues of gerbils infected with H.pylori was used as an indirect indicator of NO secretion and determined by Griess reaction.
Result
1. The expression of H. pylori Omp18 increased under IFN-y stimulation. Compared with untreated strains, the expression of H. pylori Omp18 increased after 10 ng/mL IFN-gamma treatment.
2. T-COFFEE software analysis found that the Ompl8 sequence was highly similar to the OprF sequence and the interferon binding domain of interferon gamma receptor 1 (IRF1).
3. immunofluorescence confirmed that IFN- gamma could bind to H. pylori Omp18.
4. IFN-gamma down-regulated the expression of virulence factors in H. pylori wild strain. Western blot and Real-time PCR showed that the expression of CagA and NapA in H. pylori wild strain decreased after 10 ng/mL IFN-gamma treatment, while the expression of CagA and NapA in ompl8 mutant increased.
5. H. pylori omp18 mutant was found to be defective in the stomach of Mongolian gerbils. Animal experiments showed that both H. pylori wild strain and ompl8 mutant could be colonized in the stomach of Mongolian gerbils. The colonization ability of ompl8 mutant in the stomach of Mongolian gerbils was significantly lower than that of wild strain, and the difference was most obvious at the 8th week.
6. H. pylori omp18 mutant infection induced strong inflammation. Compared with Mongolian gerbils infected with wild strain, the gastric tissue of Mongolian gerbils infected with omp18 mutant showed more neutrophil infiltration and more serious tissue damage; Real-Time PCR and ELISA detection showed that the gastric tissue of Mongolian gerbils was secreted more by omp18 mutant. Similarly, infection with omp18 mutant induces AGS cells to secrete more IL-8 and macrophages to secrete more MIP-2, especially in the presence of IFN-gamma.
7.H.pylori omp18 mutant infection up-regulated the expression of NO.Under the effect of 10ng/mL IFN-gamma, H.pylori wild strain, not omp18 mutant, could inhibit the expression of p-STAT1 in macrophages, while omp18 mutant could induce the high expression of NO in macrophages and Mongolian gerbil gastric tissue.
8.Omp18 is helpful to improve the viability and anti-phagocytosis of H.pylori wild strain under oxygen stress.Compared with H.pylori wild strain under SNP stimulation, the viability of omp18 mutant decreased sharply, and most of the mutants changed from normal screw to sphere.Similarly, the viability of omp18 mutant in macrophages decreased.
conclusion
H.pylori can actively induce changes in IFN-y by Omp18 to optimize its genotype and avoid inducing strong immune responses in order to achieve long-term colonization.In addition, Omp18 helps to improve H.pylori's viability and anti-phagocytosis under NO stress, laying the foundation for H.pylori's long-term colonization in the stomach of the host.
【学位授予单位】:山东大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2014
【分类号】:R573
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