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研究生: 洪嘉依
Hung, Chia-Yi
論文名稱: 抗登革病毒非結構性蛋白1單株抗體保護效果之評估
Evaluation of the protective efficacy of anti-dengue virus nonstructural protein 1 monoclonal antibodies
指導教授: 林以行
Lin, Yee-Shin
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 醫學院 - 微生物及免疫學研究所
Department of Microbiology & Immunology
論文出版年: 2016
畢業學年度: 104
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 62
中文關鍵詞: 登革病毒非結構性蛋白1治療性單株抗體嵌合性單株抗體
外文關鍵詞: dengue virus, nonstructural protein 1, therapeutic monoclonal antibodies, chimeric monoclonal antibodies
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  • 登革病毒 (Dengue virus; DENV) 屬於黃熱病毒科、黃熱病毒屬,並且具有四種血清型。DENV主要傳播到人類的方式是藉由被感染的斑蚊所叮咬而造成,主要盛行在熱帶以及亞熱帶地區。所有四種血清型的DENV都會在人類造成疾病,可以從較輕微的登革熱到嚴重危及生命的登革出血熱以及登革休克症候群。有效的疫苗或者是治療性的藥物仍需要被開發。實驗室先前的研究顯示,抗登革病毒非結構性蛋白1 (NS1) 抗體會交叉反應到人類的內皮細胞以及血小板,分析顯示NS1蛋白C端序列與此交叉反應有關。因此我們將登革病毒NS1的C端序列去除或置換為日本腦炎病毒NS1的C端,分別產生C NS1及DJ NS1蛋白。研究顯示,抗修飾過的蛋白抗體可以在DENV感染的小鼠模式提供保護效果。此外,在抗NS1單株抗體2E8的研究也顯示,此單株抗體不僅可以辨識四種血清型且不會辨識到NS1的C端序列。此單株抗體可以結合到DENV感染的內皮細胞,並導致補體的活化而造成細胞裂解而死亡。另外在DENV感染的小鼠模式上,此單株抗體提供很好的治療效果。本論文依據先前單株抗體2E8的研究,進一步探討嵌合性單株抗體2E8的治療效果。結果顯示,嵌合性單株抗體2E8會結合到DENV感染的內皮細胞,並導致補體的活化而造成細胞死亡。另外在小鼠的研究模式中,給予嵌合性單株抗體2E8可以減少DENV感染所造成的小鼠尾部出血時間延長、局部皮膚的出血嚴重度、以及病毒NS3蛋白的表現量。因此,嵌合性單株抗體2E8是一個在未來對抗DENV的使用上具有潛力的抗體候選者。另外我們也進一步比較單株抗體33D2和2E8的保護效果,實驗顯示單株抗體33D2也不會辨識到NS1的C端序列,並且和單株抗體2E8一樣可以結合到DENV感染的內皮細胞並導致補體的活化而造成細胞死亡。除了DENV2外,單株抗體33D2和單株抗體2E8一樣可以結合到DENV1和DENV3感染的內皮細胞,且在補體的存在之下導致補體的活化而造成細胞死亡。另外在小鼠的研究模式中,給予單株抗體33D2或者單株抗體2E8一樣都可以減少DENV感染所造成的小鼠尾部出血時間延長、以及局部皮膚的出血嚴重度。總括這些結果,單株抗體33D2和2E8不管在細胞研究或者是小鼠研究模式中都具有相似的保護效果。

    Dengue virus (DENV) belongs to the Flaviviridae family, Flavivirus genus and consists of four serotypes. DENV is transmitted to humans by infected mosquitoes of the genus Aedes, particularly in tropical and subtropical countries. All four DENV serotypes can cause a wide range of diseases from classical dengue fever to the life-threatening dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome. Effective vaccine and therapeutic agents still need to be developed. Our previous studies indicated that antibodies against DENV nonstructural protein 1 (NS1) cross-react with endothelial cells and platelets, and the cross-reactive epitopes reside in the C-terminal region of DENV NS1. We therefore generated a modified DENV NS1 by deleting the C-terminal region of NS1 protein (C NS1) or replacing the C-terminal region with JEV NS1 protein (DJ NS1). Anti-modified DENV NS1 antibodies provided protection in DENV-infected mice. In addition, anti-DENV NS1 monoclonal antibody (mAb) 2E8 recognizes all four serotypes of DENV but not the C-terminal region of DENV NS1. The mAb 2E8 also binds to DENV-infected endothelial cells and causes complement-mediated cytolysis. Furthermore, mAb 2E8 showed therapeutic effect in a DENV-infected mouse model. In this study, we evaluate the therapeutic effect of chimeric mAb 2E8 based on previous studies. The results showed that chimeric mAb 2E8 binds to DENV-infected endothelial cells and induces complement-mediated cytolysis. Treatment with chimeric mAb 2E8 can reduce prolonged bleeding time, hemorrhage severity, and viral NS3 antigen expression in DENV-infected mice. Therefore, chimeric 2E8 is a potential candidate for future dengue therapeutic application. We further compared the protective effects of mAb 33D2 and mAb 2E8 both in vitro and in vivo. MAb 33D2, similar to mAb 2E8, does not recognize the C-terminal region of DENV NS1. In addition to DENV2, mAb 33D2 and mAb 2E8 bound to DENV1 and DENV3-infected endothelial cells and caused cytolysis in the presence of complement. Furthermore, treatment with mAb 33D2 or mAb 2E8 reduced prolonged mouse tail bleeding time and hemorrhage severity at similar levels. In summary, mAb 33D2 possesses similar protective effects as mAb 2E8 both in a DENV-infected mouse model and in cell culture studies.

    中文摘要 I Abstract III Acknowledgement V Contents VII Table and Figure List XI Abbreviations XII Introduction 1 Epidemiology of dengue virus infection 1 Clinical symptoms of dengue disease 2 Characteristics of dengue virus 2 The pathogenesis of dengue virus infection 5 Virus variation 5 ADE 5 Cellular immune response 6 Autoimmunity 6 Cytokine storm 7 Complement activation 7 Animal models of dengue virus infection 8 Therapeutic antibodies development for dengue virus 9 Objective and Specific Aims 12 1. To evaluate the protective efficacy of chimeric mAb 2E8 both in vitro and in vivo… 12 2. To compare the therapeutic effects of anti-DENV NS1 mAb 33D2 with mAb 2E8 both in vitro and in vivo. 12 Materials and Methods 14 A. Materials 14 A-1 Mice 14 A-2 Cell lines 14 A-3 Virus 14 A-4 Preparation of recombinant proteins and antibodies 15 A-5 Drugs and reagents 15 A-6 Antibodies 18 A-7 Kits 19 A-8 Consumables 19 A-9 Instruments 20 B. Methods 22 B-1 Cell cultures 22 B-2 Virus amplification 22 B-3 Plaque assay 22 B-4 ELISA 23 B-5 Infection of endothelial cells with DENV 23 B-6 Flow cytometry 24 B-7 Antibody-dependent complement-mediated cytolytic assay 24 B-8 Therapeutic model 24 B-9 Mouse tail bleeding time determination 25 B-10 Immunohistochemistry staining 25 B-11 Statistical analysis 26 Results 27 1. To evaluate the protective efficacy of chimeric mAb 2E8 both in vitro and in vivo. 27 1.1 Preliminary screening of chimeric mAb 2E8 and humanized mAb 2E8 against DENV NS1. 27 1.2 The chimeric mAb 2E8 binds to DENV-infected cells and induces complement-mediated cytolysis. 27 1.3 The chimeric mAb 2E8 effectively reduces DENV-induced prolonged bleeding time in STAT1-/- mice. 28 1.4 Hemorrhage scores of mice inoculated with DENV with or without chimeric mAb 2E8 treatment. 29 1.5 The chimeric mAb 2E8 decreases DENV antigen NS3 expression at local infection sites in STAT1-/- mice. 29 2. To compare the therapeutic effects of anti-DENV NS1 mAb 33D2 with mAb 2E8 both in vitro and in vivo. 30 2.1 The epitope recognized by mAb 33D2 is more accessible than mAb 2E8….. 30 2.2 Preliminary screening of mAb 33D2 against DENV NS1 or modified DENV NS1. 30 2.3 The mAb 33D2, similar to 2E8, binds to DENV2-infected cells and causes complement-mediated cytolysis. 31 2.4 The mAb 33D2 binds to DENV1- and DENV3-infected cells and causes complement-mediated cytolysis. 31 2.5 The mAb 33D2 effectively reduces DENV-induced prolonged bleeding time in STAT1-/- mice with similar levels as mAb 2E8. 32 2.6 Hemorrhage scores of mice inoculated with DENV with or without mAb 2E8 or 33D2 treatment. 32 Discussion 34 Conclusion 40 References 41 Tables and figures 50 Appendix 61 Curriculum Vitae 62

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