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“The potential use of RNA interference to down-regulate the BMP-antagonist Noggin and increase bone formation during distraction osteogenesis.” Ana Cristina F. Bassit Marie-Hélène Gaumond Pierre Moffatt Reggie Hamdy

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“The potential use of RNA

interference to down-regulate the

BMP-antagonist Noggin and increase

bone formation during distraction

osteogenesis.”

Ana Cristina F. Bassit

Marie-Hélène Gaumond

Pierre Moffatt

Reggie Hamdy

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Distraction Osteogenesis (DO)

• Unique surgical technique that stimulates bone formation, most frequently used to promote limb lengthening through slow and progressive distraction after osteotomy.

• The great challenge is to reduce the consolidation phase and prevent the complications related to the maintenance of the external fixator for a long period.

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Bone morphogenetic proteins - BMPs

1965 – Urist demonstrated that the implantation of demineralized bone matrix could induce ectopic bone formation .

Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) were identified as signaling molecules that participate in the skeleton development during embryonic phase.

BMPs also play a key role in bone healing and have been used as potent osteoinductive growth factors.

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BMPs decrease time for fracture healing and increase bone regeneration, but the use of exogenous BMPs is still controversial.

We considered manipulating the BMP-antagonist Noggin through RNA silencing to increase endogenous BMPs levels.

Bone morphogenetic proteins - BMPs

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BMP

antagonist

Noggin

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shRNA pathway

Rao, DD et al. Adv Drug Deliv Rev. 2009

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Alignment

mouse

rat

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Max score = Total score Ident. = 97%

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Sigma Mission shRNA

#1 – (165-185) shRNA – N185 – GD # 609

#2 – (420-440) shRNA – N420 – GD # 610

#3 – (137-157) shRNA – N157 – GD # 611

#4 – (78-98) shRNA – N98 – GD # 612

#5 – (354-374) shRNA – N374 – GD # 613

noggin NM 008711 (699bp)

#2 #3 #4 #5 #1

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pLKO.1 Puro-Noggin

GD610 (pLKO.1-puro-Noggin TRCN0000066294 (N420))

7084 bp

ampi

puropart of Env GP160 glycoprotein

TRCN0000066294 (N420)

puro

PPT

partial U3

SIN/3'-LTR

R

U5'

SV40pA

pUCori

HIV 5'-LTR

SD

Psi

5'GAG D3rdG

RRE

pLKO-REV

pLKO-FW D puroFW D

puro-REV

hPGK

RSV

U6

bla promoter

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• These vectors also encoded a drug resistance gene inactivating puromycin for posterior selection of the cells

• After bacteria amplification, plasmids were purified (QIAGEN® Plasmid Purification kit).

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Production of lentiviruses

• The production of lentiviruses expressing the shRNAs was realized by transfection of HEK cells, with X-tremeGene 9 DNA Transfection Reagent - Roche®.

• Seventy two hours after transfection, the media was collected and lentiviral particles were concentrated by ultracentrifugation.

pLKO.1-puro-NON TARGET

7085 bp

ampi

puropart of Env GP160 glycoprotein

puro

PPT

partial U3

SIN/3'-LTR

R

U5'

SV40pA

pUCori

HIV 5'-LTR

SD

Psi

5'GAG D3rdG

RRE

NON TARGET shRNA

pLKO-REV

pLKO-FW D puroFW D

puro-REV

hPGK

RSV

U6

bla promoter

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Infection with lentiviruses

UMR106 rat osteosarcoma cells were seeded in 12-well plates and infected with the Noggin and nontarget shRNA lentiviruses.

Followed by amplification

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Selection with puromycin

+ puromycin

Added 2.5 µg/mL of puromycin to media.

UMR – Non-infected, no puromycin (ctrl)

UMR- infected

UMR – Non-infected, plus puromycin

+ puromycin

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Cells and conditioned media were collected and processed for qRT-PCR and Western blotting to analyze Noggin mRNA expression and protein production and secretion.

UMR-106 cells infected with lentivirus

amplification

12-well plates were seeded at 300 000 cells/well

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• The lentiviruses expressing shRNA 609 and 610 caused a decrease of approximately 50% of Noggin gene expression.

Noggin gene expression

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0

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NT 609 610 611 612 613

2-d

CT

shRNA sequences

Noggin Gene Expression

Noggin gene expression

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Protein Expression

• Western blotting analysis showed an approximate 55% decrease in secretion of Noggin in the media of cells infected with shRNA 609 and 610.

• Also, Noggin cellular expression was reduced to less than one fifth as compared to NT-infected cells.

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Cells

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• Development of a DO external fixator for rats.

• In vivo studies: injection of shRNA will be done

at the distraction site.

• Use of nanoparticles as an alternative siRNA delivery system.

Future research and clinical application

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Thank you! Thank you