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home / Research / Archive 2010-2015 / Sepsis-related Organ Failure / Sephi

Protein acetylation in sepsis - modulation by inhibitors of protein deacetylases (HDACi)

 

Acronym: Sephi

Principal Investigator: Katrin Noack

Scientific Advisors: Prof. Dr. T. Heinzel, PD Dr. O.H. Krämer

Research Ares: D Sepsis related Organ Failure

Project Number: D1.13

Duration: 05.10.2011 - 04.10.2014

Module: PhD Fellowship


The Problem

Animal experiments showed that histondeacetylase inhibitors (HDACi) have a positive effect of the sepsis outcome and survival of mice. The project aims to investigate molecular mechanisms and possible targets of the HDACi as well as identifying the involved HDACs.


Results so far

We analyzed the influence of HDACi on IL6 secretion after stimulation of mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEF) with (WT) and without p53. ELISA-Tests showed that IL6 was secreted by both cell lines after LPS stimulation, while WT MEFs secreted more IL6 than MEFs lacking p53, indicating a role of p53 in IL6 secretion. After treatment with VPA, IL6 levels after short time incubation with LPS in WT-MEF-cells were very slightly increased, but after long time exposure to LPS there was almost no difference between the cells with and without VPA detectable. Further Western Blot analysis showed that NFκB was activated through LPS: after short time stimulation activating phosphorylation of NFκB could be detected. Still, activation of NFκB does not lead to transcriptional activation of NFκB-target genes associated with apoptosis. Therefore other NFκB-target genes might be responsible for the IL6 secretion.


Contact 

Katrin Noack

Tel.: +49 (0)3641 - 9 49 354

Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
Institut für Biochemie und Biophysik, CMB
Hans-Knöll-Straße 2
07745 Jena

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