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Akshaya Kambhatla Addiction Therapy-2014 Chicago, USA August 4 - 6, 2014

Chronic alcoholism altering the genetic structure Dr.Akshaya Kambhatla M.D.

Some Facts about the influence on genes related to hippocampus  639 genes studied in the post mortem hippocampal tissue in 20 alcoholics and 19 controls.  False Discovery Rate less than or equal to 0.20  Glucocorticoid receptor and related gene FK506 Binding protein 5 ( FKBP5 ), UDP Glycosyltransferase 8 ( UGT8 ), urea transporter (SLC14A1), zinc transporter (SLC39A10), Interleukin 1 receptor type 1 (IL1R1), thioredoxin interacting protein (TXNIP), and many metallothioneins.  Inappropriate activation of inflammation through the mediation of NF- KB pathway  Decline in neurogenesis and myelination pathways.

Metallothianeins  Four isoforms of Zinc binding proteins made of cysteine.  Zinc is predominantly found in retina, pineal gland and hippocampus.  Altered levels of Zinc levels in the neurons in several CNS disorders including Alcoholism.  Help in sequestering Zinc in the synaptic vesicles and thereby maintaining the redox potentials at the nerve endings in the hippocampus, pineal gland and retina.

Pro-Opio Melano Cortin Neurons  In chronic alcoholism, there is reduced function in POMC neurons due to gene methylation of several CpG dinucleotides.  Associated with altered histone modifying proteins and DNA methyltransferases in the POMC neurons.  Fetal alcohol exposed male and female rat offspring showed hyper methylation of POMC gene but was transmitted only through male offspring.

C- fos gene activity  Increased expression of c-fos gene in the cerebral cortex in offspring of chronically alcohol exposed rats when treated with alcohol.  Altered content of biogenic amines which in turn lead to behavioral disturbances.  Genetically derived alcoholic motivation.

Effects on Pancreas  Activation of Transcription factor 3, Heat Shock Protein 70, Heat Shock Protein 27 and Methotrypsiogen.  Decreased Pancreatitis Associated Protein, Folate Carrier and Metallothianein.  Animals wre fed Alcohol containing Leiber De Carle and control diet for 8 weeks and Pancreas RNA was analyzed later.  CRITERIA – changes being nore than 3-fold and P<0.05  Likely reason for Pancreas injury after long term alcohol ingestion.

Effects on Lung Alveoli  Altered dynamic balance between GM-CSF and TGF Beta 1 factors both being increased.  Decreased expression of KLF4 and PIF4 genes.  Decreased Zinc in the alveoli  Cellular dysfunction in the ‘ Alcohol lung’ phenotype.  Studies were done on rat alveolar macrophage lineage under ethanol exposure for 4 weeks.

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