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HC70A & SAS70A Winter 2009 Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law Professors Bob Goldberg & John Harada Lecture 8.1 Twenty-First Century Genetic Engineering Applications-Part Three Humans Course Administratorp

THEMES 1.Review Genetic Engineering Applications (Bacteria to Animals & Plants) 2.Human Gene Therapy-Genetic Engineering Humans a.What is Gene Therapy? i.Germ Line? ii.Somatic Cell? b.Types of Somatic Cell Gene Therapy? i.In Vivo Gene Therapy? ii.Ex Vivo Gene Therapy? c.Examples of In Vivo Gene Therapy i.Cystic Fibrosis ii.Brain Tumors d.Example of Ex Vivo Gene Therapy i.Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) ii.Using Retroviruses For Gene Therapy e.Gene Therapy Trials & Recent Advances f.Problems With Human Gene Therapy 3.Using Gene Therapy to Deliver “Molecular Drugs” a.Anti-Sense and RNAi b.Ribozymes

Some Uses of Genetic Engineering Review Of Genetic Engineering Applications Parts One & Two 1.Bacteria 2.Fungi a.Drugs b.Fermentation 3.Animals a.Mouse Model-Knock-Outs-Human Gene Functons b.Farm Animals-Drugs 4.Plants a.Spectrum of Genes Engineered b.Specific Examples of Genetically Engineered Crops c.The GMO Crop Landscape d.Reasons For Opposition to GMO Crops e.GMO “ Logic ” Based on Science & What We Know About Genes & Gene Function

Human Genetic Engineering

 a. b. c. d. Issues Regulation? NIH Guidelines? Human Experimentation? Ethics? Eugenics?

Ex Vivo vs. In Vivo Somatic Cell Gene Therapy In vivo Ex vivo

Ex Vivo vs. In Vivo Somatic Cell Gene Therapy

In Vivo Gene Therapy Examples

Cystic Fibrosis

Mutant Cystic Fibrosis Genes [Recessive (Loss-Of-Function) Mutations] 70% of Families Have ∆F508 Deletion-What Are Consequences For CF Testing? How Can it be in 70% of CF Families? Mostly N. European Ancestry 1/2500 CF Babies Born in US/Year 1/20 Americans are CF Carriers 30 Year Life Span Abnormality of Mucus/Sweat Glands Cannot Regulate Salt (Chlorides)

In Vivo Cystic Fibrosis Gene Therapy Somatic Cell Gene Therapy

The median survival time from the time of diagnosis without any treatment is 3 months. Increasing age (> 60 years of age) carries a worse prognostic risk. Death is usually due to cerebral edema or increased intracranial pressure. One in twenty of glioblastoma patients survive for more than three years, and approximately one in 5,000 glioblastoma patients survives for decades.

In Vivo Cancer Suicide Cell Gene Therapy Retrovirus Vector for Hs-tk Gene

1.The retrovirus carrying the therapeutic gene is incorporated into the genome of the tumor cells and expresses a protein encoded by the new gene [herpes simplex virus thymidine kinase gene-(HS-tk)] 2.The protein (the herpes simplex virus enzyme thymidine kinase, HS-tk) encoded by the HS-tk gene sensitizes the tumor cells to an antiviral drug (ganciclovir, GCV) which is a natural substrate for HS-tk. Human tk is not affected by GCV (i.e., normal cells surrounding a tumor remain healthy). 3.The enzymatic process induced by GCV leads to death of a natural substrate for HS-tk. The enzymatic process induced by GCV leads to death of the cell expressing the herpes TK activity, i.e., death of the tumor cells. 4.Because the human HS-tk enzyme has very low affinity for GCV, systemic toxicity related to this mechanism is not observed. How Suicide Cell Gene Therapy Works

Clinical Trial Using Suicide Gene Therapy Brain Tumor Cell

Ex Vivo Gene Therapy Example

Adenosine Deaminase Gene (ADA) Deficiency and Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) Disease 32,213 kb Gene Chromosome Exons 1,092 kb mRNA 323 aa protein David Vetter-Died at Age 12 SCID Destroys T & B Cells  Immune System Degradation of Purine

Humans Have Been Genetically Engineered To Cure a Lethal Genetic Disease (SCID) Several Teenagers Are Alive Because They Have Been Engineered With an ADA Gene That They Were Not Born With!!! The Age of Human Genetic Engineering Began Almost Twenty Years Ago Treating SCID With Normal ADA Genes!!! Adenosine Deaminase Gene (ADA)

Ex Vivo Gene Therapy for Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID)

Comparison of Virus and Cell Sizes Note: 1 nm = m

Human Retroviruses Are Used As Gene Therapy Vectors

Animal Viruses Are Used To Deliver Genes For Gene Therapy

Retroviruses Rous Sarcoma Virus Is a Retrovirus That Cases Cancer and Contains Oncogenes In Its Genome The Retrovirus Genome Encodes Reverse Transcriptase

HIV is a Retrovirus T-Cell

Retrovirus Life Cycle Retroviruses Replicate Using Reverse Transcriptase David Baltimore & Howard Temin-Nobel Prize 1975 Modified the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology Use For Genetic Engineering?

Figure 5-72 Molecular Biology of the Cell (© Garland Science 2008) Reverse Transcriptase is Encoded by a Retrovirus Genome and Converts the RNA Genome into a Double-Stranded DNA Genome That is Integrated Into a Host Cell Reverse Transcriptase

Using a Retrovirus as a Vector For Human Ex Vivo Gene Therapy Pol = Reverse Transcriptase Gag = Capid Protein Env = Envelope Protein  = Packaging Sequence Env Gag Pol Endocytosis

Using Retroviruses for Ex Vivo Gene Therapy 1.Cloning in Bacteria 2.DNA Transformation into Packaging Cell 1.Packaging Cells Makes Viral Proteins 2.Cannot Package (  -Minus) 3.Packages Therapeutic Transcript (  -Plus) 1.Infect Target Cells 2.Check For Presence of Gene 3.Transfer To Patient A. B. C. Packaging Cell Line (Made Previously)

It Works! Ashanthi DeSilva

Approved Gene Therapy Trials

Approved Gene Therapy Trials By Disease and Vector

Types of Human Gene Therapy Clinical Trials

Some Problems With Human Gene Therapy Delivery Systems To Target Cells Gene Expression Levels Engineered Protein Stability Insertional Mutagenesis-Causing Other Diseases (e.g., leukemia) Adverse Immune Reactions to Vector Human Error-Failure To Adhere To Strict NIH and IRB Procedures (Experimental Therapies) 1999

Some Issues With Human Gene Therapy Regulation Consent Risks Enhancement Eugenics (Germ Line) Availability To Everyone

Would You Alter The Germ Line of Your Child For the Trait(s) of “ Your Choice ” Using Germ-Line Gene Therapy if the Procedure Was 100% “ Safe? ” a.Yes b.No

Would You Alter A Somatic Cell of Your Child For the Trait(s) of “ Your Choice ” Using Somatic Cell Gene Therapy if the Procedure Was 100% “ Safe? ” (For Example, Correcting a Genetic Defect in a Stem Cell Line, Producing a Therapeutic Clone, and Correcting the Defect With a Genetically Engineered Stem Cell Implant) a.Yes b.No

Future Human Gene Therapy Examples The Frontiers of Medicine Therapeutic Cloning + Gene Therapy Anti-Sense and RNAi “Drugs” Ribozyme “Drugs”

Combining Gene Therapy With Stem Cells & Therapeutic Cloning in the Future Genetic Engineer Cells Before Nuclear or Cell Transfer Example Defective Insulin Gene in Pancreas

Engineering Adult Cells to Become Embryonic Stem Cells Genetic Re-Programming (iPS) Science, January 2009 Science, November 2007 Retrovirus

A “ Molecular Drug ” To Shut Off Genes-RNAi (e.g., Disease Genes, Viral Genes) Lou Gehrig ’ s Disease Amyotophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Caused by Dominant Mutations In the Coding Region of the Superoxide Dismutase (SOD1) Gene (SOD is an Anti-Oxidant) Mutant SOD1 Protein is Toxic to Motor Neurons If Mutant Gene Could Be Shut Off With a “ Molecular Drug, ” Disease Might Not Develop

Using Antisense RNA or RNAi To Inhibit Gene Activity Lentiviruses are Retroviruses

Small Intefering RNAs (RNAi) Target Specific mRNAs For Degradation and/or Protein Synthesis Inhibition Target mRNA RNAi is Considered The Genome ’ s “ Immune System ” Protecting Against RNA Viruses & Transposable Element Movements Andrew Fire & Craig Mello Nobel Prize-2006

Using RNAi To Inhibit Gene Activity

RNAi is One of the Most-Exciting New Fields For Combating Human Diseases (e.g., Cancer & Pathogens) Major Challenge: Delivery Systems

Figure Molecular Biology of the Cell (© Garland Science 2008) Using Target-Specific Ribozyme Gene Therapy To Destroy Specific mRNAs Ribozymes Are RNA Enzymes! They Can Be Engineered And Transformed Into a Cell to Degrade Specific mRNAs!!

Using Ribozymes To Treat Human Diseases Nature Medicine January, 2009 Ribozyme Specific For an HIV mRNA Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy, or HAART

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