MicroRNAs and Genome Editing Two Evolving Protagonists in Medicine

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MicroRNAs and Genome Editing Two Evolving Protagonists in Medicine Gerald W Dorn II, MD, FACC Needleman Professor and Associate Chair Department of Internal Medicine Washington University in St Louis

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the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE), has found that 80% of the human genome serves some (generally regulatory) purpose, biochemically speaking. Science 337:1159-1161, 2012 PLoS Biol 4:e1001046

micrornas fine tune mrna stability and suppress protein translation micrornas transcription translation function AAAA Effect gene mrna protein microrna micrornas help define the initial conditions of critical cell pathways that are sequentially amplified, producing a systemic ripple effect that induces large and unanticipated phenotypes

The Butterfly Effect Sensitivity to initial conditions in complex systems: x 4 x (1 x) and y x + y if x + y < 1 (x + y 1 otherwise)

Circulation. 2009 119:1263-71 The heart failure mrna signature is not reversed by left ventricular mechanical support, but the mir signature is. Cardiac mrna levels No LVAD LVAD Post-LVAD

microrna expression is disconnected from mrna levels Regulated by disease transcription translation function AAAA Effect gene mrna protein microrna Regulated by disease status

microrna effects are complex transcription translation function AAAA Effect gene mrna protein microrna kinase/ phosphatase P P transcription factor phosphoprotein

Does the flap of a butterfly's wings in Brazil set off a tornado in Texas? Edward Lorenz s presentation at the 139th Annual Meeting of the AAAS (1979) Lorenz EN. Deterministic Nonperiodic Flow. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 1963; 20:130 41

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Translational applications of micrornas Dysregulated in disease Disease markers actively secreted passively released Disease effectors direct effects indirect effects microrna Target disease processes direct effects indirect effects Unrelated Not regulated in disease

Anti-miRs as therapeutics

the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE), has found that 80% of the human genome serves some (generally regulatory) purpose, biochemically speaking. Science 337:1159-1161, 2012 PLoS Biol 4:e1001046

Transcription Splicing Environment lncrna Scaffolds Chaperones Decoys for proteinprotein interaction s directing proteins to RNA or DNA sequences binding and sequestering proteins, mirs

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Potential applications for CRISPR: Gene drive bias trans-generational inheritance Malaria control Gene editing specifically altering DNA sequence Mutation correction, xenotransplantation Gene delivery modulate activity of a single gene Therapy and discovery

Translational applications of gene editing Models of genetic disease human ips cells mice, rats, pigs, etc Screen for gene-gene effects human ips cells Mutational Ds: loss of function correct gene mutation Mutational Ds: gain of function (poison peptide) silence mutant gene

Splicing mutant eliminates cardiac isoform resulting in ectopic expression of a cardiotoxic skeletal muscle enzyme. Heart (short) isoform STOP STOP Skeletal (long) isoform Heart (short) isoform

CRISPR to correct mutation (Fix it) microrna to suppress skeletal isoform (Suppress it) CRISPR to scramble mutant gene (Kill it) STOP STOP Skeletal (long) isoform Heart (short) isoform

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