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Grants - AWARD SUMMARY


UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS


The purpose of this Recovery Act Administrative Supplement is to accelerate the pace of research on the parent NIH grant 5R01DK042921-17 entitled ?Regulation of Kidney-Specific Gene Expression.? The goal of the parent grant is to understand the roles of the transcription factor HNF-1? in kidney-specific gene expression and inherited cystic kidney diseases. The supplement will accelerate studies proposed under Specific Aim 4, ?Elucidate the molecular pathogenesis of the kidney and GU tract abnormalities caused by mutations of HNF-1?.? One objective of these studies is to identify and characterize additional HNF-1? gene targets in the kidney using cDNA microarray analysis. Recently, in a derivative project that falls within the scope of specific aim 4, we have used genome-wide chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP)-on-chip to identify HNF-1? target genes in renal epithelial cells. This effort has been highly successful and revealed that HNF-1? plays a central role in the regulation of multiple cystic disease genes as well as novel target genes such as SOCS3 and Kif12. In addition, analysis of HNF-1? mutant cells using microRNA arrays has revealed that HNF-1? regulates the expression of a subset of microRNAs that may be involved in the post-transcriptional expression of human cystic disease genes. The proposed supplement will extend these promising findings. First, a complementary ChIP-seq approach will be used to identify additional HNF-1? target genes that were not detected using ChIP-on-chip. Second, microRNAs that are regulated by HNF-1? and dysregulated in HNF-1? mutant mice will be identified. Accomplishing these goals is feasible within the proposed timeframe of the supplement. Collectively, these studies will help to unravel the genetic networks that are disrupted in humans with congenital kidney malformations caused by mutations of HNF-1?. The supplement will allow for job creation through the recruitment and retention of experienced research personnel. The tempo of scientific research will be accelerated through the introduction of new technologies to advance the goals of the parent grant.

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AWARD OVERVIEW

AWARD OVERVIEW
Award Number 3R01DK042921-17S1 Funding Agency Department of Health and Human Services
Total Award Amount $92,600 Project Location - City Dallas
Award Date 12/07/2009 Project Location - State TX
Project Status Completed Project Location - Zip 75390-9020
Jobs Reported 0.00 Congressional District 30
Project Location - Country US

Recipient Information (Grants)

Recipient Information (Grants)
Recipient Name UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS
Recipient DUNS Number 800771545
Recipient Address 5323 HARRY HINES BLVD
Recipient City DALLAS
Recipient State Texas
Recipient Zip 75390-7208
Recipient Congressional District 30
Recipient Country USA
Required to Report Top 5
Highly Compensated Officials
No

Projects and Jobs Information

Projects and Jobs Information
Project Title Regulation of Kidney-Specific Gene Expression - ARRA Stimulus Admin Suppl
Project Status Completed
Final Project Report Submitted Yes
Project Activities Description Kidney Diseases Research
Quarterly Activities/Project Description The final Total Federal Amount of Expenditure for this project is less than the Award Amount.The project was completed under budget. No more funds will be expended on this project.The objective of the Administrative Supplement is to identify novel genes and microRNAs that are regulated by HNF-1â in the kidney.We made substantial progress towards achieving these objectives: 1)Identification and characterization of HNF-1â gene targets in renal epithelial cells.We performed ChIP-seq using chromatin from IMCD3 renal epithelial cells and identified 1350 binding sites that were immunoprecipitated with anti- HNF-1â antibody compared with control IgG.Among the enriched loci were several known genes that had been identified previously by ChIP-chip, including Bicc1, Cys1, Tcf7l2, Pard3, Cited2, Pde4c, and Pkhd1.The identification of known targets validated the ChIP-seq approach. ChIP-seq identified many novel HNF-1â target genes including components of the Wnt, Hh, and Notch signaling pathways as well as genes that are essential for normal kidney development. Further characterization of the novel genes is currently underway. 2)Identification of microRNAs that are regulated by HNF-1â. Using miRNA microarray analysis, we identified 32 miRNAs that were differentially expressed in cultured kidney cells expressing a mutant HNF-1â protein.We validated these results using quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR).Using bioinformatics analyses, we determined some of the miRNAs might be involved in the regulation of human cystic disease genes. Northern blot analyses and in situ hybridization were used to determine expression pattern in the kidney and other organs.Analysis revealed consensus HNF1-â binding sites in promoters of miRNAs that show epithelial-specific expression.We are currently performing ChIP analyses to examine if HNF1-â binds to these conserved sites. Luciferase based reporter assays will be performed to determine if HNF1-â directly regulates the expression of identified miRNAs
Jobs Created 0.00
Description of Jobs Created n/a


Purchaser Information (Grants)

Purchaser Information
Contracting Office ID Not Reported
Contracting Office Name Not Available
Contracting Office Region Not Available
TAS Major Program 75-0883

Award Information

Award Information
Award Date 12/07/2009
Award Number 3R01DK042921-17S1
Order Number
Award Type Grants
Funding Agency ID 75
Funding Agency Name Department of Health and Human Services
Funding Office Name Not Available
Awarding Agency ID 75
Awarding Agency Name Department of Health and Human Services
Amount of Award $92,600
Funds Invoiced/Received $84,773
Expenditure Amount $84,773
Infrastructure Expenditure Amount $0
Infrastructure Purpose and Rationale Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Name Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Email Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Phone Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Address Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact City Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact State Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Zip Not Reported

Product or Service Information (Grants)

Product or Service Information
Primary Activity Code H02.12.02
Activity Description Kidney Diseases Research

Sub-Awards Information

Sub-Awards Information
Sub-awards to Organizations 0
Sub-award Amounts to Organizations $0
Sub-Awards to Individuals 0
Sub-Award Amounts to Individuals $0
Number of Sub-awards less than $25,000/award 0
Amount of Sub-awards less than $25,000/award $0
Number of payments to vendors greater than $25,000 0
Total Amount of payments to vendors greater than $25,000/award $0
Number of payments to vendors less than $25,000/award 31
Total Amount of payments to vendors less than $25,000/award $15,854







Project Location Detail

Location Information
Latitude, Longitude 32º 48' 45", -96º 50' 18"
Congressional District 30
Address 1 5323 Harry Hines
Address 2
City Dallas
County Dallas
State TX
Zip 75390-9020
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