Science Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(99)
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
The
intestinal
mucosal
surface
is
directly
exposed
to
daily
fluctuations
in
food
and
microbes
driven
by
24-hour
light
feeding
cycles.
Intestinal
epithelial
tuft
cells
are
key
sentinels
that
surveil
the
gut
luminal
environment,
but
how
these
diurnally
programmed
remains
unknown.
Here,
we
show
histone
deacetylase
3
(HDAC3)
controls
cell
specification
diurnal
rhythm
of
its
biogenesis,
which
regulated
microbiota
schedule.
Disruption
HDAC3
decreases
numbers,
impairing
antihelminth
immunity
norovirus
infection.
Mechanistically,
functions
noncanonically
activate
transforming
growth
factor–β
(TGF-β)
signaling,
promotes
rhythmic
expression
Pou2f3
,
a
lineage-defining
transcription
factor
cells.
Our
findings
reveal
an
environmental-epigenetic
link
differentiation
surveillance
immune
responses
anticipation
exogenous
challenges.
Acta Physiologica,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
238(1)
Published: March 14, 2023
Abstract
Patients
admitted
to
the
intensive
care
unit
(ICU)
are
in
need
of
continuous
organ
replacement
strategies
and
specialized
care,
for
example
because
neurological
dysfunction,
cardio‐pulmonary
instability,
liver
or
kidney
failure,
trauma,
hemorrhagic
septic
shock
even
preterm
birth.
The
24‐h
nursing
interventions
provided
critically
ill
patients
significantly
limit
resting
and/or
recovery
phases.
Consecutively,
patient's
endogenous
circadian
rhythms
misaligned
disrupted,
which
turn
may
interfere
with
their
critical
condition.
A
more
thorough
understanding
complex
interactions
effectors
tissue‐specific
molecular
clocks
could
therefore
serve
as
potential
means
enhancing
personalized
treatment
patients,
conceivably
restoring
network
thus
accelerating
physical
neurocognitive
recovery.
This
review
addresses
overarching
issue
how
affected
disturbed
newborns
adults
ICU,
whether
conflicting
external
environmental
cues
ICU
environment
further
promote
disruption
severity
illness.
We
direct
special
attention
influence
cell‐type
specific
on
dysfunctions
such
brain
pneumonia‐
ventilator‐associated
lung
inflammation,
cardiovascular
shock.
Finally,
we
address
rhythm
stabilization
enhance
accelerate
clinical
Frontiers in Network Physiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
1
Published: Oct. 12, 2021
The
circadian
clock
in
mammals
regulates
the
sleep/wake
cycle
and
many
associated
behavioral
physiological
processes.
cellular
mechanism
involves
a
transcriptional
negative
feedback
loop
that
gives
rise
to
rhythms
gene
expression
with
an
approximately
24-h
periodicity.
To
maintain
system
robustness,
clocks
throughout
body
must
be
synchronized
their
functions
coordinated.
In
mammals,
master
is
located
suprachiasmatic
nucleus
(SCN)
of
hypothalamus.
SCN
entrained
light/dark
through
photic
signal
transduction
subsequent
induction
core
expression.
turn
relays
time-of-day
information
peripheral
tissues.
While
highly
responsive
cues,
are
more
sensitive
non-photic
resetting
cues
such
as
nutrients,
temperature,
neuroendocrine
hormones.
For
example,
feeding/fasting
physical
activity
can
entrain
signaling
pathways
regulation
genes
proteins.
As
such,
timing
food
intake
matters.
ideal
world,
cycles
cycle.
However,
asynchronous
environmental
those
experienced
by
shift
workers
frequent
travelers,
often
lead
misalignment
between
clocks.
Emerging
evidence
suggests
resulting
disruption
various
diseases
chronic
conditions
cause
further
desynchrony
accelerate
disease
progression.
this
review,
we
discuss
how
sleep,
nutrition,
synchronize
chronomedicine
may
offer
novel
strategies
for
intervention.
Brain Behavior & Immunity - Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
20, P. 100412 - 100412
Published: Jan. 10, 2022
Myalgic
Encephalomyelitis/Chronic
Fatigue
Syndrome
(ME/CFS)
is
a
common
and
disabling
disorder
primarily
characterized
by
persistent
fatigue
exercise
intolerance,
with
associated
sleep
disturbances,
autonomic
dysfunction,
cognitive
problems.
The
causes
of
ME/CFS
are
not
well
understood
but
may
coincide
immune
inflammatory
responses
following
viral
infections.
During
the
current
SARS-CoV2
coronavirus
pandemic,
has
been
increasingly
reported
to
overlap
"long
COVID"
symptoms,
also
called
post-acute
sequelae
COVID-19
(PASC).
Given
prominence
activity
problems
in
ME/CFS,
circadian
rhythm
disruption
examined
as
contributing
factor
ME/CFS.
While
these
studies
rhythms
have
pursued
for
decades,
evidence
linking
remains
inconclusive.
A
major
limitation
older
chronobiology
was
unavailability
modern
molecular
methods
study
incomplete
understanding
outside
brain
peripheral
organ
systems.
Major
methodological
conceptual
advancements
since
made.
Over
same
time,
biomarker
research
progressed.
Together,
new
developments
justify
renewed
interest
Presently,
we
review
from
perspective
rhythms,
covering
both
newer
that
make
use
methods.
We
focus
on
transforming
growth
beta
(TGFB),
cytokine
previously
an
important
role
especially
cells.
propose
disrupted
TGFB
signaling
play
disrupting
physiological
sleep,
activity,
cognition,
leading
insomnia,
energy
cognition
problems,
depression,
dysfunction
Since
SARS-like
infections
cause
changes
previous
outbreaks
caused
ME/CFS-like
syndromes,
chronobiological
considerations
immediate
implications
context
pandemic
possibly
suggest
avenues
therapeutic
interventions.
Journal of Clinical Investigation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
134(3)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
The
immune
system
is
built
to
counteract
unpredictable
threats,
yet
it
relies
on
predictable
cycles
of
activity
function
properly.
Daily
rhythms
in
are
an
expanding
area
study,
and
many
originate
from
a
genetically
based
timekeeping
mechanism
known
as
the
circadian
clock.
challenge
how
harness
these
biological
improve
medical
interventions.
Here,
we
review
recent
literature
documenting
clocks
organize
fundamental
innate
adaptive
activities,
immunologic
consequences
rhythm
sleep
disruption,
persisting
knowledge
gaps
field.
We
then
consider
evidence
linking
vaccination,
important
clinical
realization
function.
Finally,
discuss
practical
steps
translate
immunity
patient's
bedside.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Abstract
The
circadian
clock,
a
fundamental
biological
regulator,
governs
essential
cellular
processes
in
health
and
disease.
Circadian-based
therapeutic
strategies
are
increasingly
gaining
recognition
as
promising
avenues.
Aligning
drug
administration
with
the
rhythm
can
enhance
treatment
efficacy
minimize
side
effects.
Yet,
uncovering
optimal
timings
remains
challenging,
limiting
their
widespread
adoption.
In
this
work,
we
introduce
high-throughput
approach
integrating
live-imaging
data
analysis
techniques
to
deep-phenotype
cancer
cell
models,
evaluating
rhythms,
growth,
responses.
We
devise
streamlined
process
for
profiling
sensitivities
across
different
times
of
day,
identifying
windows
responsive
types
combinations.
Finally,
implement
multiple
computational
tools
uncover
genetic
factors
shaping
time-of-day
sensitivity.
Our
versatile
is
adaptable
various
facilitating
its
broad
application
relevance.
Ultimately,
research
leverages
rhythms
optimize
anti-cancer
treatments,
improved
outcomes
transformative
strategies.
AJP Cell Physiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
325(1), P. C52 - C59
Published: May 29, 2023
The
extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
is
the
noncellular
scaffolding
component
present
within
all
tissues
and
organs.
It
provides
crucial
biochemical
biomechanical
cues
to
instruct
cellular
behavior
has
been
shown
be
under
circadian
clock
regulation,
a
highly
conserved
cell-intrinsic
timekeeping
mechanism
that
evolved
with
24-hour
rhythmic
environment.
Aging
major
risk
factor
for
many
diseases,
including
cancer,
fibrosis,
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Both
aging
our
modern
24/7
society
disrupt
rhythms,
which
could
contribute
altered
ECM
homeostasis.
Understanding
daily
dynamics
of
how
this
changes
age
will
have
profound
impact
on
tissue
health,
disease
prevention,
improving
treatments.
Maintaining
oscillations
proposed
as
hallmark
health.
On
other
hand,
hallmarks
turn
out
key
regulators
mechanisms.
In
review,
we
summarize
new
work
linking
clocks
aging.
We
discuss
in
properties
during
may
dysregulation.
also
consider
dampening
compromise
dynamic
regulation
homeostasis
matrix-rich
tissues.
This
review
aims
encourage
concepts
testable
hypotheses
about
two-way
interactions
between
context
The Journal of Cell Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
222(9)
Published: June 28, 2023
Autonomous
circadian
clocks
exist
in
nearly
every
mammalian
cell
type.
These
cellular
are
subjected
to
a
multilayered
regulation
sensitive
the
mechanochemical
microenvironment.
Whereas
biochemical
signaling
that
controls
clock
is
increasingly
well
understood,
mechanisms
underlying
by
mechanical
cues
largely
unknown.
Here
we
show
fibroblast
mechanically
regulated
through
YAP/TAZ
nuclear
levels.
We
use
high-throughput
analysis
of
single-cell
rhythms
and
apply
controlled
mechanical,
biochemical,
genetic
perturbations
study
expression
gene
Rev-erbα.
observe
Rev-erbα
oscillations
disrupted
with
translocation.
By
targeted
mutations
overexpression
YAP/TAZ,
this
mechanobiological
regulation,
which
also
impacts
core
components
such
as
Bmal1
Cry1,
depends
on
binding
transcriptional
effector
TEAD.
This
mechanism
could
explain
impairment
observed
when
activity
upregulated,
cancer
aging.
Oral Oncology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
152, P. 106798 - 106798
Published: April 13, 2024
Acquired
radio-resistance
is
thought
to
be
one
of
the
main
causes
recurrent
metastasis
after
failure
nasopharyngeal
carcinoma
(NPC)
radiotherapy,
which
may
related
X-ray-induced
epithelial–mesenchymal
transition
(EMT)
activation.
The
circadian
clock
gene,
BMAL1,
has
been
shown
correlate
with
sensitivity
NPCs
but
specific
mechanism
not
reported.
NPC
cells
were
irradiated
by
conventional
fractionation
generate
radiotherapy-resistant
cells.
BMAL1
gene
stabilization/overexpression
and
interference
obtained
lentiviral
transfection.
Western
blotting,
colony
formation
analysis,
cell
counting
kit-8
assays,
wound-healing
tests,
Transwell
flow
cytometry,
EDU
method,
nuclear
plasma
separation
experiments,
HE
staining,
immunohistochemical
staining
TUNEL
performed
explore
influence
molecular
on
NPC-acquired
EMT
through
in
vitro
vivo
experiments.
results
indicated
that
there
was
a
gradual
downregulation
protein
expression
during
routine
dose
induction
activation
present
radiation-resistant
line
5-8FR,
accompanied
significant
enhancement
proliferation,
migration
invasion.
significantly
increased
radiosensitivity
5-8FR
reversed
acquired
NPCs,
accomplished
inhibiting
TGF-β1/Smads/Snail1
axis-mediated
EMT.