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Un compuesto terapéutico que comprende un agente que inhibe la actividad del gen del factor de transcripción MAF, donde dicho agente se selecciona del grupo que consiste en ADN o ARN no codificante, ARNip, ARNhc, TALENS o ribozimas, ya sea desnudos o en forma de vectores plasmídicos o víricos, anticuerpos y trametinib, para su uso en el tratamiento de heridas crónicas.

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directos e inversos para αSMA por Eurofins (MWG, αSMA directo: CTGTTTTCCCATCCATTGTG (SEC ID NO: 9), αSMA inverso: CCATGTTCTATCGGGTACTT (SEC ID NO: 10)) y se almacenó una solución madre de 100 μM a 20ºC. Se usaron los pares de cebadores directos e inversos para cada reacción RT-qPCR. Las condiciones de ciclo fueron las siguientes: una temperatura inicial de 95°C durante 10 minutos, seguida de 45 ciclos de 95°C durante 15 5 segundos, 58°C durante 30 segundos, 72°C durante 20 segundos. Se usó LightCycler 480 SW 1.5 para evaluar las curvas de TM, para determinar la Cp y para aproximar la concentración relativa para cada reacción de amplificación.
Tratamiento de ARNip
Inmunofluorescencia de α Actina de Músculo Liso
Las células cultivadas en placas de cultivo recubiertas de colágeno y tratadas como se describe previamente, se fijaron con paraformaldehído al 4 % (PFA) en PBS durante 15 minutos y se permeabilizaron con Triton X-100 al 2,5 % (Euromedex, 2000-B) en PBS durante 3 minutos. Después de la saturación con BSA al 5 % en PBS, las
15 células se tiñeron para α-SMA (Abcam, ab5694) y para ADN (DAPI). Como anticuerpo secundario, se usó anticonejo conjugado con CyTM3 (GE Healthcare, PA43004). Se observaron las muestras con un objetivo de inmersión en aceite (Plan Fluor 40X / 1.30 Oil, Nikon) en una Nikon ECLIPSE Ti (Nikon). Se tomaron imágenes digitales con una cámara digital (Cool SNAPHQ2, Photometrics) y software (MetaMorf 7.5.4.0). Para estimar el porcentaje de diferenciación de fibroblastos debido a los diferentes tratamientos, se determinó el número total de células por campo mediante DAPI y se contaron los miofibroblastos, fibroblastos diferenciados, usando la tinción de α-SMA. A continuación, se realizaron ensayos t de STUDENT y de χ2 para evaluar la expresión diferencial de αSMA entre los fibroblastos no tratados (T-E-) y los tratados.
Análisis de Expresión de ARNm
25 Preparación de muestra de ARN total y síntesis de ADNc
Después de cuatro días de experimento, los fibroblastos tratados se separaron con reactivo de TRIzol (Invitrogen (Life Technologies), 15596-018) y se almacenaron a -80°C. A continuación, se purificó el ARN utilizando cloroformo y se precipitó con isopropanol. Se cuantificó el ARN total en el espectrofotómetro NanoDrop 2000c (Thermo Scientific) y se evaluó su calidad en el ARN Nano Chips (bioanalizador Agilent 2100, Agilent, 5067-1511). La transcripción inversa de 500 ng de ARN total a ADNc se realizó con oligot dT (Invitrogen (Life technologies), 18418-020) usando SuperScript III RT (Invitrogen (Life technologies), 18080-085) y RNasa OUT (Invitrogen (Life technologies), 10777019). El ADNc se almacenó a -20°C. Solo se usaron las muestras con un buen perfil de bioanalizador para el análisis
35 por qPCR.
Análisis de red
Para esclarecer los reguladores principales del destino de fibroblastos después de cada tratamiento diferente, los inventores de la presente invención realizaron un análisis de red de genes que trata las listas de expresión génica determinadas después del análisis de secuenciación profunda de ARNm seq del perfil del gen TE- con el perfil del gen de T+E-, T+E+ y T-E+ 1. En estos análisis y basándose en el supuesto de que la disminución o el aumento de los genes interconectados es de mayor importancia que un Log FC significativo, los inventores de la presente invención han utilizado listas de genes seleccionados solo basándose en su valor P y no en el valor de su Log FC. 45 Los inventores de la presente invención han llevado a cabo dos tipos de análisis: un "análisis de regulador cadena arriba" ingenuity y un análisis DIRE (http://dire.dcode.org/). El "análisis de regulador cadena arriba" Ingenuity, dado el perfil particular de expresión de genes entre dos condiciones, consiste en seleccionar reguladores potenciales cadena arriba. El análisis DIRE se basa en la selección de elementos reguladores comunes potenciales entre genes basándose en la conservación de estos elementos durante la evolución. A partir de estos elementos identificados, DIRE puede proporcionar una lista de reguladores principales para una lista de genes co-regulados. A partir de esos dos análisis, y para cada lista analizada, los inventores de la presente invención han seleccionado factores de transcripción (FT) expresados en al menos una de las dos condiciones consideradas en la lista (es decir, el número de secuenciación es superior a veinte en al menos una de los dos condiciones). A continuación, los inventores de la presente invención compararon profundamente los dos conjuntos de análisis y decidieron mantener en las "listas de
55 reguladores clave" los factores de transcripción que pertenecen a ambos análisis. Debido a la posible parcialidad en estos dos análisis, los inventores de la presente invención también decidieron rescatar los factores de transcripción que pertenecen solo a un análisis y no al otro, pero presentan un patrón de genes diana muy interesante en una u otra lista. En total, estos análisis de redes de genes permitieron proponer una lista de FT que son reguladores clave en uno u otro destino de fibroblastos.
Para el modelo de herida crónica o no cicatrizante, se añadieron exudados de heridas crónicas a cultivos celulares (500 μg/ml de proteínas totales de exudado). Los experimentos que se realizaron se representan en la Figura 1a): las células o no fueron tratadas (T-E -), o fueron tratadas con TGFβ solo (T+E-), o con exudado solo (T-E+) o con TGF-β y exudado (T+E+) durante 4 días. Los ensayos descritos anteriormente se usaron para evaluar el nivel de 65 diferenciación. Los exudados de heridas crónicas disminuyen la expresión de αSMA (ARNm, figura 1b). Esto indicó que los exudados de heridas crónicas inhiben claramente la diferenciación de los fibroblastos. Esto se correlaciona
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