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El pez cebra como modelo de inflamación

Authors: Forn-Cuní, Gabriel;

El pez cebra como modelo de inflamación

Abstract

En organismos vertebrados, la correcta activación y resolución del proceso inflamatorio es de gran importancia para mantener la homeostasis tisular y la eficiente eliminación de patógenos. La incapacidad de resolver eficientemente el proceso inflamatorio conlleva la aparición de patologías relacionadas con la inflamación, tanto aguda, como la sepsis, como crónica, como la producida por factores metabólicos. La modelización eficiente de la respuesta inflamatoria y su regulación es necesaria para aumentar el conocimiento sobre las enfermedades inflamatorias. El pez cebra (Danio rerio) es un pez teleósteo de la familia de los ciprínidos ampliamente utilizado como modelo animal en investigación biomédica. En esta tesis se ha consolidado y profundizado en el uso del pez cebra para el estudio del proceso inflamatorio. Por ello, se ha analizado la respuesta transcriptómica y su regulación en modelos de inflamación aguda y crónica en el contexto de dos patologías humanas: el choque séptico y la Enfermedad del Hígado Graso No Alcohólico. Además, por su importancia central en la inducción y resolución del proceso inflamatorio, se han caracterizado las copias del gen C3 presentes en el genoma del pez cebra.

Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación | Ref. CSD2007-00002

Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación | Ref. 201230E057

FISHFORPHARMA | European project 289209

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Spain
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2412 Inmunología, 2415 Biología Molecular

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