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Tri H Achmad Molecular diagnostic in reproductive endocrinology Tri Hanggono Achmad Department of Biochemistry Medical school – Universitas Padjadjaran Kursus Pencitraan Laboratorium Imunoneuroendokrin Biomolekuler Endokrinologi Reproduksi Pertemuan Ilmiah Tahunan Perkumpulan Obstetri & Ginekologi Indonesia XIV Bandung, 11 – 15 Juli 2004

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    Molecular diagnosticin

    reproductive endocrinology

    Tri Hanggono Achmad

    Department of BiochemistryMedical school – Universitas Padjadjaran

    Kursus Pencitraan Laboratorium Imunoneuroendokrin Biomolekuler Endokrinologi ReproduksiPertemuan Ilmiah Tahunan

    Perkumpulan Obstetri & Ginekologi Indonesia XIVBandung, 11 – 15 Juli 2004

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    Clinical genetic science has moved beyond classical mendelian principles

    Nontraditional genetic processes :- germline mocaism- uniparental disomy- mitochondrial inheritance

    Require detail inherited disease mechanism

    When to recognize that developmental abnormalityprimarily genetic or not

    How to recognize

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    Germline mocaism- the presence of two or more cell lines w/ differ genotype- due to mutation occurs in a cell of the developing organism- after fertilization- only somatic manifestation or affect gonad

    Uniparental disomy- child possesses two copies of one parent’s chromosome- child affected if allele causes recessive condition- eq. Cystic fibrosis- possible to be detected by DNA analysis

    Mitochondrial inheritance- mtDNA (DNA extra chromosomal)- contains 13 genes- matrilineally inherited- eq. NIDDM, LOHN etc

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    Functionalcloning

    Positionalcloning

    Clinicalphenotype

    Biochemicalabnormality

    Abnormal geneproduct (protein)

    Genecloning

    Identifycandidate gene

    Mapping-linkage to a

    chromosomalregion

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    Disease w/ genetic component

    Map

    Clone gene

    Diagnostics

    Preventivemedicine

    Gene th/

    Drug th/

    Understand basicbiologic defect

    Time

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    DNA “chip” micro array technology

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    FluorescentIn

    SituHybridization

    (FISH)

    Chromosome painting

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    Kini ilmu kedokteranlebih dari sekedar intuisi dan “common sense”.

    Ilmu kedokteran adalah ketepatanyang didasarkan pada

    perbaikan pemahaman tentang penyakitdalam terminologi yang spesifik

    yang berkembang lebih dari satu abad

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    Kita kini berada padaera kedokteran biofisik-molekuler,

    suatu pengaruhyang meleburkan dan menyatukan

    bagian-bagian tradisi dari kedokteran.Apakah seseorang berbicara tentang

    gangguan metabolisme bawaan,neurotransmitter, sitokin, onkogen, atau regulasi hormon,

    semua dibicarakan secara terperinci,jelas dan komprehensif pada tingkat molekuler

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    Organisms use just a few ofevolutionary conserved mechanisms

    to detect extracellular signalsand transduce them into intracellular changes

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    Steps in Signal Communication

    1. Synthesis2. Release3. Transport to target cell4. Signal detection by specific receptor5. Change in cellular metabolism6. Signal removal termination cellular response

  • Tri H AchmadHYPOTHALAMUS

    ESTRADIOL

    CORPUSLUTEUM

    PROGESTERONE

    Ovulation

    FSH LH

    Anterior pituitary

    GnRH

    Gonadotropiccell

    Folicle

    Inhibin

    Uterus, mammary glands,Secondary sex characteristics

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    Membrane Events

    Intracellular metabolism

    Cholesterol source

    Membrane events

    Cholesterol esters: LDL

    Lysosome Lypid stores choleterol esters

    CYT.P-450

    Choleterol Choleterol

    esterase

    DenovoCholesterol synthesis

    HMG-CoA Reductase

    Protein kinase

    Glycogenolysisglucose shunt NADPH

    cAMP

    ATP

    Choleterol

    Pregnenolone

    O2Receptor

    PhospholipidsAdenylate

    cyclase

    Ca2+

    ACTH

    NAD2+NAD2-

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    Lipoprotein

    CholesterolHO

    Acetate

    Pathways of syntheis of the major classes of steroid hormones, Cholesterol is devided from acetate by sybthesis or from lipoprotein partcles. The numbering of the steroid molecule is shown for pregnenolone. The major pathways thought to be used are shown.

    DihydrotestosteroneHO H

    OH OH

    HO O

    =OOH

    CH2OH

    O

    CH2OH=OCH

    O

    HO

    CH3=O

    O

    Estradiol Cortisol Aldosterone Progesterone

    12

    34

    56

    78910

    1112

    13

    14 15

    161718

    19

    21 CH3=O

    HOCH3=O

    OH

    HO 17-OH-pregnenolone

    O

    Dehyroepiandrosterone(DHEA)

    OH

    OHAndrostanediol

    O Testosterone

    5 pathway Pregnenolone

    5 pathway=O

    CH3

    O Progesterone CH2OH=O

    Deoxycorticosterone (DOC)O

    Corticosterone

    17-OH-progesterone

    11-deoxycortisol

    O

    O4-androstenedione

    Esterone

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    R

    CBG

    SS

    S

    SS

    S

    S

    S

    DNA

    GRE

    TranscriptionMachinery(RNA poly-merase, etc

    Pre-mRNA(Editing)

    mRNA

    Protein

    Response

    Cytoplasm

    R Hsp90Hsp90

    R* R*

    R*R*

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    COOH

    Bound steroidInhibitor protein hsp 90

    HormoneBindingdomain

    Hinge region

    Steroidhormone

    HormoneBinding site

    DNA – binding domain

    Gene regulatory domain

    NH2

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    COOH

    H2N

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    Signal transductions

    Play movie

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    Protein A

    nucleus

    mRNA A

    HREs

    steroid/thyroid hormone/retinoic acid receptor

    Steroid/thyroid hormone

    retinoic acidPeptide or peptidergic

    Gene A

    mRNA A

    Transcription factor(TF)

    PO4-TF

    second-messengerregulated kinase orreceptor kinase

    cytoplasm

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    HOMOLOGIES : 60 - 95% 65 - 75% 30 - 60%

    Transcription activation subdomain

    Zinc Fingers

    Nuclear localication signal

    Transcription activation subdomain

    -CVARIABLE(IMMUNOGENIC)

    N-GR

    Heat shock Proteinbindingsite

    DNA STEROID

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    3’5’

    Termination site

    1’Transcription initiation site

    Structural DNA Region

    Regulatory DNA Region

    PromoterElement (PE)

    Hormone ResponseElement (HRE)

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    A

    G

    CT

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    DeoxythymidylateDeoxycytidylateDeoxyguanylateDeoxyadenylateThe combination of a phosphate, a deoxyribose and a base constitutes a deoxynucleotide.

    DeoxythymidineDeoxycytidineDeoxyguanosineDeoxyadenosineThe combination of a deoxyribose and a base constitutes a deoxynucleoside .

    Thymine (T)

    Cytosine (C) Guanine (G) Adenine (A)

    Bases Definitions

    The rule A+C=T+G

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    UridylateCytidylateGuanylateAdenylateThe combination of a phosphate, a ribose and a base constitutes a nucleotide.

    UridineCytidineGuanosineAdenosine The combination of a ribose and a base constitutes a nucleoside .

    Uracyl (U)

    Cytosine (C) Guanine (G) Adenine (A)

    Bases Definitions

    The rule A+C=U+G CAN'T BE APPLIED HERE

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    Transkripsi

    Biosintesa Protein

    hn RNADNA

    Splicing

    Penyusunanbentuk 3dimensi

    Translasi

    mRNA

    Protein

    Fungsi Protein

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    Gene

    Primary transcript

    mRNA

    mRNA

    Protein

    TRANSCRIPTION

    Degradation

    MODIFICATION / PROCESSING

    Degradation

    Degradation

    Active inactivedegradation

    Transport

    TRANSLATION

    NUCLEUS

    CYTOPLASM

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    Hubungan penyakit dengan kelainan molekul :

    1. Kelainan struktur biomolekul dapat mengganggu fungsi.Kurang atau tidak berfungsinya biomolekul tertentu akanmengganggu fungsi sel organ penyakit

    2. Gangguan produksi biomolekul normal- hiperfungsi- hipofungsi panyaikit

    3. Kelainan struktur dan jumlah biomplekul- gangguan berat- gangguan ringan

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    4. Keberadaan suatu biomolekul ditentukan olehgena

    5. Kelainan suatu biomolekul dapat menyebabkankelainan organel sel organ

    6. Gangguan pada berbagai macam biomolekuldapat menyebabkan gejala klinik danlaboratorium yang sama

    Hubungan penyakit dengan kelainan molekul :

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    Penyakit genetik :1. Kelainan khromosom

    Adanya mutasi pada satu gene- autosomal dominan atau resesif- X-linked

    2. MonogenikAdanya mutasi pada satu gene

    - autosomal dominan atau resesif- X-linked

    3. MultifaktorialKelainan pada beberapa gena disertai pengaruhlingkungan

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    Penyakit genetik disebabkan olehkelainan pada materi genetik.Kelainan pada materi genetik sebagai akibat mutasi DNA1. DNA RNA Struktur Fungsi

    mutant mutant protein proteinnormal normal

    2. DNA RNA Struktur Fungsimutant mutant protein protein

    berubah normal

    3. DNA RNA Struktur Fungsimutant mutant protein terganggu

    berubah ringan

    4. DNA RNA Struktur Fungsimutant mutant protein terganggu

    berubah sedang/berat

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    Dengan mengetahui dasar-dasar molekulersuatu penyakit akan dapat dilakukan:

    1. proses diagnosis secara rasional2. melakukan terapi secara tepat (rasional & efektif)3. mencegah terjadinya penyakit atau terjadinya

    kekambuhan maupun memburuknya penyakit

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    Apakah mutasi DNA akan selalumengganggu fungsi protein?

    Tidak, karena DNA pembentuk protein hanya kurang dari lima persen dariseluruh DNA pembentuk gena dalamkromosom

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    Proses pengaturan sintesa protein

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    POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION (PCR)(Karl B. Mullis)

    PRINSIP: ~ Proses Replikasi DNA - Templat DNA- Primer ( 20 - 25 nukleotida)- Enzim polimerase (Taq Polimerase)- Substrat (dNTP)

    Perbedaan : Pada PCR pemisahan DNA dengan pengaruh fisik (suhu tinggi)

    Pada Proses Replikasi memerlukan enzim helikase

    Teknik Amplifikasi sekuen DNA yang spesifik sehingga dapat dianalisis lebih lanjut

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    3 TAHAP PENTING DALAM PROSES PCR:

    1. DenaturasiTerjadi penguraian rantai ganda DNA menjadi rantai tunggal dengan bantuan suhu tinggi (90-940C)

    2. AnneallingTerjadi penempelan primer pada templat.Diperlukan suhu yang sesuai dengan primer yang dipakai(3-50C dibawah melting temperatur;Tm)Tm = 4(G+C) + 2(A+T)

    3. EkstensiTerjadi proses pemanjangan untaian nukleotida membentuk fragmen berupa komplemen dari DNA templatSuhu yang digunakan 720C merupakan suhu optimal untuk enzim Taq polimerase

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    Molecular techniques have already revolutionizedlaboratory diagnostics in many areasand have vastly expanded the horizons

    of both academic and practice

    The revolution is as global and profoundas the last major advance in all field of practice,

    because molecular techniques are applicableto all sections of the laboratory

    While perhaps intimidating to some classically laboratory practitioners,the advent of this new technology should be welcomedfor its inherent scientific excitement and its promise

    to rejuvenate traditional laboratory practice

    Wayne W. Grody :

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    This new molecular tests are not likelyto replace traditional testing in the immediate future.

    The cost and complexity of this technologytends to restrict its initial applications to special diagnostic situations

    where the information obtained cannot be providedby any other method

    Increased automation and commercially designed methodswill bring cost down,

    reduce the level of technical expertise required to perform the tests,and result in integration of molecular technology

    into the mainstream of laboratory testing

    Molecular analyses have the potential to greatly expandthe role of the laboratory in areas beyond disease diagnosis

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    Work in small sizeYou never really “see”Laboratory techniques and procedure will be the “eyes”

    General laboratory safety guidelines :1. Contact lenses should never be worn 2. Never work alone3. Be familiar w./ all materials used4. Eating, drinking & smoking are strictly prohibited5. Unauthorized experiments are not allowed6. Do not use mouth suction7. Be familiar w/. Location & standard safety features

    Laboratory notebook

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