WO2000014543A1 - Method for detecting kidney diseases and pathological control - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for detecting a renal disease, more specifically, a method for early detection of a renal disease capable of detecting an early renal disease that cannot be detected by an existing diagnostic method, and a renal disease by simply evaluating glomerular filtration ability. This is a method for managing the disease state. Background art
- Diabetic nephropathy-In the diagnosis and management of renal diseases that cause renal glomeruli, including glomerulonephritis, clearance tests targeting inulin, creatinine, etc. are used to evaluate glomerular filtration capacity. It has been found useful.
- the clearance test requires urine collection, and the clearance test by administration of an exogenous substance such as inulin requires intravenous injection of an exogenous substance. It was limited to patients with obvious kidney disease. Therefore, clearance tests are rarely used as routine diagnostic methods for patients with suspected or potential renal disease, and diagnosed by detecting persistent proteinuria or measuring blood creatinine concentration. There were many.
- the stages of diabetic nephropathy and other nephropathy are as follows: 1st stage (early nephropathy), 2nd stage (early nephropathy), 3rd stage (overt nephropathy) ), The fourth stage (renal failure stage) and the fifth stage (dialysis treatment stage) (Yukio Shigeta et al., 1991 Diabetes Survey and Research Report, Ministry of Health and Welfare, 317-320, 1992).
- the stage of microalbuminuria corresponds to the second stage (early nephropathy) of the above, and pathologically, there is already a mild to moderate diffuse lesion at this stage, The presence of sexual lesions is also known.
- the second stage is not necessarily considered to be early nephropathy, but is considered to be a period that can be diagnosed by current laboratory tests.
- abnormalities that occur in the first stage can be detected only by kidney biopsy.
- kidney biopsy is invasive, it is painful and dangerous, and it takes a great deal of time and effort from the start of the test to the results. Therefore, it is desired to develop a simple test method capable of non-invasively detecting abnormalities before such microalbuminuria is present.
- urinary type IV collagen was increased even in the early stage of nephropathy, indicating that it may be an earlier indicator of diabetic nephropathy (Hayash i, Y. et al. , Diabetic Medi cine, 9, 366-370, 1992, Yagame, M. et al., J. Clin. Lab. Anal., 11, 110-116, 1997).
- Such an increase in urinary type IV collagen reflects histological changes such as renal glomerular basement membrane thickening and mesangial matrix proliferation and enlargement, and reflects glomerular basement membrane, glomerular epithelial cells, or tubular epithelium.
- human Ripokari emission type prostaglandin D synthase (hereinafter have PGDS) from PGH 2 is a common precursor of the species prostaglandins, PGD showing various physiological effects that including sleep-inducing action is an enzyme that catalyzes the isomerization of 2 (Urade, Y., F ujimoto , N., and Hayaishi, 0., J. Biol. Chem., 260, 12410-12415, 1985, U rade, Y., Watanabe, K., and Hayaishi, 0., J. Lipid Mediator Cell Signaling, 12, 257-273, 1995).
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method capable of accurately detecting renal abnormalities occurring before the early nephropathy stage, which could not be detected by various test means for the conventional diseases, and with a small burden on the subject. Is to provide. In addition, time and hands An object of the present invention is to provide a method capable of easily and quickly evaluating glomerular filtration ability evaluated by such a clearance test.
- the present inventors have conducted intensive studies to solve the above problems, and as a result, by measuring the PGDS concentration in body fluids such as blood and urine and using the measured value as an index, early stage nephropathy in which the disease has progressed to some extent Completed the study by finding that it was possible to detect pre-term renal disease and that the measured value could be used as an index to manage the condition of renal disease patients. .
- the present invention is characterized in that PGDS in a body fluid sample collected from a subject is measured, and the measured value is compared with a reference value set from a measured value of the PGDS concentration in a body fluid sample collected from a healthy subject. This is an early method for detecting kidney disease.
- the present invention is also a method for managing a disease state of a renal disease, comprising measuring a PGDS concentration in a body fluid sample collected from a subject, and evaluating the glomerular filtration ability from the measured value.
- a PGDS concentration in a body fluid sample collected from a subject
- the sample for measuring PGDS is a bodily fluid collected from a subject, and specifically includes blood, urine (such as random urine, urine collection), and amniotic fluid.
- the method for measuring the PGDS concentration in the sample is not particularly limited as long as it accurately reflects the L-PGDS concentration, and examples thereof include an immunological measurement method and an enzyme activity measurement method.
- examples thereof include an immunological measurement method and an enzyme activity measurement method.
- an immunoassay it is preferred to use an immunoassay.
- the monoclonal antibody is preferably a hybridoma cell line 1B7 (FERM BP-5709). , 7F5 (FERM BP-5711), 6F5 (FERM BP-5710), 9A6 (FERM BP-5712), and 10A3 (FERM BP-5713).
- a PGDS detection kit containing the above monoclonal antibody may be used (W097 / 16461).
- renal disease is detected at an early stage using the PGDS concentration measured value to be measured by the above-mentioned means as an index, and glomerular filtration ability is evaluated from the measured value to manage the disease state of renal disease.
- PGDS concentration measured value to be measured by the above-mentioned means as an index
- glomerular filtration ability is evaluated from the measured value to manage the disease state of renal disease. Can be.
- renal disease is detected by comparing the measured value of PGDS concentration in a body fluid sample of a subject measured by the above means with a reference value set from the concentration of PGDS in a body fluid sample of a healthy subject.
- the “reference value” refers to a value for judging positive / negative, and is also called a cut-off value in clinical practice.
- This reference value can be set by, for example, “average value of healthy persons” + (X standard deviation). Here, is 0.5, 1, 2, 5, etc., and 2 is often used in a group with a normal distribution.
- the detection of renal disease is performed by first measuring the concentration of L-PGDS in a body fluid sample of a group of healthy subjects and setting a reference value according to the above formula. If the measured L-PGDS concentration in the sample is higher than the reference value (it shows an abnormal value), it is determined to be positive.
- the pathology of renal disease is managed by evaluating glomerular filtration ability from the measured value of PGDS concentration in a body fluid sample of a subject measured by the above means.
- the management of a disease state refers to understanding of a disease state (degree of severity) and observation of prognosis.
- renal diseases that can be detected by the method of the present invention or whose disease state can be managed include, for example, those with glomerular lesions, hypertensive renal disorder, dyslipidemia, and the like. And more specifically, glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, diabetic nephropathy, polycystic kidney disease, or renal failure.
- the diabetic nephropathy includes, for example, the very early stage of diabetic nephropathy before the stage of microalbuminuria and before the increase of urinary type IV collagen is observed.
- FIG. 1 shows the correlation between PGDS concentration in blood and creatinine concentration in blood.
- Figure 2 shows the correlation between urinary PGDS index and urinary albumin index.
- FIG. 3 shows the correlation between the urinary PGDS index and the urinary type IV collagen index.
- Figure 4 shows the blood PGDS concentration and blood creatinine concentration (A
- Figure 5 shows the correlation between blood PGDS concentration and blood creatinine concentration and the history of diabetes (A), and the correlation between urinary PGDS index and urinary albumin index and the history of diabetes (B).
- FIG. 6 shows the correlation between blood PGDS concentration and creatinine clearance (A), and the correlation between urinary PGDS index and creatinine clearance (B).
- FIG. 7 shows the changes in the urinary PGDS index and the urinary type IV collagen index in each albuminuria phase classified based on the urinary albumin index.
- FIG. 8 shows the positive rates of the urinary PGDS index and the urinary type IV collagen index in each albumin urine phase classified based on the urinary albumin index.
- FIG. 9 shows the positive rate of the urinary PG DS index in diabetic patients with a positive * negative urinary type IV collagen index.
- an anti-PGDS monoclonal antibody (clone: 7F5) capable of binding to L-PGDS was diluted to a concentration of 4.4 / zg / ml in 5 OmM carbonate buffer (pH 9.6).
- the plate was added to the plate at a rate of 300 ⁇ 1 / ⁇ , and allowed to stand at 4 ° C overnight to solidify. After washing the plate three times with phosphate buffered saline (pH 7.4, hereinafter PBS), 0.23 ⁇ 4! Add 300 1 / ⁇ of PBS containing zein (pH 7.4, below blocking solution) at 30 ° C. Incubated for 90 minutes to perform blocking.
- the plate after blocking is washed three times with PBS containing 0.053 ⁇ 4Tween20 (T-PBS), and then a 100 ⁇ 1 standard-PGDS solution (PGDS to be purified from CSF is serially diluted with the blocking solution.
- T-PBS PBS containing 0.053 ⁇ 4Tween20
- PGDS to be purified from CSF 100 ⁇ 1 standard-PGDS solution
- the plate was washed three times with T-PBS, and then diluted with a blocking solution to a concentration of 0.5 g / ml, and a horseradish peroxidase-labeled anti-PGDS monoclonal antibody (clonal: 1B7) 1001 was added.
- clonal: 1B7 horseradish peroxidase-labeled anti-PGDS monoclonal antibody
- the monoclonal antibodies (clones: 1B7 and 7F5) used in the above sandwich ELISA method were injected intraperitoneally with 1.0 ml of pristane, and 2 weeks later, each of the antibody-producing cell lines was replaced with 1 ⁇ 10 8 mice. After transplantation into the abdominal cavity, ascites was collected 2 weeks later, and the obtained ascites was subjected to one operation of protein A affinity column chromatography (3 to 10 mg / ml).
- the above-mentioned monoclonal antibody-producing cell lines correspond to the above-mentioned monoclonal antibody names, respectively, and the respective cell lines are referred to as the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, No. 3), 1B7 has been deposited as FERM BP-5709 (Original deposit date September 21, 1995), and 7F5 has been deposited as FERM BP-5711 (Original deposit date June 6, 1996). .
- the PGDS concentration was measured according to the above sandwich ELISA method by appropriately diluting each with a blocking solution.
- the average soil standard deviation obtained by healthy volunteers was 0.848 ⁇ 0.186 g / ml in blood.
- the effect of urine creatinine concentration was calculated, taking into account the effect of differences in urine concentration during urine collection, and the result was converted to urine PGDS index (i.e., PGDS / g-creatine). It was decided to represent.
- PGDS index in urine obtained by healthy subjects The mean soil standard deviation of was 2.44 ⁇ 1.86 mg / g-creatinine.
- the standard value was set as the average value + (2 x standard deviation) according to the above formula, and found to be 1.22 g / ml in blood and 6.16 mg / g- in urine. The value creatinine was obtained.
- the measurement of PGDS in body fluid samples was performed according to the method of the reference example, the measurement of creatinine was performed by the alliptic acid method, the measurement of albumin in urine was performed by the latex agglutination method, and The type IV collagen was measured by the sandwich ELISA method. Since urine samples were used as needed, urine was converted to creatinine in consideration of concentration differences (urine PGDS index: PGDS / g-creatinine Urinary albumin index: albumin / g -creatinine, urine type IV collagen index: type IV collagen g-creatinine) 0
- the blood PGDS concentration, blood creatinine concentration, urinary PGDS index, and urinary albumin index were measured in 118 medical outpatients.
- the urinary PGDS index and urinary type IV collagen index were measured in 284 medical outpatients.
- blood PGDS concentration and blood creatinine concentration, urine PGDS index and urinary albumin index, and urine PGDS index and urinary type IV collagen index were However, both showed high correlation. Therefore, it became clear that PGDS could be an indicator for renal disease diagnosis comparable to conventional blood creatine, urinary albumin, and urinary type IV collagen.
- Blood PGDS levels and urinary PGDS indices were measured in 42 patients with renal disease (chronic renal failure: 11, glomerulonephritis: 23, polycystic kidney: 8). At the same time, blood creatinine concentration was measured for blood samples and urinary albumin index for urine samples. Fig. 4 shows the results.
- PGDS concentration in blood and PG in urine were observed in all renal diseases.
- the DS index was found to increase significantly for healthy subjects.
- blood creatinine concentration and urinary albumin index also increased, but comparing the p-value (risk ratio), the smaller PGDS showed smaller values. Therefore, it can be said that PGDS can be a better index for renal disease diagnosis than blood creatinine and urinary albumin.
- Blood PGDS levels and urinary L-PGDS indices were measured in 55 diabetic patients. At the same time, blood creatinine concentration was measured for blood samples, and urinary albumin index was measured for urine samples. Patients were classified according to their history of diabetes (less than 5 years: 22 patients, 5 or more and less than 10 years: 19 patients, 10 years or more: 14 patients). The results are shown in FIG.
- Example 3 blood creatinine concentration and urinary albumin index showed normal values, but 6 patients who showed abnormal values in blood PGDS concentration and urine or urine PGDS index for 2 years was followed up.
- the abnormal PGDS value is the average of healthy subjects + (2 x standard deviation) (blood: 1.22 g / ml, urine: 6.16 mg / g-creatine)
- the abnormal blood creatinine concentration was 1. lmg / dl or more
- the abnormal urinary albumin index was 30 mg / g-creatine.
- Table 1 shows the results. Table 1 Presentation in sugar ⁇ patients 1 Intestine 2 Subject 3 Test subject 4 Subject 5 Subject 6 Blood creatine ig3 ⁇ 4 (mg / dl) 0.9 1.0 0.8 0.7 0.9 0.7
- Urinary albumin f3 ⁇ 43 ⁇ 4 (mg / g-creatinine) 15.9 28.8 15.2 19.4 8.8 10.1
- Urinary PGDS ⁇ i3 ⁇ 4 (mg / g-crea tinine) 14.60 * 17.57 * 19.59 * 5.10 7.75 * 6.72 * Outliers
- Table 1 At the start of the test, all six subjects had blood creatinine levels and urine. The mean albumin index also showed normal values, but two years later, four out of six subjects showed abnormal values in both blood creatinine concentration and urinary albumin index, indicating that nephropathy was also occurring. became. This indicates that very early nephropathy, which cannot be detected by the current clinical diagnosis, can be detected by PGDS concentration measurement, and the concentration measurement value is the average of healthy subjects + ( (2 X standard deviation) It became clear that it was appropriate to judge a person who showed the above as positive.
- Example 1 the blood creatinine concentration and urinary albumin index both showed normal values, but the blood PGDS concentration and Z or urine L-PGDS index showed abnormal values for 8 patients for 2 years.
- the abnormal value of L-PGDS concentration is the average value of healthy subjects + (2 X standard deviation) (blood: 1.22 g / m and urine: 6.16 mg / g-creatinine) or more, abnormal blood creatinine concentration
- the value was 1.lmg / cH or more
- the abnormal value of urinary albumin index was 30mg / g-creatinine or more. Table 2 shows the results. Table 2
- both PGDS concentration in blood and PGDS index in urine show high correlation with creatinine clearance, and it is clear that measurement of PGDS concentration is useful for evaluating glomerular filtration ability. It became. Since the measurement of PGDS does not require the use of urine storage or the administration of exogenous clearance substances, this method facilitates the management of glomerular lesions. It became possible.
- the urinary PGDS index was measured for 101 diabetic patients. At the same time, urinary albumin index and urinary type IV collagen index were measured.
- Urinary albumin index Based on the progression of diabetic nephropathy, normal albumin urine stage (urine albumin index: less than 30 mg / g-creatinine, 57 subjects), microalbumin urine stage (same as: 30 mg / g-creatinine or higher)
- Fig. 7 shows the results of classification into 300 mg / g-creatinine and less than 27 patients and overt proteinuria stage (same as above: 300 mg / g-creatinine and more than 17 patients).
- urinary PGDS index of diabetic patients in the normal albuminuria phase was significantly higher than that of healthy subjects, but no such significant difference was observed in the urinary type IV collagen index. This indicates that very early diabetic nephropathy, which cannot be detected by urinary albumin or urinary type IV collagen, can be detected by urinary L-PGDS.
- the positive rate of urinary PGDS index and urinary type IV collagen index in each of the albumin urine patients classified in Example 7 was examined.
- the abnormal value of the urine PGDS index was set to 6.16 mg / g-creaUnine or more according to Example 5.
- the abnormal value of the urinary type IV collagen index was set to 3.7 zg / g-creatinine or more according to the standard of Isono et al. (Motohide Isono et al., Diabetes, 39, 599-604, 1996).
- FIG. 8 shows the results of determining that each of the samples showed an abnormal value as positive.
- the urinary PGDS index and the urinary type IV collagen index both showed a positive value of 100! 3 ⁇ 4 in patients in the overt proteinuria phase.
- the positive rate of urinary PGDS index was slightly higher than that of urinary type IV collagen index. (74. 13 ⁇ 4 vs. 70. 43 ⁇ 4).
- the positive rate of urinary PGDS index was significantly higher than the positive rate of urinary type IV collagen index (57.9% vs 36.8 36).
- FIG. 9 results of examining the positive rate of urinary PGDS index in the positive group and the negative group are shown in FIG. 9 in which 101 diabetic patients were classified into two groups based on the standard value of urinary type IV collagen index.
- the urinary PGDS index was determined to be more than 90% positive, and the results were almost the same.
- Example 7 urine was collected 2-3 years ago, and 63 PGDS, albumin, and type IV collagen index in stored urine were measured in 63 subjects who had been stored at -20 ° C. did.
- the abnormal value of the urinary albumin index was set to 30 mg / g-creatinine or more according to the diagnostic criteria of the Joint Committee of the Japan Diabetes Society and the Japanese Society of Nephrology.
- the abnormal values of urine L-PGDS and type IV collagen index were the same as in Example 8.
- blood creatinine or urinary albumin which is currently used as an indicator of a renal disease having a lesion in renal glomeruli such as glomerulonephritis and diabetic nephropathy, is used.
- a method is provided that can detect renal abnormalities significantly. Moreover, the method of the present invention
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