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Menstrual blood multiomics analysis to better diagnose, understand and treat endometriosis

Descrizione del progetto

Diagnosi dell’endometriosi attraverso il liquido mestruale

L’endometriosi è una condizione in cui le cellule endometriali crescono in altri punti dell’addome e della zona pelvica. Questo provoca un dolore significativo ed è associato all’infertilità, che colpisce fino al 10 % delle donne. Finanziato dal Consiglio europeo della ricerca, il progetto MultiMENDO intende far luce sulla patogenesi dell’endometriosi e migliorarne la diagnosi. I ricercatori propongono di utilizzare il liquido mestruale per la diagnosi dell’endometriosi. Attraverso un’analisi trascrittomica, identificheranno biomarcatori diagnostici candidati associati all’endometriosi e biomarcatori prognostici per la risposta al trattamento. Lo studio farà compiere progressi sulle attuali conoscenze sulla fisiopatologia dell’endometriosi e aprirà la strada a nuovi trattamenti.

Obiettivo

The MensEndoDiag project aims at finding diagnostic biomarkers and prognostic biomarker candidates, as well as investigating new therapeutic approaches for endometriosis using menstrual fluid, an easily accessible yet overlooked biological fluid.
Endometriosis is a common gynecological disorder affecting 6-10% of women of childbearing age. It is associated with pelvic pain and infertility. It leads to a reduced quality of life and is an economic burden. It is defined by the presence of endometrial tissue outside the uterus. Endometriotic lesion form from retrograde menstruation (menstrual fluid reflux through the fallopian tubes) but the precise pathogenesis remains unclear. There are no noninvasive biomarkers currently used in clinical care but they are essential to improve the diagnosis delay, currently estimated at 8 years. There is no specific treatment and pharmacological options are contraceptive. Here, I propose to use menstrual fluid as a relevant biological fluid for endometriosis.
In Aim 1, single-cell transcriptomics and soluble protein multiplex assays on 64 menstrual fluid samples will be used to identify candidate diagnostic biomarkers that differentiate endometriosis affected women from healthy controls. Validation of these biomarkers will be carried out in menstrual fluid samples from 250 women. In Aim 2, menstrual fluid derived organoids cultured with or without immune cells will be used to assess endometriosis associated functional changes and to test new immunomodulatory treatments. In Aim 3, longitudinal cohorts will be established to identify prognostic candidate biomarkers for response to surgery and in vitro fertilization.
Diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers are essential to assess disease establishment, evolution and to choose the most appropriate treatment. This project will enhance our understanding of endometriosis pathophysiology as well as allow the study of a new biological fluid, relevant to gynecologic and reproductive disorders.

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Meccanismo di finanziamento

HORIZON-ERC - HORIZON ERC Grants

Istituzione ospitante

UNIVERSITE PARIS CITE
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 1 058 130,50
Indirizzo
85 BD SAINT GERMAIN
75006 Paris
Francia

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Regione
Ile-de-France Ile-de-France Paris
Tipo di attività
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 1 058 130,50

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