WO1997039764A1 - Agent anti-pylori - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an anti-H. Pylori agent, and more particularly to a therapeutic agent for eradication and prevention of infection of H. pylori parasitism in the stomach of humans and for repair of ulcers and wounds.
- H. ylori Helicobacter pylori, or He. Icobacterpy 1 ori (hereinafter abbreviated as H. ylori), is a bacterium isolated from gastric mucosa of ulcer patients by Australia's Marsha 11 and Warren. As the most important exacerbating factor affecting hepatitis, which is the main cause of chronic gastritis or healing / relapse of peptic ulcer, and gastrointestinal tract disease such as gastric cancer or lymphoma, its correlation with such disease has been attracting attention. ing. For example, a statistical epidemiological study found that H.py10ri was detected in 65% of gastritis patients, 86% of gastric ulcer patients, and almost 100% of duodenal ulcer patients.
- H. py 1 ori is a gram-negative spiral or S-shaped bacterium belonging to 0.5 to 1.0 X 2.5 to 4.0; It has raw flagella.
- H. pyrori is colonized and proliferated in the mucosal layer covering the stomach wall of almost the entire stomach, and is characterized by having extremely strong perease activity. In particular, it is known that it inhabits the pylorus at high density, but does not inhabit the mucosa of the stomach where intestinal metaplasia occurred.
- py 1 ori is not found in the duodenum, small intestine and esophageal mucosa, it frequently inhabits the duodenal mucosa that has undergone gastric epithelial metaplasia and is considered to be closely related to the recurrence of duodenal ulcer. Have been. More recently, infections from endoscopes have attracted attention, and thorough disinfection of endoscopes is desired.
- H. pylori was initially classified as the genus Campylobacter, the causative agent of diarrhea. It was classified as a new independent ⁇ ⁇ closer to Wo 1 ine 1 1a, rather than Yuichi Campylobac, based on its composition and fatty acid composition.
- the clinical isolate has been identified as H. pylori with microaerobic growth of S. cerevisiae on a microaerobic growth bacterium, with a perease-positive nature. Genomic taxonomy shows that the homology of the DNA homology and the nucleotide sequence of the ribosomal RNA gene is more than 70% each, indicating that the species consists of homogeneous strains.
- H. pylori isolates although differences in antigenicity among strains have been suggested by immunoblot and ELISA using patient sera, subspecies and subtypes within species such as serotypes are still established. It has not been.
- H. py 1 ori which is resident in the gastric mucosal layer, not only suppresses the development of peptic ulcers, but also prevents the recurrence of ulcers.
- bismuth preparations, triple combination therapy using metronidazole and antibacterial agents, and proton pump inhibition of acid secretion inhibitors Two-drug combination therapy using a combination of a drug (PPI) and amoxicillin has become mainstream.
- the above three-drug combination therapy can achieve a high eradication rate of 80% or more, the frequency of side effects is high, and the two-drug therapy has a low frequency of side effects, but the eradication rate is low. There is a disadvantage that it will.
- the emergence of resistant bacteria has been regarded as an issue in triple therapy, and the emergence of resistant H. py1 ori has already been reported for metronidazole.
- NIH recommendation is a major change in response to diseases in view of changes in the concept of medicine in the stomach and colon, the potential of new drugs, and quality of life (QOL).
- QOL quality of life
- the present invention relates to an anti-H. Pylori agent, an anti-ulcer agent and an agent for treating a wound, comprising an antibacterial peptide as an active ingredient, a method for eradication of H. pylori, and a method for treating a patient having an ulcer or a wound. is there.
- the Helicobacter pylori of the present invention means H. pylori, and is a bacterium belonging to the genus Helicopac (Heicobabacter). Helicobacter pylori was previously described as belonging to the genus Campylobabac, but is now a bacterium belonging to the genus Helicobacter. Therefore, the Helicobacter pylori of the present invention naturally includes those which were previously said to belong to the genus Campylobacter.
- the antimicrobial peptides of the present invention include, for example, the antimicrobial peptides defined in Journal of Leukocyte Biology 58 (2), p. 128-186, (1995), The peptide is not particularly limited as long as it has an antibacterial action against H. pylori. Specifically, an antimicrobial peptide in vivo, particularly an antimicrobial in vivo submucosal peptide is preferably used.
- E AMP endogenous antimicrobial peptide
- antibacterial peptides such as defensin, isolated and purified from mammalian granulocytes and neutrophils, and bactenecin, isolated and purified from neutrophils of the sea are known.
- defensin isolated and purified from mammalian granulocytes and neutrophils
- bactenecin isolated and purified from neutrophils of the sea
- FALL39 a peptide derived from bone marrow cells (Myeloid cells) called FALL39 is known (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 92 ( 1), p. 195-199, (1995)).
- an antibacterial peptide present in bacteria includes heparin sulfate proteoglycan (hereinafter, abbreviated as “HS PG”), which is b-FGF (basic- By binding to growth factors such as Fibro 1 ast Growth Factor), extracellular matrix such as laminin fibronectin, and collagen, and cytokines, they have been shown to exhibit unique biological activities. ing.
- HS PG heparin sulfate proteoglycan
- PR-39 is an antimicrobial peptide having antimicrobial activity in the acidic region
- H.py1 ori is a bacterium that resides under extremely strong acidic conditions under the gastric mucosa.
- -39? It is the most preferred antibacterial peptide as having an effective bactericidal and eradication action against py1ori.
- the antimicrobial peptides preferably, Casalin ' (catha 1 infami 1 y) or those belonging to the defensin 'family (defensinf am ily) are used.
- Tables 1 and 2 show examples of antibacterial peptides belonging to each family.
- Catherine Family I for example, BAC 7, Bac 5, FALL 39, PR-39, etc. listed in Table 1 are preferable, and as “Defensin. Family”, for example, HNP listed in Table 2 — 1, NP—1, R t NP—l, etc. are preferably used.
- Dodecaptide neutrophils (bone marrow cells) Busu PR-39 Neutrophils (bone marrow cells) samll intestine
- syndusin which is a cell growth factor
- PR-39 which is a bushy EAMP present in granules of polynuclear leukocytes infiltrating into the wound of skin
- PR-39 present in granules of multinucleated leukocytes infiltrating into the skin has been confirmed to promote wound healing by preventing exogenous cell infection and inducing syndican.
- Antibodies are also generated against the fractions that exhibit anti-H. Pylori activity, stained on human gastric mucosa and human fibroblasts, and a PR-39-like substance, PR-39 related peptide (hereinafter abbreviated as “PRPP”). ) was confirmed to exist.
- PRPP PR-39 related peptide
- Human PRP P was found to have antibacterial activity (including anti-H. Py1 o r i activity) and antiproliferative activity against bushu PR-39 or syndecan.
- a particularly preferred embodiment of the present invention is an anti-H. Pylori agent, an anti-ulcer agent and a wound treatment agent whose antibacterial peptide contains PR-39 as an active ingredient.
- PR-39 also includes its equivalent, the PRPP.
- PRPP includes those in which the peptide bond is located in the homologous region of the PR-39 peptide bond by homology search. For example, it includes a variant of PR-39, which has the same antibacterial activity as that of PR-39 by MICSasy described in Example 1.
- the anti-H. Pylori agent used in the present invention is orally administered as a pharmaceutical composition containing these antibacterial peptides as they are or as a mixture with a pharmacologically acceptable carrier or excipient known per se. can do.
- Specific dosage forms for oral administration include tablets, pills, capsules, granules, Syrups, emulsions, suspensions and the like can be mentioned, but other forms can also be used as long as the effects of the present invention can be exerted.
- Such a dosage form is produced by a method known per se, and contains a carrier or a carrier commonly used in the pharmaceutical field.
- carriers and excipients for tablets include lactose, maltose, saccharose, starch, magnesium stearate and the like.
- the dosage of the anti-H. Pylori agent of the present invention varies mainly depending on the disease, symptom, and dosage form, but it is usually 0.01 to 1500 mg, preferably 0.5 to 75 Omg once per adult. It can be administered in several divided doses.
- the MIC assay was performed according to the method of NCCL S (National Computer Laboratory for Clinical Laboratory Standard) (N CCL SV i 11 anova 1 983). Table 3 shows the results. As is evident from Table 3, PR-39 is an antibacterial agent against human H. pylori strain of American Culture Collection (ATCC). / JP 7/01 09 showed effects. Table 3 Antibacterial activity of PR-39 against human H. py 1 ori strain
- PR-39 was separated in the same manner as in Example 1, and each fraction was purified by gel filtration. The obtained antibacterial spectrum of PR-39 was examined, and it was confirmed by MICAssay that the antibacterial activity against H. py1ori was exhibited.
- the wild strain of H. py 1 ori was isolated from a gastric ulcer patient and cultured.
- H. pylori was cultured at 35 ° C for 2 days under conditions in which soyagarliI (BBL) was added with 5% sheep blood. The culture was performed using Mu11 er-Hinton medium, 5% horse serum, in AeRoPaucHiComlysostem.
- the MIC assay was performed by the method of NCCLS (National Computer for Clinical Laboratory Standard) (NCCLSV i11 anova 1983). Table 4 shows the results. From such experiments, it was found that PR-39 exhibited a good antibacterial activity against a wild-type (clinical isolate) H. py1 ori. Table 4-Antibacterial activity of 1-39 against ⁇ 1. Py 1 ori wild strain
- Gastric ulcers were formed experimentally using 15 SpragueDawley rats weighing about 220 g. To form a gastric ulcer, the rat was laparotomized under ether anesthesia to expose the anterior stomach wall, and 0.03 ml of 20% acetic acid was applied to the anterior stomach wall using a Hamilton microsyringe according to the method of Okabe et al. They were injected into the submucosa at the border between the fundic glands and the pyloric glands, closed, and reared normally for 7 days.
- mice On day 7, five animals were sacrificed and their stomachs were removed. The remaining 10 rats were divided into two groups of 5 rats each, which were a control group administered with physiological saline and an experimental group administered with PR-39.
- the rats in the control group received lm 1 of physiological saline, and the rats in the experimental group received 0.8 mg Zm 1 of PR-39 once a day intraperitoneally. Administer saline or PR-39 for 7 days. On day 14 after administration), each stomach was removed.
- the removed stomach was clamped between the pyloric ring and the esophagogastric junction, and injected with 70% alcohol 10 ml into the stomach and fixed. An incision was made along the greater curvature, the gastric mucosal surface was exposed, and the formed gastric ulcer was visually observed to measure its surface area.
- the central part of the stomach ulcer was cut out parallel to the lesser scoliosis gland, buried in a usual manner, embedded with HE, stained with HE, and the formed stomach ulcer was examined histologically.
- the items examined were the length of the gastric ulcer and the thickness of the granulation at the bottom of the ulcer.
- Table 5 shows the measurement results of the ulcer area, and Table 6 shows the histological observation results. Table 5 Healing effect of PR-39 on acetic acid ulcer (rat) Number of animals Ulcer area (mm 2; mean soil SEM)
- the ulcer area of the control group administered with saline on the 14th day of acetic acid administration was significantly smaller than that of the 7th day of acetic acid administration and 14 days after the 7th day of acetic acid administration. It turns out that healing is in progress.
- PR-39 is administered daily during this healing process, the ulcer area is significantly smaller than that of the control.
- Antimicrobial peptides have the effect of eradication of H. ylori and repair of ulcers. It is useful as a therapeutic agent for upper gastrointestinal diseases such as species. Particularly vivo antibacterial Bae flop evening Lee de typified PR- 39 is a prophylactic or therapeutic agent for better gastrointestinal ulcers, medical contribution is enormous c
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