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3/3/2017 1 What’s bugging you? Relevance of the Human Microbiome in Health and Disease Heidi H. Kong, MD, MHSc, FAAD Dermatology Branch DISCLOSURE OF RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY Heidi H Kong, MD, MHSc, FAAD U097: Relevance of the Human Microbiome in Health & Disease DISCLOSURES No relevant conflicts to disclose Human Microbiome Defining ‘microbiome’ Microbiome in health & disease Non-dermatologic Arthritis, Cardiometabolism, Cancer Skin Potential applications Clostridium difficile colitis Definition of Microbiome Collection of microbes including bacteria, viruses, and eukaryotes (fungi) and their collective genomes Kong. Trends Molec Med. 2011 Collect superficial skin sample Isolate DNA Amplify DNA with primers (bacteria = 16S rRNA gene) DNA sequencing/analysis Pipeline for skin microbiome studies

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What’s bugging you?

Relevance of the Human Microbiome

in Health and DiseaseHeidi H. Kong, MD, MHSc, FAAD

Dermatology Branch

DISCLOSURE OF RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY

Heidi H Kong, MD, MHSc, FAAD

U097: Relevance of the Human Microbiome in Health & Disease

DISCLOSURES

No relevant conflicts to disclose

Human Microbiome

Defining ‘microbiome’

Microbiome in health & disease

Non-dermatologic

Arthritis, Cardiometabolism, Cancer

Skin

Potential applications

Clostridium difficile colitis

Definition of Microbiome

Collection of microbes including bacteria,

viruses, and eukaryotes (fungi) and

their collective genomes

Kong. Trends Molec Med. 2011

Collect superficial skin sample

Isolate DNA

Amplify DNA with primers

(bacteria = 16S rRNA gene)

DNA sequencing/analysis

Pipeline for skin microbiome studies

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Direct sequencing vs.

culture-based methods

Diversity from culture

Diversity from direct

sequencing

NIH Common Fund:

Human Microbiome Project

Longitudinally assess

microbial diversity of 250

healthy subjects at 5 major

body sites

HMP Consortium. Nature 2012

Science 2009

Defining the Human Microbiome

Collection of microbes including bacteria, viruses, and

eukaryotes (fungi) and their collective genomes

Human microbes more diverse that observed with

traditional culturing

Integrating genomics into microbial investigations is

advancing our knowledge about our microbes

Different body sites contain distinctive microbial

communities

Obesity-associated fecal

transfer results in obese

phenotype

Obesity-associated fecal bacteria

Indigestible dietary complex

carbohydrates

Efficiently harvest energy

Facilitate absorption of short-

chain fatty acids

Turnbaugh P at al. Nature 2006.

Aron-Wishewsky A, Clement K. Nature Rev Nephrol 2016. Aron-Wishewsky A, Clement K. Nature Rev Nephrol 2016.

debated

observations

Linking diet, microbiota & cardiovascular/kidney disease

Meat, fish,

eggs

TMAO =

trimethylamine

N-oxide

MACE = major

adverse cardiac

events

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Bravo-Blas et al. Curr Opin Rheumatol 2016.

Arthritis & Microbiome

Bravo-Blas et al. Curr Opin Rheumatol 2016.

Arthritis & Microbiome

Mouse model of arthritis• Segmented filamentous bacteria found

to trigger autoimmune arthritis in germ-

free K/BxN mice

Wu H-J et al. Cell 2010

• Patient studies searching for

microbiome differences have been

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Human Microbiome

Defining ‘microbiome’

Microbiome in health & disease

Non-dermatologic

Arthritis, Cardiometabolism, Cancer

Skin

Potential applications

Clostridium difficile colitis

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The Skin Microbiome

Skin

Microbes

Host

Host factors influence

skin microbial

composition

Skin microbiota

influence host skin

Skin Bacterial Genomic Data

16S rRNA gene

• Universal

• Assess phylogeny

Grice, Kong, et al. Genome Research 2008

Grice, Kong…Segre. Science. 2009

Skin bacterial communities demonstrate topographical

diversity and site-specificityOily

Moist

Dry

• Bacterial skin communities are site-specific

• Skin microenvironments are associated with

differences in the relative abundances of

predominant bacteria

20 skin sites

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Commensal niches in distinct epithelia demonstrate differential

responses after antibiotics in mice

Topical S. epidermidis association can increase IL-17A production

in the skin of germ-free mice

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Atopic Dermatitis (AD)

• Bacterial and viral skin infections

• Common treatments:

– Topical/systemic antimicrobials and steroids

• Incidence doubled in last 3 decades in

industrialized countries

– Possible external factor

– Mice: skin exposure to antigens

mucosal sensitization

• Understanding triggers of AD may allow us to modify the development of AD/atopic diseases and develop therapeutic targets

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Objective SCORAD range: 0-83

• Pediatric patients with

moderate to severe

disease (N=12)

• Healthy age-matched

controls (N=11)

• Sampled

characteristically

affected areas

Kong, Oh…Segre. Genome Res 2012.

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Children with atopic dermatitisAge-matched controls

Kong, Oh…Segre. Genome Res 2012.

Staphylococcus spp increase during AD flares Hypothesis integrating AD flare, increase in

Staphylococcus and decrease in microbial diversity

Kong, Oh…Segre. Genome Res 2012.

Itchy dermatitis in Adam17 deficient mice

Kobayashi…Nagao. Immunity 2015.

• ADAM17 (A disintegrin and metalloproteinase 17):

• Cell surface protein that cleaves other surface proteins (pro-TNF-a and

pro-EGFR)

• Adam17fl/flSox9-Cre

Patients with ADAM17 deletion exhibit AD-like

disease

• Eczema

• Pustules

• S. aureus

infections

Blobel et al. NEJM 2011.

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Adam17 deficient mice exhibit atopic dermatitis-like

disease and bacterial dysbiosis

Adam17fl/flSox9-Cre WT

Wk 3

Wk 8

Wk 14

Adam17fl/flSox9-Cre WT

Kobayashi et al. Immunity 2015

Antibiotics reverse dysbiosis in Adam17 deficient mice

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IL-4 ↑ dermatitis ↑

Staphylococcus aureus exacerbates skin

disease in Adam17 deficient mice

Nakatsuji T et al. Sci Transl Med 2017

Commensal staphylococci can produce AMPs to

selectively kill S. aureus

Acne association with Propionibacterium acnes

Similar relative abundance of P. acne in healthy individuals

(n=52) vs. acne patients (n=49)

Many different P. acnes strains

Identified some genetic differences between health-

associated vs acne-associated

Possible therapeutic strategy?

Liu J et al. ISME J 2015.

Tomida S. et al. mBio. 2013.

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Human Microbiome

Defining ‘microbiome’

Microbiome in health & disease

Non-dermatologic

Arthritis, Cardiometabolism, Cancer

Skin

Potential applications

Clostridium difficile colitis

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C. difficile colitis can follow antibiotic treatment

This infectious diarrhea may be mild to severe, with 20% relapse rate

Fecal Microbiota Transplant

FMT = Transfer of stool/bacteria from healthy donor to another individual

First reported use: 4th century China

1950s – in US without significant regulation

Recent increase in use (C. difficile colitis) – 80% remission rate

Fecal bacterial composition after FMT

61 yo female

8 month h/o of diarrhea after course of antibiotics

Recalcitrant

Bowel movements q 15 minutes

Wheelchair bound

Husband was donor

Solid stool within 2 days

Khoruts et al . J Clin Gastroenterol 2012.

Clostridium spp.

Fecal Microbiota Transplant

FDA evaluating FMT as a drug

How to ensure safety?

Variability of stool composition

Screening donors

Stool preparation methods

Active components?

Need controlled studies

Other GI disorders

Human Microbiome

Defining ‘microbiome’

Microbiome in health & disease

Non-dermatologic

Arthritis, Cardiometabolism, Cancer

Skin

Potential applications

Clostridium difficile colitis

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