Circulating exosomes may identify biomarkers for cows at risk for metabolic dysfunction
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Koh, YQ
Peiris, HN
Vaswani, K
Holland, O
Meier, S
Roche, JR
Burke, CR
Crookenden, MA
Arachchige, BJ
Reed, S
Mitchell, MD
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Disease susceptibility of dairy cows is greatest during the transition from pregnancy to lactation. Circulating exosomes may provide biomarkers to detect at-risk cows to enhance health and productivity. From 490 cows, animals at high- (n = 20) or low-risk (n = 20) of transition-related diseases were identified using plasma non-esterified fatty acid and β-hydroxybutyrate concentrations and liver triacylglyceride concentrations during the two weeks post-calving. We isolated circulating exosomes from plasma of dairy cows at low-risk (LR-EXO) and high-risk (HR-EXO), and analyzed their proteome profiles to determine markers for metabolic dysfunction. We evaluated the effects of these exosomes on eicosanoid pathway expression by bovine endometrial stromal (bCSC) and epithelial (bEEL) cells. HR-EXO had significantly lower yield of circulating exosomes compared with LR-EXO, and unique proteins were identified in HR-EXO and LR-EXO. Exposure to LR-EXO or HR-EXO differentially regulated eicosanoid gene expression and production in bCSC and bEEL cells. In bCSC, LR-EXO exposure increased PGE2 and PGD2 production, whereas HR-EXO exposure increased PTGS2 gene expression. In bEEL, HR-EXO exposure caused a decrease in PGE2, PGF2α, PGD2, PGFM and TXB2 production. The unique presence of serpin A3-7, coiled-coil domain containing 88A and inhibin/activin β A chain in HR-EXO, indicates potential biomarkers for cows at-risk for metabolic diseases. Our results are in line with the health status of the cow indicating a potential diagnostic role for exosomes in enhancing cows’ health and fertility.
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Almughlliq, FB; Koh, YQ; Peiris, HN; Vaswani, K; Holland, O; Meier, S; Roche, JR; Burke, CR; Crookenden, MA; Arachchige, BJ; Reed, S; Mitchell, MD, Circulating exosomes may identify biomarkers for cows at risk for metabolic dysfunction, Scientific Reports, 2019, 9 (1), pp. 13879: 1-13879: 12