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Spatial RNA sequencing of fibrotic ileal tissues from Crohn’s disease stricture patients revealed PDGFRB overexpression. High-throughput screening identified fidaxomicin, an FDA-approved drug for C. difficile infection, as a PDGFRB inhibitor. Fidaxomicin reduced collagen and PDGFRB mRNA expression in patient-derived fibroblasts and ileal tissues, and inhibited PDGFRβ and GSK3β phosphorylation. In SAMP1/YitFc mice, oral fidaxomicin reduced ileal fibrosis, effects abolished by Pdgfrb and Gsk3b overexpression. Fidaxomicin inhibits intestinal fibrosis by targeting PDGFRβ/GSK3β signaling.
Fig. 1 Spatial RNA sequencing revealed commonly overexpressed genes in the fibrotic regions of intestinal strictures in CDS patients. (Irwin S, et al., 2025)
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Using a "DNA to Proteins" affinity purification method, the global regulator MtrA was identified as a positive regulator of fidaxomicin biosynthesis in Actinoplanes deccanensis. Overexpressing mtrA increased fidaxomicin production by 37%. Combining DAP‑seq and RNA‑seq, the authors systematically elucidated MtrA's direct and indirect regulatory roles in primary and secondary metabolism. This provides a new strategy for improving fidaxomicin production.
Fig. 2 Identification of the fadS5R1p-interactive regulator MtrA. (Xie H, et al., 2023)
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