Amsterdam UMC location AMC
Amsterdam, Netherlands
NCT Number: NCT05816577
E. coli Nissle (EcN) is a well-established human probiotic. However, it has been found that it produces colibactin, linked to colorectal cancer. In this safety trial, the safety and properties of a novel, colibactin-knockout EcN strain (EcNΔClbP) is investigated.
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Notify Me18 year–65 year
All sexes
Interventional
Phase 1
Amsterdam, Netherlands
In this randomised controlled intervention study, the investigators will compare EcN vs. EcN colibactin-knockout (EcNΔClbP), given once daily for 7 days, in a population of healthy individuals. Safety will be established using adverse event reporting, study visits and laboratory parameters. Pharmacokinetics will be established at the beginning and the end of the study. EcN/EcNΔClbP gut engraftment properties and effects on gut microbiome composition will be assessed using fecal analyses (qPCR, shotgun metagonmics). In addition, effects on glucose homeostasis will be studied using continuous glucose monitoring.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
E coli Nissle strain with ClbP-gene removed and therefore not producing colibactin
E Coli wildtype strain
Time frame: 3 weeks
The number, duration and severity of adverse reactions to assess the safety/tolerability of the EcNΔClbP strain compared to the wild type strain.
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in CRP (mg/L)
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in leucocytes (10^9/L)
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in renal function, expressed as kreatinin levels (micromol/L) throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in bilirubin in micromol/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in alkaline phosphatase in U/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in gamma-GT in U/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in AST in U/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in ALT in U/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in hemoglobin in mmol/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in trombocytes in 10^9/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in eosinophils in 10^9/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in basophils in 10^9/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in neutrophils in 10^9/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in monocytes in 10^9/L throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in lipid profile throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in HOMA-IR throughout the study
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in Gastro-intestinal quality of life (GIQLI) score. The maximum score is 155, the minimum score is 31. A higher score represents a better outcome.
Time frame: Weekly, during 3 weeks
Changes in Bristol Stool Chart score throughout the study. Stools can be scored from 1 (hard stool) to 7 (watery stool). A score of 4 is considered ideal.
Time frame: Daily during 2 weeks
Quantification of EcN in faeces samples collected throughout the two weeks via quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR)
Time frame: Weekly during 3 weeks
Comparison of relative abundances of species throughout the study using shotgun metagenomics
Time frame: Weekly during 3 weeks
Changes in 24h faecal bile acids will be measured at V2, V3 and V4.
Time frame: Weekly during 3 weeks
Changes in fasting plasma bile acids will be measured at V2, V3 and V4.
Time frame: Weekly during 3 weeks
Changes in 24h faecal and fasting and short-chain fatty acids will be measured at V2, V3 and V4.
Time frame: Weekly during 3 weeks
Changes in fasting short-chain fatty acids will be measured at V2, V3 and V4.
Max Nieuwdorp
Other
Acronym: SECONI
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