The invention provides a potential therapeutic target for
cardiac hypertrophy and
heart failure, finds that the
cardiac hypertrophy caused by
pressure load can be obviously relieved by using adeno-associated
virus (AVV9) as a carrier
myocardial cell specific overexpression Ces1d
gene, and finds that the Ces1d relieves the
cardiac hypertrophy by promoting
fatty acid oxidation; and a potential target and a new strategy are provided for
heart failure treatment. According to the invention, Ces1d is taken as a regulation target, and the expression level of Ces1d is regulated, so that the
fatty acid oxidation of myocardial cells can be obviously promoted, and the expression of
fatty acid oxidation related genes such as Cpt1a, Cpt1b, Cpt2, Acadm, Acadvl and Acox1 can be up-regulated, thereby optimizing the utilization mode of a myocardial
energy metabolism substrate; meanwhile, mitochondrial dysfunction and mitochondrial generation damage induced by
pressure load can be improved. Therefore, the regulation strategy taking the Ces1d as the action target and the AVV9 as the carrier provides a new
gene therapy technical approach for prevention and treatment of cardiac hypertrophy and related cardiovascular diseases, and has a good application prospect and a remarkable clinical potential value.