Lipids shape brain function through ion channel and receptor modulations: physiological mechanisms and clinical perspectives
Salvatore Incontro,
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Maria Laura Musella,
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Malika Sammari
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Physiological Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
105(1), P. 137 - 207
Published: July 11, 2024
Lipids
represent
the
most
abundant
molecular
type
in
brain,
with
a
fat
content
of
∼60%
dry
brain
weight
humans.
Despite
this
fact,
little
attention
has
been
paid
to
circumscribe
dynamic
role
lipids
function
and
disease.
Membrane
such
as
cholesterol,
phosphoinositide,
sphingolipids,
arachidonic
acid,
endocannabinoids
finely
regulate
both
synaptic
receptors
ion
channels
that
ensure
critical
neural
functions.
After
brief
introduction
on
their
respective
properties,
we
review
here
regulating
channel
activity,
action
potential
propagation,
neuronal
development,
functional
plasticity
contribution
development
neurological
neuropsychiatric
diseases.
We
also
provide
possible
directions
for
future
research
lipid
Language: Английский
Metabolic Reprogramming of Neural Stem Cells by Chiral Nanofiber for Spinal Cord Injury
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Exogenous
neural
stem
cells
(NSCs)
have
great
potential
to
reconstitute
damage
spinal
circuitry.
However,
regulating
the
metabolic
reprogramming
of
NSCs
for
reliable
nerve
regeneration
has
been
challenging.
This
report
discusses
biomimetic
dextral
hydrogel
(DH)
with
right-handed
nanofibers
that
specifically
reprograms
lipid
metabolism
NSCs,
promoting
their
differentiation
and
rapid
damaged
axons.
The
underlying
mechanism
is
intrinsic
stereoselectivity
between
DH
fatty
acid-binding
protein
5
(FABP5),
which
facilitates
transportation
acids
bound
FABP5
into
mitochondria
endoplasmic
reticulum,
subsequently
augmenting
acid
oxidation
(FAO)
levels
enriching
sphingosine
biosynthesis.
In
rat
SCI
model,
significantly
improved
Basso–Beattie–Bresnahan
(BBB)
locomotor
scores
(over
3-fold)
hindlimbs'
compound
muscle
action
4-fold)
compared
untreated
group,
conveying
a
significant
return
functional
recovery.
finding
nanoscale
chirality-dependent
provides
insights
understanding
cell
physiology
presents
opportunities
regenerative
medicine.
Language: Английский
Ganglioside GD3 regulates neural stem cell quiescence and controls postnatal neurogenesis
Glia,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
72(1), P. 167 - 183
Published: Sept. 5, 2023
Abstract
The
postnatal
neural
stem
cell
(NSC)
pool
hosts
quiescent
and
activated
radial
glia‐like
NSCs
contributing
to
neurogenesis
throughout
adulthood.
However,
the
underlying
regulatory
mechanism
during
transition
from
in
NSC
niche
is
not
fully
understood.
Lipid
metabolism
lipid
composition
play
important
roles
regulating
fate
determination.
Biological
membranes
define
individual
cellular
shape
help
maintain
organization
are
highly
heterogeneous
structure
there
exist
diverse
microdomains
(also
known
as
rafts),
which
enriched
with
sugar
molecules,
such
glycosphingolipids.
An
often
overlooked
but
key
aspect
that
functional
activities
of
proteins
genes
dependent
on
their
molecular
environments.
We
previously
reported
ganglioside
GD3
predominant
species
reduced
pools
observed
global
GD3‐synthase
knockout
(GD3S‐KO)
mouse
brains.
specific
determining
stage
cell‐lineage
determination
remain
unclear,
since
GD3S‐KO
mice
cannot
distinguish
if
regulates
or
developmental
impacts.
Here,
we
show
inducible
deletion
promotes
activation,
resulting
loss
long‐term
maintenance
adult
pools.
subventricular
zone
(SVZ)
dentate
gyrus
(DG)
GD3S‐conditional‐knockout
led
impaired
olfactory
memory
functions.
Thus,
our
results
provide
convincing
evidence
maintains
state
niche.
Language: Английский
Neural stem cells in aging
Translational Medicine of Aging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Gangliosides in neural stem cell fate determination and nerve cell specification--preparation and administration
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
Gangliosides
are
sialylated
glycosphingolipids
with
essential
but
enigmatic
functions
in
healthy
and
disease
brains.
GD3
is
the
predominant
species
neural
stem
cells
(NSCs)
GD3-synthase
(sialyltransferase
II;
St8Sia1
)
knockout
(GD3S-KO)
revealed
reduction
of
postnatal
NSC
pools
severe
behavioral
deficits
including
cognitive
impairment,
depression-like
phenotypes,
olfactory
dysfunction.
Exogenous
administration
significantly
restored
enhanced
stemness
NSCs
multipotency
self-renewal,
followed
by
neuronal
functions.
Our
group
discovered
that
involved
maintenance
fate
determination
interacting
epidermal
growth
factor
receptors
(EGFRs),
modulating
expression
cyclin-dependent
kinase
(CDK)
inhibitors
p27
p21,
regulating
mitochondrial
dynamics
via
associating
a
fission
protein,
dynamin-related
protein-1
(Drp1).
Furthermore,
we
nuclear
GM1
promotes
differentiation
an
epigenetic
regulatory
mechanism.
binds
acetylated
histones
on
promoter
N-acetylgalactosaminyltransferase
(GalNAcT;
GM2
synthase
(GM2S);
B4galnt1)
as
well
NeuroD1
differentiated
neurons.
In
addition,
activation
GM2S
gene
was
detected
accompanied
apparent
induction
responding
to
exogenous
supplement
GM1.
Interestingly,
induced
tyrosine
hydroxylase
(TH)
gene,
recruitment
Nurr1
PITX3,
dopaminergic
neuron-associated
transcription
factors,
TH
region.
this
way,
epigenetically
regulates
neuron
specific
expression,
it
would
modify
Parkinson’s
disease.
Multifunctional
gangliosides
modulate
lipid
microdomains
regulate
important
molecules
multiple
sites:
plasma
membrane,
membrane.
Versatile
functional
neurons
sustain
protein
activities
ganglioside
microdomains.
Maintaining
proper
benefits
development
millions
senior
citizens
neurodegenerative
diseases.
Here,
introduce
how
isolate
administer
them
into
mouse
brain
investigate
their
nerve
cell
specification.
Language: Английский
Ganglioside GD2 Contributes to a Stem‐Like Phenotype in Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma
Liver International,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(1)
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
&
Aims
GD2,
a
member
of
the
ganglioside
(GS)
family
(sialic
acid‐containing
glycosphingolipids),
is
potential
biomarker
cancer
stem
cells
(CSC)
in
several
tumours.
However,
possible
role
GD2
and
its
biosynthetic
enzyme,
GD3
synthase
(GD3S),
intrahepatic
cholangiocarcinoma
(iCCA)
has
not
been
explored.
Methods
The
stem‐like
subset
two
iCCA
cell
lines
was
enriched
by
sphere
culture
(SPH)
compared
to
monolayer
parental
(MON).
GS
profiles
were
evaluated
chromatography,
after
feeding
with
radioactive
sphingosine.
Membrane
expression
FACS,
enzymes
biosynthesis
analysed
RT‐qPCR.
modulation
features
investigated
vitro
vivo
using
GD3S‐overexpressing
corroborated
global
transcriptomic
analysis.
Results
composition
markedly
different
comparing
SPH
MON.
Among
complex
GS,
iCCA‐SPH
showed
increased
levels,
agreement
high
levels
GM2/GD2
synthases.
overexpressing
GD3S
had
higher
sphere‐forming
ability,
invasive
properties
drug
resistance
than
cells.
NOD/SCID
mice
implanted
CCLP1
developed
larger
tumours
control
By
analysis,
ontology
investigation
identified
74
processes
shared
GD3S‐transfected
cells,
enrichment
for
development
morphogenesis
processes,
MAPK
signalling
locomotion.
In
cohort
patients
iCCA,
correlated
lymph
node
invasion,
indicating
relevance
clinical
setting.
Conclusions
profile
derivatives
regulates
Language: Английский
Multifunctional glycolipids as multi-targeting therapeutics for neural regeneration
Neural Regeneration Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(4), P. 707 - 708
Published: Sept. 4, 2023
Many
patients
with
neurodegenerative
diseases,
such
as
Alzheimer's
(AD)
and
Parkinson's
(PD)
diseases
suffer
from
disease
progression
without
any
satisfying
clinical
intervention,
likely
due
to
our
lack
of
knowledge
on
how
normal
aging
impacts
the
pathogenic
mechanisms
these
debilitating
diseases.
A
growing
body
literature
has
emerged
in
recent
years
that
clearly
demonstrates
involvement
glycolipids
protein-oligomerization
disorders.
We
hypothesize
changes
composition
are
a
common
mechanism
underlying
shift
healthy
brain
neuropathological
processes
To
effectively
treat
AD
PD,
it
is
necessary
eliminate
cytotoxic
oligomers
amyloid-beta
peptides
(Aβs)
alpha-synuclein
(α-syn)
sustain
functional
neurons.
Based
mouse
study,
we
propose
reduce
neurotoxic
amyloid
β-proteins
(Aβ)
α-syn
neurons
brains
by
utilizing
sugar-containing
molecules
called
gangliosides
strategy
for
Since
important
modulators
proteins
plasma
membranes,
cell
nuclei,
mitochondria,
intracellular
organelles,
they
expected
modulate
variety
lipid
microdomains
restore
their
physiological
function
those
living
Limited
endogenous
neurogenesis,
spontaneously
occurs
following
various
attacks,
ischemic
stroke,
traumatic
injury,
Aβ,
an
attempt
repair.
However,
adult
mammalian
low
ability
regenerate,
making
difficult
fully
recover
lost
functions.
Our
perspective
adequate
molecular
environment
glycolipid
compositions
able
membrane
protein
activities,
growth
factor
receptors
and/or
remodel
chromatin
structures
enhance
gene
expressions
regulating
stemness
differentiation
stem/progenitor
cells
achieve
repair
damaged
tissue.
Proper
components
(e.g.,
GM1,
GD3)
conducive
regeneration.
The
structural
diversity
localization
surface
glycolipid-enriched
(also
rafts
or
glycosynapses)
place
them
ideal
which
can
mediate
intercellular
interactions,
adhesion,
receptor
function,
signaling.
Glycolipid
dynamically
changed
during
neural
differentiation,
e.g.,
ganglioside
GD3
expressed
stem-progenitor
(early
stage)
other
hand,
GM1
(late
stage
differentiation),
thereby
distinct
stages
differentiation.
published
preliminary
data
demonstrated
maintains
stem
(NSC)
characteristics
epigenetically
promotes
neuronal
(Wang
Yu,
2013;
Tsai
2014;
Wang
et
al.,
2016;
Tang
2021;
Fuchigami
2023a,
2023b;
Itokazu
2023;
2023).
Cells
well
subcellular
organelles
surrounded
biological
membranes
define
individual
cellular
shape
maintain
organization.
These
semi-permeable
essential
creating
chemical
electrical
gradients
needed
Recently,
lipids
have
been
revealed
be
not
only
separating
extracellular
environments
but
also
providing
platforms
signalings.
others
specific
control
functions
including
plasma,
mitochondrial,
nuclear
membranes.
Signaling
neurotrophic
factors
regulated
gangliosides,
epidermal
2013)
glial
cell-derived
(GDNF)
(Hadaczek
2015),
preferentially
reside
at
microdomain
membrane.
key
aspect
successful
translational
studies
activities
genes
highly
dependent
upon
environments.
An
example
trial
GDNF
PD
failed,
all
previously
trials
(Manfredsson
2020).
expression
microdomain)
activation
further
Therefore,
my
opinion,
alone
(without
GM1)
could
activate
pathway.
Decreased
altered
mitochondrial
observed
(Simmons
Mitochondrial
dysfunction
would
contribute
etiopathology
showed
intranasally
administered
dramatically
restored
levels
voltage-dependent
anion
channel
1,
major
component
outer
membrane,
known
regulate
functions,
wild-type
substantia
nigra
cortex
human
A53T
α-syn-overexpressing
model
(A53T)
(Itokazu
This
result
suggests
intranasal
infusion
effective
method
Further,
found
regulates
dynamics
mediating
turnover
dynamin-related
protein-1
(Tang
2021).
binds
Targeting
another
promising
approach
development
future
therapies
With
regard
involved
Ca2+
homeostasis
was
proposed
modulator
axonogenesis
(Ledeen
Wu,
2015).
discovered
epigenetic
regulatory
(Tsai
2016).
Nuclear
acetylated
histones
promoters
GM2
synthase
(GM2S;
N-acetylgalactosaminyltransferase
(GalNAcT)),
critical
enzyme
synthesis,
NeuroD1
differentiating
Acetylation
H3
H4
GM2S
promoter
leads
recruitment
trans-activation
specificity
1
activating
2
In
addition,
detected
accompanied
apparent
induction
NSCs
responding
exogenous
supplement
GM1.
indeed
localized
nucleus
where
interact
transcriptionally
active
histones.
increased
receptor-related
transcription
maturation,
maintenance
midbrain
dopaminergic
2021)
GM2S-knockout
(KO)
mice.
Further
investigation
induces
tyrosine
hydroxylase
(TH)
gene,
augmentation
TH
region
Neuro
2a
cells.
reduces
patients'
quality
life
relentless
motor
non-motor
symptoms.
reported
molecule
pathogenesis
since
high
affinity
stabilize
alpha-helical
state
inhibit
oligomerization.
GM1-deficient
mice
exhibit
PD-like
movement
disorders
reduced
(Wu
2011).
aged
GM1-depleted
symptoms,
impairment,
striatal
dopamine
depletion,
gastrointestinal
dysfunction,
cardiac
pathology,
cognitive
suggesting
deficiency
neuropathologically
correlates
motor-
symptoms
humans.
One
neurogenic
bladder
causes
urinary
tract
infection,
resulting
delirium,
decline,
falls,
hospitalization.
deficient
dysregulation
treatment
diabetic
rats.
significance
multifunctional
rodent
studies,
versatile
nature
potential
ameliorate
several
pathological
features
α-syn,
signal
inactivation,
aberrant
regulation,
NSC
toxic
Aβ
pathologic
hallmarks
PD.
Several
inhibits
oligomerization
increases
accumulation,
while
role
settled.
brain-type
significantly
decreased
AD,
Huntington's
(Magistretti
2019),
correct
target
exciting
data,
nasal
administration
level,
striatum
2021,
Furthermore,
neurogenesis
subventricular
zone/olfactory
bulb
dentate
gyrus
(Fuchigami
2023b).
It
desirable
develop
more
strategies
cure
Although
explored
therapeutics
viable
therapeutic
new
delivered
through
non-injection
routes
will
(Schneider,
2022).
current
problem
efficient
administering
manner
permits
efficiently
cross
blood-brain
barrier.
limited
delivery,
intravenous
intramuscular
stroke
spinal
cord
injury
safe,
no
adverse
effects,
most
importantly
neurological
improvement.
Schneider's
(summarized
Schneider,
2022)
subcutaneously
injected
beneficial
effects
improved
PET-based
transporter
imaging
less
than
0.4%
intravenously
fluorinated
derivative,
F-GM1,
enter
non-human
primate
(monkey)
brain.
successfully
developed
convenient
non-invasive
delivery
procedure
gangliosides.
Intranasal
therapy
slow
improve
As
depend
environments,
microdomains,
theory,
may
patients.
roles
studied
glycosyltransferase
null
global
KO
cannot
address
if
postnatal
stage,
loss
before
birth.
inducible
deletion
radial
glia-like
acute
activation,
long-term
pools
2023a).
zone
GD3S-conditional-KO
led
olfactory
memory
dysfunctions.
Thus,
results
provide
convincing
evidence
crucial
niche.
humans
still
under
debate,
detection
certain
regions
supports
author's
others'
hypothesis
exhibits
plasticity
thought,
this
affects
Emerging
models
level
early/moderate
onset
disease,
then
becomes
sluggish
late/severe
AD.
Diminished
aging,
hypothesized
accelerated
pool
one
Impaired
hippocampal
signs
deficits
sustaining
suggested
prevention
supplementation
amplify
numbers
hippocampus
help
replenish
circuits
olfaction
psychiatric
early
moderate
sufficient
On
severe
first
support
NSCs.
Cell
additional
clues
neuroprotections
useful
developing
novel
regeneration
(Figure
1).Figure
1:
Mechanism
therapy.(A)
Upper:
Gangliosides
prevent
accumulation
Aβ),
neurotoxicity.
Lower:
facilitates
binding
AcH
Nurr1,
neuron-associated
increase
via
opening
chromatin.
generates
positive
feedback
loop
produce
(GM2S,
synthesis).
GM1-lipid
domains
serve
docking
site
chromatins
maintaining
(B)
Postnatal
depletion
impaired
impairment
EGFR
(red)
(blue)-rich
surface.
interaction
responsible
downstream
signaling
self-renewal
associated
fission
protein-Drp1.
Without
GD3,
Drp1
increased,
fragmentation
augmented.
Deficiency
developmental
behavioral
deficits,
depression,
hippocampus-dependent
memory,
dysfunction.
(C)
restores
enhanced
multipotency
self-renewal,
DCX+
combinational
(GD3
had
synergistic
effect.
supplements
SVZ
ganglioside-based
(Bob
Yu
Method)
promising.
Created
Microsoft
PowerPoint.
Aβ:
Amyloid-beta
peptide;
AcH:
histones;
Ap-2:
2;
α-syn:
alpha-synuclein;
DCX:
doublecortin;
DG:
gyrus;
Drp1:
dynamin
related
protein-1;
EGFR:
receptor;
GD3:
disialoganglioside
3;
GM1:
monosialoganglioside
1;
NPC:
progenitor
cell;
NSC:
Nurr1:
NR4A2);
OB:
bulb;
Sox2:
SRY
(sex
determining
Y)-box
Sp1:
SVZ:
zone;
TH:
hydroxylase.This
work
dedicated
Robert
K.
Yu).
present
supported
National
Institute
Neurological
Disorders
Stroke
grant
(R01
NS100839),
Sheffield
Memorial
Grant
CSRA
Disease
Support
Group,
excellent
infrastructural
Department
Neuroscience
Regenerative
Medicine,
Medical
College
Georgia
Augusta
University
(all
YI).
article
presented
scientific
meeting
[American
Society
Neurochemistry
(ASN
2023
annual
meeting)]
March
19,
Lexington,
USA.
C-Editors:
Zhao
M,
Liu
WJ,
Qiu
Y;
T-Editor:
Jia
Y
Language: Английский
Potential roles of gangliosides in chemical-induced neurodegenerative diseases and mental health disorders
Frontiers in Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18
Published: April 22, 2024
Potential
roles
of
gangliosides
in
chemical-induced
neurodegenerative
diseases
and
mental
health
disorders
Language: Английский
The good, the bad, and the unknown nature of decreased GD3 synthase expression
Borna Puljko,
No information about this author
Josip Grbavac,
No information about this author
Vinka Potočki
No information about this author
et al.
Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
This
paper
explores
the
physiological
consequences
of
decreased
expression
GD3
synthase
(GD3S),
a
biosynthetic
enzyme
that
catalyzes
synthesis
b-series
gangliosides.
GD3S
is
key
factor
in
tumorigenesis,
with
overexpression
enhancing
tumor
growth,
proliferation,
and
metastasis
various
cancers.
Hence,
inhibiting
activity
has
potential
therapeutic
effects
due
to
its
role
malignancy-associated
pathways
across
different
cancer
types.
also
been
investigated
as
promising
target
treatment
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Drugs
targeting
have
extensively
explored
underwent
clinical
trials,
however
mouse
models,
human
subjects,
vitro
studies
demonstrated
serious
adverse
effects.
We
highlight
these
negative
show
original
mass
spectrometry
imaging
(MSI)
data
indicating
inactivated
can
generally
negatively
affect
energy
metabolism,
regulatory
pathways,
mitigation
oxidative
stress.
The
disturbance
several
systems
induced
by
inhibition
underscores
vital
this
maintaining
cellular
homeostasis
should
be
taken
into
account
when
considered
target.
Language: Английский