HSP70 Modulators for the Correction of Cognitive, Mnemonic, and Behavioral Disorders After Prenatal Hypoxia
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 982 - 982
Published: April 17, 2025
Background/Objectives:
Prenatal
hypoxia
(PH)
is
a
leading
cause
of
nervous
system
disorders
in
early
childhood
and
subsequently
leads
to
decline
the
cognitive
mnemonic
functions
central
(such
as
memory
impairment,
reduced
learning
ability,
information
processing).
It
also
increases
anxiety
risk
brain
adulthood.
Compensatory–adaptive
mechanisms
mother–placenta–fetus
system,
which
enhance
fetus’s
CNS
resilience,
are
known,
including
activation
endogenous
neuroprotection
response
hypoxic
injury
through
pharmacological
modulation
HSP70.
Methods:
To
evaluate
effect
HSP70
modulators—Cerebrocurin,
Angiolin,
Tamoxifen,
Glutaredoxin,
Thiotriazoline,
HSF-1
(heat
shock
factor
1
protein),
well
Mildronate
Mexidol—on
motor
skills,
exploratory
behaviors,
psycho-emotional
activities,
learning,
memories
offspring
after
PH.
Experimental
PH
was
induced
by
daily
intraperitoneal
injections
sodium
nitrite
solution
into
pregnant
female
rats
from
16th
21st
day
pregnancy
at
dose
50
mg/kg.
The
newborns
received
Angiolin
(50
mg/kg),
Thiotriazoline
Mexidol
(100
Cerebrocurin
(150
µL/kg),
L-arginine
(200
Glutaredoxin
µg/kg),
or
mg/kg)
for
30
days.
At
month,
were
tested
open
field
test,
2
months,
they
trained
working
spatial
radial
maze.
Results:
Modeling
led
persistent
impairments
activity,
behavior,
decrease
cognitive–mnestic
CNS.
found
that
had
most
pronounced
effects
on
indicators
activity
status
1-month-old
animals
They
exhibited
significant
cognitive-enhancing
memory-supporting
during
training
evaluation
skill
retention
maze
2-month-old
Conclusions:
first
time,
we
obtained
experimental
data
modulators
following
intrauterine
hypoxia.
Based
results
this
study,
identified
agents
promising
neuroprotective
perinatal
Language: Английский
Rest, Repair, Repeat: The Complex Relationship of Autophagy and Sleep
Halvor Ullern,
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Paulina Schnur,
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Charlotte N Boccara
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et al.
Journal of Molecular Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 169227 - 169227
Published: May 1, 2025
Autophagy
and
sleep
are
two
evolutionary
conserved
mechanisms
across
the
animal
kingdom.
is
a
pathway
for
degradation
of
cytoplasmic
material
in
lysosome,
playing
important
roles
homeostasis
health
organism.
On
other
hand,
homeostatically
regulated
state
with
numerous
presumed
essential
roles,
including
restoration
tissue
physiological
functions,
such
as
brain
waste
clearance
via
activation
glymphatic
systems.
Given
that
autophagy
crucial
processes
tightly
linked
to
maintenance
good
health,
understanding
how
they
interact
great
interest,
especially
quality
decreases
our
modern
24-hour
societies.
represents
promising
target
therapeutic
interventions
this
context.
Here,
we
review
contrasted
complementary
maintaining
homeostasis.
Specifically,
focus
on
recent
evidence
suggesting
impairment
may
increase
autophagy,
while
autophagosome
levels
modulate
amount
sleep.
We
discuss
outstanding
questions
at
intersection
these
fields,
highlighting
methodological
shortcomings
current
literature.
Overcoming
limitations
will
be
instrumental
design
new
experiments
aim
answering
one
greatest
mysteries
time
-
why
do
sleep?
Language: Английский