Developmental neurotoxic effects of bisphenol A and its derivatives in Drosophila melanogaster
Jie Wang,
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Chunyan Wu,
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Xing Zhang
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et al.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
260, P. 115098 - 115098
Published: June 1, 2023
As
a
result
of
the
ban
on
bisphenol
A
(BPA),
hormone
disruptor
with
developmental
neurotoxicity,
several
BPA
derivatives
(BPs)
have
been
widely
used
in
industrial
production.
However,
there
are
no
effective
methods
for
assessing
neurodevelopmental
toxic
effects
BPs.
To
address
this,
Drosophila
exposure
model
was
established,
and
W1118
reared
food
containing
these
Results
showed
that
each
BPs
displayed
different
semi-lethal
doses
ranging
from
1.76
to
19.43
mM.
Exposure
delayed
larval
development
affected
axonal
growth,
resulting
abnormal
crossing
midline
axons
β
lobules
mushroom
bodies,
but
damage
caused
by
BPE
BPF
relatively
minor.
BPC,
BPAF,
BPAP
most
significant
locomotor
behavior,
whereas
BPC
exhibited
social
interactions.
Furthermore,
high-dose
BPA,
BPS,
also
significantly
increased
expression
estrogen-related
receptors.
These
demonstrated
kinds
had
levels
toxicity,
severity
BPZ
>
BPAF
BPB
BPS
≈
BPAl
BPE.
Therefore,
BPZ,
should
be
evaluated
as
potential
alternatives
BPA.
Language: Английский
Drosophila expressing mutant human KCNT1 transgenes make an effective tool for targeted drug screening in a whole animal model of KCNT1-epilepsy
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 9, 2024
Abstract
Mutations
in
the
KCNT1
potassium
channel
cause
severe
forms
of
epilepsy
which
are
poorly
controlled
with
current
treatments.
In
vitro
studies
have
shown
that
KCNT1-
mutations
gain
function,
significantly
increasing
K
+
amplitudes.
To
investigate
if
Drosophila
can
be
used
to
model
human
,
we
generated
melanogaster
lines
carrying
patient
mutation
G288S,
R398Q
or
R928C.
Expression
each
mutant
GABAergic
neurons
gave
a
seizure
phenotype
responded
either
positively
negatively
5
frontline
drugs
most
commonly
administered
patients
-epilepsy,
often
little
no
improvement
seizures.
Cannabidiol
showed
greatest
reduction
while
some
increased
phenotype.
Our
study
shows
has
potential
-
and
as
tool
assess
new
treatments
for
epilepsy.
Language: Английский
DHX37 and 46,XY DSD: A New Ribosomopathy?
Kenneth McElreavey,
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Éric Pailhoux,
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Anu Bashamboo
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et al.
Sexual Development,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
16(2-3), P. 194 - 206
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Recently,
a
series
of
recurrent
missense
variants
in
the
RNA-helicase
<i>DHX37</i>
have
been
reported
associated
with
either
46,XY
gonadal
dysgenesis,
testicular
regression
syndrome
(TRS),
or
anorchia.
All
affected
children
non-syndromic
forms
disorders/differences
sex
development
(DSD).
These
variants,
which
involve
highly
conserved
amino
acids
within
known
functional
domains
protein,
are
predicted
by
silico
tools
to
deleterious
effect
on
helicase
function.
DHX37
is
required
for
ribosome
biogenesis
eukaryotes,
and
how
these
cause
DSD
unclear.
The
relationship
between
human
congenital
disorders
complex
as
compound
heterozygous
well
de
novo
also
developmental
(NEDBAVC,
neurodevelopmental
disorder
brain
anomalies
without
vertebral
cardiac
anomalies;
OMIM
618731),
consisting
microcephaly,
global
delay,
seizures,
facial
dysmorphia,
kidney
anomalies.
Here,
we
will
give
brief
overview
role
this
process.
We
discuss
<i>DHX37</i>,
their
contribution
disease
general
context
ribosomopathies,
possible
mechanisms
that
may
be
involved.
Language: Английский
α-Synuclein pathology in Drosophila melanogaster is exacerbated by haploinsufficiency of Rop: connecting STXBP1 encephalopathy with α-synucleinopathies
Taro Matsuoka,
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Hideki Yoshida,
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Takashi Kasai
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et al.
Human Molecular Genetics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(15), P. 1328 - 1338
Published: May 1, 2024
Abstract
Syntaxin-binding
protein
1
(STXBP1)
is
a
presynaptic
that
plays
important
roles
in
synaptic
vesicle
docking
and
fusion.
STXBP1
haploinsufficiency
causes
encephalopathy
(STXBP1-E),
which
encompasses
neurological
disturbances
including
epilepsy,
neurodevelopmental
disorders,
movement
disorders.
Most
patients
with
STXBP1-E
present
regression
disorders
adulthood,
highlighting
the
importance
of
deeper
understanding
neurodegenerative
aspects
STXBP1-E.
An
vitro
study
proposed
an
interesting
new
role
as
molecular
chaperone
for
α-Synuclein
(αSyn),
key
molecule
pathogenesis
However,
no
studies
have
shown
αSyn
pathology
model
organisms
or
In
this
study,
we
used
Drosophila
models
to
examine
effects
on
αSyn-induced
neurotoxicity
vivo.
We
demonstrated
Ras
opposite
(Rop),
ortholog
STXBP1,
exacerbates
compound
eye
degeneration,
locomotor
dysfunction,
dopaminergic
neurodegeneration
αSyn-expressing
flies.
This
phenotypic
aggravation
was
associated
significant
increase
detergent-insoluble
levels
head.
Furthermore,
tested
whether
trehalose,
has
neuroprotective
various
mitigates
exacerbated
by
Rop
haploinsufficiency.
flies
expressing
carrying
heterozygous
null
variant,
trehalose
supplementation
effectively
alleviates
neuronal
phenotypes,
accompanied
decrease
conclusion,
revealed
altering
aggregation
propensity.
not
only
contributes
mechanisms
patients,
but
also
provides
insights
into
α-synucleinopathies.
Language: Английский
Knockdown of Chronophage in the nervous system mimics features of neurodevelopmental disorders caused by BCL11A/B variants
Experimental Cell Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
433(2), P. 113827 - 113827
Published: Nov. 4, 2023
Language: Английский
Differential adhesion during development establishes individual neural stem cell niches and shapes adult behaviour in Drosophila
Agata Banach-Latapy,
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Vincent Rincheval,
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David Briand
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et al.
PLoS Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(11), P. e3002352 - e3002352
Published: Nov. 9, 2023
Neural
stem
cells
(NSCs)
reside
in
a
defined
cellular
microenvironment,
the
niche,
which
supports
generation
and
integration
of
newborn
neurons.
The
mechanisms
building
sophisticated
niche
structure
around
NSCs
their
functional
relevance
for
neurogenesis
are
yet
to
be
understood.
In
Drosophila
larval
brain,
cortex
glia
(CG)
encase
individual
NSC
lineages
membranous
chambers,
organising
cell
population
neurons
into
stereotypic
structure.
We
first
found
that
CG
wrap
lineage-related
regardless
identity,
showing
lineage
information
builds
architecture.
then
discovered
mechanism
temporally
controlled
differential
adhesion
using
conserved
complexes
encasing
lineages.
An
intralineage
through
homophilic
Neuroglian
interactions
provides
strong
binding
between
same
lineage,
while
weaker
interaction
Neurexin-IV
Wrapper
exists
CG.
Loss
results
clumped
together
an
altered
network,
loss
Neurexin-IV/Wrapper
generates
larger
chamber
grouping
several
together.
Axonal
projections
also
these
conditions.
Further,
we
link
2
specifically
during
development
locomotor
hyperactivity
resulting
adults.
Altogether,
our
findings
identify
belt
adhesions
neurogenic
at
scale
provide
proof
concept
properties
shape
adult
behaviour.
Language: Английский
A clinically‐relevant residue of POLR1D is required for Drosophila development
Developmental Dynamics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
251(11), P. 1780 - 1797
Published: June 3, 2022
POLR1D
is
a
subunit
of
RNA
Polymerases
I
and
III,
which
synthesize
ribosomal
RNAs.
Dysregulation
these
polymerases
cause
several
types
diseases,
including
ribosomopathies.
The
craniofacial
disorder
Treacher
Collins
Syndrome
(TCS)
ribosomopathy
caused
by
mutations
in
subunits
Polymerase
I,
POLR1D.
Here,
we
characterized
the
effect
missense
mutation
RNAi
knockdown
on
Drosophila
development.We
found
that
(G30R)
reduced
larval
rRNA
levels,
slowed
growth,
arrested
development.
Remarkably,
G30R
substitution
at
an
orthologous
glycine
mutated
TCS
patient
(G52E).
We
showed
G52E
human
POLR1D,
comparable
(G30E)
their
ability
to
heterodimerize
with
POLR1C
vitro.
also
required
early
development
neural
cells.
Furthermore,
screen
revealed
for
non-neural
cells,
suggesting
possibility
defects
other
cell
types.These
results
establish
role
development,
present
as
attractive
model
evaluate
molecular
Language: Английский
A corset of adhesions during development establishes individual neural stem cell niches and controls adult behaviour
Agata Banach-Latapy,
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Vincent Rincheval,
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David Briand
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 5, 2022
ABSTRACT
Neural
stem
cells
(NSCs)
reside
in
a
defined
cellular
microenvironment,
the
niche,
which
supports
generation
and
integration
of
neuronal
lineages.
The
mechanisms
building
sophisticated
niche
structure
around
NSCs,
their
functional
relevance
for
neurogenesis
are
yet
to
be
understood.
In
Drosophila
larval
brain,
cortex
glia
(CG)
encase
individual
NSC
lineages,
organizing
cell
population
newborn
neurons
into
stereotypic
structure.
We
first
found
that
lineage
information
is
dominant
over
fate.
then
discovered
that,
addition
timing,
balance
between
multiple
adhesion
complexes
encasing
An
intra-lineage
through
homophilic
Neuroglian
interactions
provides
strong
binding
same
lineage,
while
weaker
interaction
Neurexin-IV
exists
CG
Their
loss
leads
random,
aberrant
grouping
several
lineages
together,
altered
axonal
projection
neurons.
Further,
we
link
these
two
during
development
locomotor
hyperactivity
resulting
adults.
Altogether,
our
findings
identify
corset
adhesions
neurogenic
at
scale
provide
proof-of-principle
supporting
formation
define
adult
behaviour.
Language: Английский
Modelling human KCNT1-epilepsy inDrosophila: a seizure phenotype and drug responses
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 12, 2023
Abstract
Mutations
in
the
KCNT1
potassium
channel
cause
severe
forms
of
epilepsy
which
are
resistant
to
current
treatments.
In
vitro
studies
have
shown
that
KCNT1-
mutations
gain
function,
significantly
increasing
K
+
amplitudes.
To
investigate
if
Drosophila
can
be
used
model
human
epilepsy,
we
generated
melanogaster
lines
carrying
with
patient
mutation
G288S,
R398Q
or
R928C.
Expression
each
mutant
GABAergic
neurons
gave
a
seizure
phenotype
was
sensitive
drugs
currently
treat
patients
-epilepsy.
Cannabidiol
showed
greatest
reduction
while
some
increased
phenotype.
Our
study
shows
-epilepsy
and
potentially
as
tool
assess
new
treatments
for
epilepsy.
Language: Английский