Characterizing Oxidative Stress induced by Aβ Oligomers and the Protective Role of Carnosine in Primary Mixed Glia Cultures
Free Radical Biology and Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Altered expression of transfer RNAs and their possible roles in brain white matter injury
Lingyi Huang,
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Ding Bai,
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Xiaojuan Su
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et al.
Neuroreport,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
35(8), P. 536 - 541
Published: April 8, 2024
Transfer
RNAs
(tRNAs)
can
regulate
cell
behavior
and
are
associated
with
neurological
disorders.
Here,
we
aimed
to
investigate
the
expression
levels
of
tRNAs
in
oligodendrocyte
precursor
cells
(OPCs)
their
possible
roles
regulation
brain
white
matter
injury
(WMI).
Newborn
Sprague–Dawley
rats
(postnatal
day
5)
were
used
establish
a
model
that
mimicked
neonatal
WMI.
RNA-array
analysis
was
performed
examine
OPCs.
psRNAtarget
software
predict
target
mRNAs
significantly
altered
tRNAs.
Gene
ontology
(GO)
KEGG
analyze
pathways
for
mRNAs.
Eighty-nine
changed
after
WMI
(fold
change
absolute
≥1.5,
P
<
0.01),
31
downregulated
58
upregulated.
Among
them,
three
identified,
two
being
increased
(chr10.trna1314-ProTGG
chr2.trna2771-ProAGG)
one
decreased
(chr10.trna11264-GlyTCC).
Further,
mRNA
prediction
GO/KEGG
pathway
indicated
these
mainly
involved
G-protein
coupled
receptor
signaling
beta-alanine
metabolism,
which
both
related
myelin
formation.
In
summary,
OPCs
WMI,
suggesting
may
play
important
regulating
This
improves
knowledge
about
pathophysiology
provide
novel
treatment
targets
Language: Английский
Histidine-containing dipeptide deficiency links to hyperactivity and depression-like behaviors in old female mice
Jason Braga,
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Takumi Komaru,
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Mitsuki Umino
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et al.
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
729, P. 150361 - 150361
Published: July 5, 2024
Language: Английский
Proteomics analysis of periplaque and chronic inactive multiple sclerosis lesions
Jordan Wilkins,
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Kiran K. Mangalaparthi,
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Brian C. Netzel
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et al.
Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17
Published: Aug. 21, 2024
Background
Multiple
sclerosis
(MS)
is
a
demyelinating
disease
of
the
central
nervous
system
characterized
by
increased
inflammation
and
immune
responses,
oxidative
injury,
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
iron
dyshomeostasis
leading
to
demyelination
axonal
damage.
In
MS,
incomplete
remyelination
results
in
chronically
demyelinated
axons
degeneration
coinciding
with
disability.
This
suggests
failure
ability
remyelinate
however,
precise
underlying
mechanisms
remain
unclear.
We
aimed
identify
proteins
whose
expression
was
altered
chronic
inactive
white
matter
lesions
periplaque
MS
tissue
reveal
potential
pathophysiological
mechanisms.
Methods
Laser
capture
microdissection
coupled
proteomics
used
interrogate
spatially
changes
formalin-fixed
paraffin-embedded
brain
from
three
individuals
controls
no
apparent
neurological
complications.
Histopathological
maps
guided
lesions,
matter,
cortex
along
corresponding
control
tissue.
Label
free
quantitation
liquid
chromatography
tandem
mass
spectrometry
discover
differentially
expressed
between
various
regions.
Results
addition
confirming
loss
several
myelin-associated
known
be
affected
analysis
revealed
alterations
myelin
assembly,
metabolism,
cytoskeletal
organization.
The
top
compared
consisted
PPP1R14A,
ERMN,
SIRT2,
CARNS1,
MBLAC2.
Conclusion
Our
findings
highlight
proteome
which
may
crucial
for
proper
myelinogenesis,
bioenergetics,
focal
adhesions,
cellular
function.
study
highlights
importance
feasibility
spatial
approaches
such
as
laser
microdissection-based
pathologically
distinct
regions
Identification
resolved
should
aid
understanding
development
novel
therapies.
Language: Английский
A comprehensive review on physiological and biological activities of carnosine: turning from preclinical facts to potential clinical applications
Naunyn-Schmiedeberg s Archives of Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
Language: Английский
Endogenous histidine peptides are physiological antioxidants that prevent oligodendrocyte cell death and myelin loss in vivo
Clara Sajrawi,
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Maali Odeh,
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A. Tiwari
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et al.
Glia,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 3, 2024
Abstract
Histidine
dipeptides
(HDs)
are
synthesized
in
brain
oligodendrocytes
by
carnosine
synthase
(carns1),
but
their
role
is
unknown.
Using
metabolomics
and
vivo
experiments
with
both
constitutive
oligodendrocyte‐selective
carns1‐KO
mouse
models,
we
found
that
HDs
critical
for
oligodendrocyte
survival
protect
against
oxidative
stress.
Carns1‐KO
models
had
lower
numbers
of
mature
oligodendrocytes,
increased
lipid
peroxidation,
behavioral
changes.
Cuprizone
administration,
which
increases
reactive
oxygen
species
vivo,
resulted
higher
death,
demyelination,
axonal
alterations,
damage
the
corpus
callosum
mice.
Gliosis
cuprizone
were
prevented
pretreatment
antioxidant
N‐acetylcysteine.
NADPH
levels
threefold
brains
mice
as
an
response
to
stress
through
acceleration
pentose
phosphate
pathway
(PPP).
This
was
due
overexpression
glucose‐6‐phosphate
dehydrogenase,
rate‐limiting
enzyme
PPP.
Likewise,
expression
NAD
kinase,
biosynthetic
NADP+,
NAMPT,
replenishes
NAD+
pool,
than
controls.
Our
observations
suggest
cell‐autonomously
from
stress,
implications
demyelinating
diseases.
Language: Английский