Cells,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 437 - 437
Published: March 1, 2024
Fabry
disease
(FD)
is
an
X-linked
recessive
inheritance
lysosomal
storage
disorder
caused
by
pathogenic
mutations
in
the
GLA
gene
leading
to
a
deficiency
of
enzyme
alpha-galactosidase
A
(α-Gal
A).
Multiple
organ
systems
are
implicated
FD,
most
notably
kidney,
heart,
and
central
nervous
system.
In
our
previous
study,
we
identified
four
from
independent
families
with
kidney
or
neuropathic
pain:
c.119C>A
(p.P40H),
c.280T>C
(C94R),
c.680G>C
(p.R227P)
c.801+1G>A
(p.L268fsX3).
To
reveal
molecular
mechanism
underlying
predisposition
mutations,
analyzed
effects
these
on
protein
structure
α-galactosidase
using
bioinformatics
methods.
The
results
showed
that
have
significant
impact
internal
dynamics
structures
GLA,
all
altered
amino
acids
close
activity
center
lead
significantly
reduced
activity.
Furthermore,
led
accumulation
autophagosomes
impairment
autophagy
cells,
which
may
turn
negatively
regulate
slightly
increasing
phosphorylation
mTOR.
Moreover,
overexpression
mutants
promoted
expression
lysosome-associated
membrane
2
(LAMP2),
resulting
increased
number
lysosomes.
Our
study
reveals
pathogenesis
FD
provides
scientific
foundation
for
accurate
diagnosis
precise
medical
intervention
FD.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(3), P. 1542 - 1542
Published: Jan. 28, 2022
Chronic
kidney
disease
(CKD)
will
become
the
fifth
global
cause
of
death
by
2040,
thus
emphasizing
need
to
better
understand
molecular
mechanisms
damage
and
regeneration
in
kidney.
CKD
predisposes
acute
injury
(AKI)
which,
turn,
promotes
progression.
This
implies
that
or
AKI-to-CKD
transition
are
associated
with
dysfunctional
repair
mechanisms.
Current
therapeutic
options
slow
progression
but
fail
treat
accelerate
recovery
from
AKI
unable
promote
regeneration.
Unraveling
cellular
involved
repair,
including
failure
this
process,
may
provide
novel
biomarkers
tools.
We
now
review
contribution
different
events
transition,
focusing
on
role
macrophages
injury,
forms
regulated
cell
necroinflammation,
senescence
senescence-associated
secretory
phenotype
(SAPS),
polyploidization,
podocyte
activation
parietal
epithelial
cells.
Next,
we
discuss
key
contributors
opportunities
for
their
manipulation,
a
focus
resident
renal
progenitor
cells,
stem
cells
reparative
secretome,
certain
macrophage
subphenotypes
within
M2
senescent
clearance.
Journal of Clinical Investigation,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
133(11)
Published: April 4, 2023
Current
therapies
for
Fabry
disease
are
based
on
reversing
intracellular
accumulation
of
globotriaosylceramide
(Gb3)
by
enzyme
replacement
therapy
(ERT)
or
chaperone-mediated
stabilization
the
defective
enzyme,
thereby
alleviating
lysosomal
dysfunction.
However,
their
effect
in
reversal
end-organ
damage,
like
kidney
injury
and
chronic
disease,
remains
unclear.
In
this
study,
ultrastructural
analysis
serial
human
biopsies
showed
that
long-term
use
ERT
reduced
Gb3
podocytes
but
did
not
reverse
podocyte
injury.
Then,
a
CRISPR/Cas9-mediated
α-galactosidase
knockout
cell
line
confirmed
ERT-mediated
without
resolution
Transcriptome-based
connectivity
mapping
SILAC-based
quantitative
proteomics
identified
α-synuclein
(SNCA)
as
key
event
mediating
Genetic
pharmacological
inhibition
SNCA
improved
structure
function
podocytes,
exceeding
benefits
ERT.
Together,
work
reconceptualizes
Fabry-associated
beyond
accumulation,
introduces
modulation
potential
intervention,
especially
patients
with
nephropathy.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
22(18), P. 10088 - 10088
Published: Sept. 18, 2021
Anderson–Fabry
disease
(AFD)
is
a
rare
with
an
incidenceof
approximately
1:117,000
male
births.
Lysosomal
accumulation
of
globotriaosylceramide
(Gb3)
the
element
characterizing
Fabry
due
to
hereditary
deficiency
α-galactosidase
A
(GLA)
enzyme.
The
Gb3
causes
lysosomal
dysfunction
that
compromises
cell
signaling
pathways.
Deposition
sphingolipids
occurs
in
autonomic
nervous
system,
dorsal
root
ganglia,
kidney
epithelial
cells,
vascular
system
and
myocardial
resulting
organ
failure.
This
manuscript
will
review
molecular
pathogenetic
pathways
involved
its
damage.
Some
studies
reported
inhibition
mitochondrial
function
energy
metabolism
plays
significant
role
AFD
cardiomyopathy
patients.
Furthermore,
has
been
as
linked
dysregulation
autophagy–lysosomal
pathway
which
inhibits
mechanistic
target
rapamycin
kinase
(mTOR)
mediated
control
cells.
Cerebrovascular
complications
are
caused
by
cerebral
micro
vessel
stenosis.
These
wall
thickening
from
intramural
glycolipids,
luminal
occlusion
or
thrombosis.
Other
mechanisms
damage
endocytosis
degradation
endothelial
calcium-activated
intermediate-conductance
potassium
ion
channel
3.1
(KCa3.1)
via
clathrin-dependent
process.
process
represents
crucial
event
dysfunction.
Several
have
identified
deacylated
form
Gb3,
globotriaosylsphingosine
(Lyso-Gb3),
main
catabolite
increases
plasma
urine
patients
AFD.
mean
concentrations
all
organs
Galactosidase
knockout
mice
were
significantly
higher
than
those
wild-type
mice.
distributions
isoforms
vary
organ.
Various
observed
mainly
kidneys,
kidney-specific
hydroxylated.
action
on
KCa3.1
suggests
possible
contribution
this
interaction
process,
expressed
various
including
fibroblasts,
smooth
muscle
cells
proliferation,
microglia,
lymphocytes.
could
be
considered
potential
therapeutic
correct
enzyme
addition
traditional
replacement
therapies
(ERT)
drug
chaperone
therapy.
Molecular Genetics and Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
139(2), P. 107585 - 107585
Published: April 18, 2023
Fabry
disease
is
an
X-linked
lysosomal
storage
disorder
caused
by
the
accumulation
of
glycosphingolipids
in
various
tissues
and
body
fluids,
leading
to
progressive
organ
damage
life-threatening
complications.
Phenotypic
classification
based
on
progression
severity
can
be
used
predict
outcomes.
Patients
with
a
classic
phenotype
have
little
no
residual
α-Gal
A
activity
widespread
involvement,
whereas
patients
later-onset
limited
single
organ,
often
heart.
Diagnosis
monitoring
should
therefore
individualized,
biomarkers
are
available
support
this.
Disease-specific
useful
diagnosis
disease;
non-disease-specific
may
assess
damage.
For
most
it
challenging
prove
they
translate
differences
risk
clinical
events
associated
disease.
Therefore,
careful
treatment
outcomes
collection
prospective
data
needed.
As
we
deepen
our
understanding
disease,
important
regularly
re-evaluate
appraise
published
evidence
relating
biomarkers.
In
this
article,
present
results
literature
review
between
February
2017
July
2020
impact
disease-specific
provide
expert
consensus
recommendations
for
use
those
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: Feb. 22, 2023
Abstract
Objectives
To
explore
the
possibility
of
kidney
organoids
generated
using
patient
derived
human
induced
pluripotent
stem
cells
(hiPSC)
for
modeling
Fabry
disease
nephropathy
(FDN).
Methods
First,
we
hiPSC
line
peripheral
blood
mononuclear
(PBMCs)
from
two
male
FD-patients
with
different
types
GLA
mutation:
a
classic
type
mutation
(CMC-Fb-001)
and
non-classic
(CMC-Fb-003)
mutation.
Second,
wild-type
(WT)
(WTC-11)
mutant
hiPSCs
(CMC-Fb-001
CMC-Fb-003).
We
then
compared
alpha-galactosidase
A
(α-GalA)
activity,
deposition
globotriaosylceremide
(Gb-3),
zebra
body
formation
under
electromicroscopy
(EM).
Results
Both
FD
patients
had
same
mutations
as
those
detected
in
PBMCs
patients,
showing
typical
pluripotency
markers,
normal
karyotyping,
successful
tri-lineage
differentiation.
Kidney
WT-hiPSC
both
expressed
nephron
markers
without
structural
deformity.
Activity
α-GalA
was
decreased
Gb-3
increased
comparison
WT,
such
changes
being
far
more
significant
CMC-Fb-001
than
CMC-Fb-003.
In
EM
finding,
multi-lammelated
inclusion
CMC-Fb-003
organoids,
but
not
WT.
Conclusions
might
recapitulate
phenotype
represent
severity
according
to
type.
Canadian Journal of Kidney Health and Disease,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
8, P. 205435812098562 - 205435812098562
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
In
this
narrative
review,
we
describe
general
aspects,
histological
alterations,
treatment,
and
implications
of
Fabry
disease
(FD)
nephropathy.
This
information
should
be
used
to
guide
physicians
patients
in
a
shared
decision-making
process.Original
peer-reviewed
articles,
review
opinion
pieces
were
identified
from
PubMed
Google
Scholar
databases.
Only
sources
English
accessed.We
performed
focused
assessing
the
main
aspects
FD
The
literature
was
critically
analyzed
theoretical
contextual
perspective,
thematic
analysis
performed.FD
nephropathy
is
related
progressive
accumulation
GL3,
which
occurs
all
types
renal
cells.
It
more
prominent
podocytes,
seem
play
an
important
role
pathogenesis
A
precise
detection
disorders
fundamental
importance
because
specific
treatment
usually
delayed,
making
reversibility
unlikely
leading
worse
prognosis.As
no
formal
tool
applied
assess
quality
included
studies,
selection
bias
may
have
occurred.
Nonetheless,
attempted
provide
comprehensive
on
topic
using
current
studies
experts
extensive
literature.Dans
cette
revue
narrative,
nous
discutons
des
généraux,
modifications
histologiques,
du
traitement
et
de
la
néphropathie
liée
à
Maladie
Fabry.
Des
informations
qui
serviront
guider
les
médecins
dans
un
processus
commun
prise
décision.Les
originaux
d’articles
évalués
par
pairs,
d’articles-synthèses
d’opinion
ont
été
répertoriés
bases
données
Pubmed
Scholar.
Seuls
articles
en
anglais
consultés.Nous
avons
procédé
une
ciblée
examinant
principaux
liés
maladie
La
documentation
fait
l’objet
d’une
critique
rigoureuse
point
vue
théorique
contextuel,
analyse
thématique
effectuée.La
est
associée
l’accumulation
se
produit
tous
cellules
rénales.
Elle
plus
présente
semblent
jouer
rôle
pathogenèse
néphropathie.
Un
dépistage
précis
troubles
rénaux
capitale
puisque
le
spécifique
généralement
retardé,
ce
rend
réversibilité
peu
probable
conduit
pronostic
défavorable.Des
biais
sélection
pourraient
s’être
introduits
puisqu’aucun
outil
formel
n’a
utilisé
pour
évaluer
études
incluses.
Nous
néanmoins
tenté
procéder
examen
complet
sujet
grâce
aux
actuelles
menées
approfondie
documentation.
Molecular Genetics and Metabolism Reports,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
28, P. 100786 - 100786
Published: Aug. 4, 2021
The
effect
of
migalastat
on
long-term
renal
outcomes
in
enzyme
replacement
therapy
(ERT)-naive
and
ERT-experienced
patients
with
Fabry
disease
is
not
well
defined.
An
integrated
posthoc
analysis
the
phase
3
clinical
trials
open-label
extension
studies
was
conducted
to
evaluate
changes
function
amenable
GLA
variants
who
were
treated
for
≥2
years
during
these
studies.
included
ERT-naive
(n
=
36
[23
females];
mean
age
45
years;
baseline
estimated
glomerular
filtration
rate
(eGFR),
91.4
mL/min/mL/1.73
m2)
42
[24
age,
50
eGFR,
89.2
mL/min/1.73m2)
received
123
mg
every
other
day
years.
annualized
change
from
last
observation
using
Chronic
Kidney
Disease
Epidemiology
Collaboration
equation
(eGFRCKD-EPI)
calculated
by
both
simple
linear
regression
a
random
coefficient
model.
In
patients,
rates
eGFRCKD-EPI
-
1.6
mL/min/1.73
m2
overall
1.8
1.4
male
female
respectively,
as
regression.
2.6
0.8
respectively.
Mean
classic
phenotype
(defined
white
blood
cell
alpha
galactosidase
A
[α-Gal
A]
activity
<3%
normal
multiorgan
system
involvement)
-1.7
m2.
When
model,
which
adjusted
sex,
function,
minimal
(mean:
-0.1
0.1
respectively).
conclusion,
receiving
treatment
(≤8.6
years)
maintained
irrespective
status,
or
phenotype.
Cell and Tissue Research,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
385(2), P. 371 - 392
Published: Jan. 12, 2021
Abstract
The
lysosome
represents
an
important
regulatory
platform
within
numerous
vesicle
trafficking
pathways
including
the
endocytic,
phagocytic,
and
autophagic
pathways.
Its
ability
to
fuse
with
endosomes,
phagosomes,
autophagosomes
enables
break
down
a
wide
range
of
both
endogenous
exogenous
cargo,
macromolecules,
certain
pathogens,
old
or
damaged
organelles.
Due
its
center
position
in
intricate
network
events,
has
emerged
as
central
signaling
node
for
sensing
orchestrating
cells
metabolism
immune
response,
inter-organelle
inter-cellular
membrane
repair.
This
review
highlights
current
knowledge
general
function
discusses
these
findings
their
implication
renal
glomerular
cell
types
health
disease
involvement
lysosomal
storage
diseases
role
lysosomes
nongenetic
injuries.