Maternal
choline
supplementation
(MCS)
improves
cognition
in
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD)
models.
However,
effects
of
MCS
on
neuronal
hyperexcitability
AD
are
unknown.
We
investigated
a
well-established
mouse
model
with
hyperexcitability,
the
Tg2576
mouse.
The
most
common
type
mice,
and
many
other
models
patients,
generalized
EEG
spikes
(interictal
spikes;
IIS).
Hyperexcitability
is
also
reflected
by
elevated
expression
transcription
factor
ΔFosB
granule
cells
(GCs)
dentate
gyrus
(DG),
which
principal
cell
type.
studied
hilus
DG
because
hilar
neurons
regulate
GC
excitability.
found
reduced
marker
NeuN
within
studies
have
shown
sign
oxidative
stress
or
pathology.Tg2576
breeding
pairs
received
diet
relatively
low,
intermediate
high
concentration
choline.
After
weaning,
all
mice
diet.
In
offspring
fed
diet,
IIS
frequency
declined,
was
reduced,
restored.
Spatial
memory
improved
using
novel
object
location
task.
contrast,
exposed
to
low
had
several
adverse
effects,
such
as
increased
mortality.
They
weakest
immunoreactivity
greatest
ΔFosB.
their
surprising.
results
provide
new
evidence
that
early
life
can
improve
outcomes
AD,
mixed
effects.
This
first
study
showing
dietary
neurons,
spatial
an
animal
AD.
Abstract
Background
Neutrophils
play
an
essential
role
in
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD)
pathology.
However,
the
extent
of
their
heterogeneity
remains
poorly
explored,
particularly
context
developing
novel
therapies
targeting
these
cells.
Results
We
investigate
population
structure
neutrophils
purified
from
peripheral
blood
samples
AD
mice.
Utilizing
single
cell
RNA
sequencing,
we
comprehensively
map
neutrophil
populations
into
six
distinct
clusters
and
find
that
Neu-5
subset
is
specially
enriched
This
exhibits
fewer
specific
granules
a
lower
mature
score.
Gene
ontology
(GO)
analysis
reveals
genes
involved
cytokine-mediated
signaling
are
downregulated
cluster.
Furthermore,
identify
Ccrl2
gene
specifically
upregulated
this
subgroup,
which
confirmed
by
flow
cytometry
Finally,
immunohistochemical
staining
indicates
CCRL2
protein
increased
brains
Conclusions
unique
positive
cluster,
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(14), С. 2305 - 2305
Опубликована: Июль 18, 2024
Depressive
disorders
are
the
most
prevalent
mental
health
conditions
in
world.
The
commonly
prescribed
antidepressant
medications
can
have
serious
side
effects,
and
their
efficacy
varies
widely.
Thus,
simple,
effective
adjunct
therapies
needed.
Vinegar,
a
fermented
acetic
acid
solution,
is
emerging
as
healthful
dietary
supplement
linked
to
favorable
outcomes
for
blood
glucose
management,
heart
disease
risk,
adiposity
reduction,
recent
report
suggests
vinegar
may
improve
symptoms
of
depression.
This
randomized
controlled
study
examined
4-week
change
scores
Center
Epidemiological
Studies
Depression
(CES-D)
questionnaire
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ-9)
healthy
overweight
adults
ingesting
2.95
g
(4
tablespoons
vinegar)
vs.
0.025
(one
pill)
daily.
A
secondary
objective
explored
possible
underlying
mechanisms
using
metabolomics
analyses.
At
week
4,
mean
CES-D
fell
26%
5%
VIN
CON
participants
respectively,
non-significant
difference
between
groups,
PHQ-9
42%
18%
(p
=
0.036).
Metabolomics
analyses
revealed
increased
nicotinamide
concentrations
upregulation
NAD+
salvage
pathway
compared
controls,
metabolic
alterations
previously
improved
mood.
daily
ingestion
over
four
weeks
self-reported
depression
symptomology
adults,
enhancements
niacin
metabolism
factor
into
this
improvement.
Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2023
Background
and
aims
There
is
growing
evidence
suggesting
choline
intake
might
have
beneficial
effects
on
cognitive
function
in
the
elderly.
However,
some
studies
report
no
relationship
between
or
improvement
Alzheimer’s
disease
patients.
This
protocol
for
a
systematic
review
of
that
to
assess
comparative
clinical
effectiveness
supplementation
risk.
Methods
analysis
literature
search
will
be
performed
PubMed,
MEDLINE,
EMBASE,
CINAHL,
Scopus,
Cochrane,
Web
Science
electronic
databases
from
inception
until
October
2023.
We
follow
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA)
guidelines.
Studies
included
if
they
compared
two
different
time
points
biomarkers
measures
men
women
(65+)
with
Disease.
The
risk
bias
assessed
within
Covidence
data-management
software.
Results
summarize
trial
quasi-experimental
adults
aged
65+.
results
all
eligible
presented
tables,
text,
figures.
A
descriptive
synthesis
present
characteristics
(e.g.,
age,
sex
participants,
type,
length
intervention
comparator,
outcome
measures),
critical
appraisal
results,
descriptions
main
findings.
Discussion
existing
association
Choline
AD
make
recommendations
appropriate.
this
considered
respect
whether
there
enough
benefit
merit
more
definitive
randomized
controlled
trial.
disseminated
through
peer-reviewed
journals
population.
Conclusion
outlines
methodology
AD.
resulting
form
an
evidence-based
foundation
advance
nutrition
care
individuals
poor
function.
registration
http://www.crd.york.ac.uk/PROSPERO
,
identifier
CRD42023395004.
Maternal
choline
supplementation
(MCS)
improves
cognition
in
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD)
models.
However,
the
effects
of
MCS
on
neuronal
hyperexcitability
AD
are
unknown.
We
investigated
a
well-established
mouse
model
with
hyperexcitability,
Tg2576
mouse.
The
most
common
type
mice
generalized
EEG
spikes
(interictal
[IIS]).
IIS
also
other
models
and
occur
patients.
In
models,
is
reflected
by
elevated
expression
transcription
factor
∆FosB
granule
cells
(GCs)
dentate
gyrus
(DG),
which
principal
cell
type.
Therefore,
we
studied
ΔFosB
GCs.
marker
NeuN
within
hilar
neurons
DG
because
reduced
protein
sign
oxidative
stress
or
pathology.
This
potentially
important
regulate
GC
excitability.
breeding
pairs
received
diet
relatively
low,
intermediate,
high
concentration
choline.
After
weaning,
all
intermediate
diet.
offspring
fed
diet,
frequency
declined,
was
reduced,
restored.
Using
novel
object
location
task,
spatial
memory
improved.
contrast,
exposed
to
low
had
several
adverse
effects,
such
as
increased
mortality.
They
weakest
immunoreactivity
greatest
expression.
their
surprising.
results
provide
new
evidence
that
early
life
can
improve
outcomes
AD,
have
mixed
effects.
first
study
showing
dietary
neurons,
ΔFosB,
an
animal
AD.
Maternal
choline
supplementation
(MCS)
improves
cognition
in
Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD)
models.
However,
effects
of
MCS
on
neuronal
hyperexcitability
AD
are
unknown.
We
investigated
a
well-established
mouse
model
with
hyperexcitability,
the
Tg2576
mouse.
The
most
common
type
mice,
and
many
other
models
patients,
generalized
EEG
spikes
(interictal
spikes;
IIS).
Hyperexcitability
is
also
reflected
by
elevated
expression
transcription
factor
ΔFosB
granule
cells
(GCs)
dentate
gyrus
(DG),
which
principal
cell
type.
studied
hilus
DG
because
hilar
neurons
regulate
GC
excitability.
found
reduced
marker
NeuN
within
studies
have
shown
sign
oxidative
stress
or
pathology.Tg2576
breeding
pairs
received
diet
relatively
low,
intermediate
high
concentration
choline.
After
weaning,
all
mice
diet.
In
offspring
fed
diet,
IIS
frequency
declined,
was
reduced,
restored.
Spatial
memory
improved
using
novel
object
location
task.
contrast,
exposed
to
low
had
several
adverse
effects,
such
as
increased
mortality.
They
weakest
immunoreactivity
greatest
ΔFosB.
their
surprising.
results
provide
new
evidence
that
early
life
can
improve
outcomes
AD,
mixed
effects.
This
first
study
showing
dietary
neurons,
spatial
an
animal
AD.