Human Molecular Genetics,
Год журнала:
2009,
Номер
18(7), С. 1252 - 1265
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2009
Tuberous
sclerosis
complex
(TSC)
is
an
autosomal
dominant,
tumor
predisposition
disorder
characterized
by
significant
neurodevelopmental
brain
lesions,
such
as
tubers
and
subependymal
nodules.
The
neuropathology
of
TSC
often
associated
with
seizures
intellectual
disability.
To
learn
about
the
developmental
perturbations
that
lead
to
these
we
created
a
mouse
model
selectively
deletes
Tsc2
gene
from
radial
glial
progenitor
cells
in
developing
cerebral
cortex
hippocampus.
These
mutant
mice
were
severely
runted,
developed
post-natal
megalencephaly
died
between
3
4
weeks
age.
Analysis
pathology
demonstrated
cortical
hippocampal
lamination
defects,
heterotopias,
enlarged
dysplastic
neurons
glia,
abnormal
myelination
astrocytosis.
histologic
abnormalities
accompanied
activation
mTORC1
pathway
assessed
increased
phosphorylated
S6
lysates
tissue
sections.
Developmental
analysis
loss
subventricular
Tbr2-positive
basal
cell
pool
at
expense
early
born
Tbr1-positive
post-mitotic
neurons.
results
establish
novel
concept
function
progenitors
one
initiating
event
development
lesions
well
underscore
importance
regulation
neural
pools.
Given
similarities
human
this
will
be
useful
further
understanding
pathophysiology,
testing
potential
therapies
identifying
other
genetic
pathways
are
altered
TSC.
Pediatric Neurology,
Год журнала:
2013,
Номер
49(4), С. 243 - 254
Опубликована: Сен. 20, 2013
BackgroundTuberous
sclerosis
complex
is
highly
variable
in
clinical
presentation
and
findings.
Disease
manifestations
continue
to
develop
over
the
lifetime
of
an
affected
individual.
Accurate
diagnosis
fundamental
implementation
appropriate
medical
surveillance
treatment.
Although
significant
advances
have
been
made
past
15
years
understanding
treatment
tuberous
complex,
current
diagnostic
criteria
not
critically
evaluated
or
updated
since
last
consensus
conference
1998.MethodsThe
2012
International
Tuberous
Sclerosis
Complex
Consensus
Group,
comprising
79
specialists
from
14
countries,
was
organized
into
12
subcommittees,
each
led
by
a
clinician
with
advanced
expertise
relevant
subspecialty.
Each
subcommittee
focused
on
specific
disease
area
important
implications
charged
reviewing
prevalence
specificity
disease-associated
findings
their
impact
suspecting
confirming
complex.ResultsClinical
features
be
principal
means
diagnosis.
Key
changes
compared
1998
are
new
inclusion
genetic
testing
results
reducing
classes
three
(possible,
probable,
definite)
two
definite).
Additional
minor
criterion
were
for
additional
clarification
simplification.ConclusionsThe
Diagnostic
Criteria
provide
current,
using
best
available
evidence
establish
individuals.
Pediatric Neurology,
Год журнала:
2013,
Номер
49(4), С. 255 - 265
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2013
Tuberous
sclerosis
complex
is
a
genetic
disorder
affecting
every
organ
system,
but
disease
manifestations
vary
significantly
among
affected
individuals.
The
diverse
and
varied
presentations
progression
can
be
life-threatening
with
significant
impact
on
cost
quality
of
life.
Current
surveillance
management
practices
are
highly
variable
region
country,
reflective
the
fact
that
last
consensus
recommendations
occurred
in
1998
an
updated,
comprehensive
standard
lacking
incorporates
latest
scientific
evidence
current
best
clinical
practices.The
2012
International
Sclerosis
Complex
Consensus
Group,
comprising
79
specialists
from
14
countries,
was
organized
into
12
separate
subcommittees,
each
led
by
clinician
advanced
expertise
tuberous
relevant
medical
subspecialty.
Each
subcommittee
focused
specific
area
important
implications
charged
formulating
key
questions
to
address
within
its
focus
area,
reviewing
literature,
evaluating
strength
data,
providing
recommendation
accordingly.The
updated
for
summarized
here.
entire
lifespan
patient,
infancy
adulthood,
including
both
individuals
where
diagnosis
newly
made
as
well
already
established.The
Recommendations
provide
evidence-based,
standardized
approach
optimal
care
provided
complex.
Acta Neuropathologica,
Год журнала:
2010,
Номер
119(6), С. 755 - 770
Опубликована: Март 2, 2010
Autism
is
characterized
by
a
broad
spectrum
of
clinical
manifestations
including
qualitative
impairments
in
social
interactions
and
communication,
repetitive
stereotyped
patterns
behavior.
Abnormal
acceleration
brain
growth
early
childhood,
signs
slower
neurons,
minicolumn
developmental
abnormalities
suggest
multiregional
alterations.
The
aim
this
study
was
to
detect
the
focal
defects
identify
regions
that
are
prone
alterations
autism.
Formalin-fixed
hemispheres
13
autistic
(4–60
years
age)
14
age-matched
control
subjects
were
embedded
celloidin
cut
into
200-μm-thick
coronal
sections,
which
stained
with
cresyl
violet
used
for
neuropathological
evaluation.
Thickening
subependymal
cell
layer
two
brains
nodular
dysplasia
one
indicative
active
neurogenesis
children.
Subcortical,
periventricular,
hippocampal
cerebellar
heterotopias
detected
four
(31%)
reflect
abnormal
neuronal
migration.
Multifocal
cerebral
resulted
local
distortion
cytoarchitecture
neocortex
(31%),
entorhinal
cortex
(15%),
cornu
Ammonis
dentate
gyrus
brains.
Cerebellar
flocculonodular
six
(46%),
vermis
case,
hypoplasia
subject
indicate
failure
development
62%
subjects.
Detection
only
changes
12
examined
(92%)
reflects
dysregulation
neurogenesis,
migration
maturation
autism,
may
contribute
heterogeneity
phenotype.
PLoS Genetics,
Год журнала:
2015,
Номер
11(11), С. e1005637 - e1005637
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2015
Tuberous
sclerosis
complex
(TSC)
is
an
autosomal
dominant
tumor
suppressor
gene
syndrome
due
to
germline
mutations
in
either
TSC1
or
TSC2.
10–15%
of
TSC
individuals
have
no
mutation
identified
(NMI)
after
thorough
conventional
molecular
diagnostic
assessment.
53
subjects
who
were
NMI
studied
using
next
generation
sequencing
search
for
these
genes.
Blood/saliva
DNA
including
parental
samples
available
from
all
subjects,
and
skin
biopsy
was
six
subjects.
We
45
(85%).
Mosaicism
observed
the
majority
(26
45,
58%),
intronic
also
unusually
common,
seen
18
(40%).
Seventeen
(38%)
at
allele
frequency
<
5%,
five
1%,
two
biopsies
only,
not
appreciable
blood
saliva
DNA.
These
findings
illuminate
extent
mosaicism
TSC,
indicate
importance
full
coverage
detection,
show
that
analysis
TSC-related
tumors
can
increase
detection
rate,
it
likely
a
third
exists,
enable
provision
genetic
counseling
substantial
population
are
currently
NMI.
F1000Research,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
5, С. 2078 - 2078
Опубликована: Авг. 25, 2016
The
mammalian
target
of
rapamycin,
mTOR,
plays
key
roles
in
cell
growth
and
proliferation,
acting
at
the
catalytic
subunit
two
protein
kinase
complexes:
mTOR
complexes
1
2
(mTORC1/2).
mTORC1
signaling
is
switched
on
by
several
oncogenic
pathways
accordingly
hyperactive
majority
cancers.
Inhibiting
has
therefore
attracted
great
attention
as
an
anti-cancer
therapy.
However,
progress
using
inhibitors
therapeutic
agents
oncology
been
limited
a
number
factors,
including
fact
that
classic
inhibitor,
inhibits
only
some
effects
mTOR;
existence
feedback
loops;
crucial
importance
normal
physiology.