International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
24(23), С. 17039 - 17039
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2023
Consistent
with
well-established
biochemical
properties
of
coronaviruses,
sialylated
glycan
attachments
between
SARS-CoV-2
spike
protein
(SP)
and
host
cells
are
key
to
the
virus’s
pathology.
SP
attaches
aggregates
red
blood
(RBCs),
as
shown
in
many
pre-clinical
clinical
studies,
causing
pulmonary
extrapulmonary
microthrombi
hypoxia
severe
COVID-19
patients.
heavily
surfaces
platelets
(which,
like
RBCs,
have
no
ACE2)
endothelial
(having
minimal
compound
this
vascular
damage.
Notably,
experimentally
induced
RBC
aggregation
vivo
causes
same
morbidities
for
COVID-19,
including
microvascular
occlusion,
clots,
myocarditis.
Key
risk
factors
morbidity,
older
age,
diabetes
obesity,
all
characterized
by
markedly
increased
propensity
clumping.
For
mammalian
species,
degree
susceptibility
correlates
aggregability
p
=
0.033.
five
human
betacoronaviruses,
two
common
cold
strains
express
an
enzyme
that
releases
attachments,
while
deadly
SARS,
MERS
do
not,
although
viral
loads
infections
similar.
These
insights
also
explain
previously
puzzling
efficacy
certain
generics
against
may
support
development
future
therapeutic
strategies
long
COVID
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2023
Abstract
Anosmia
was
identified
as
a
hallmark
of
COVID-19
early
in
the
pandemic,
however,
with
emergence
variants
concern,
clinical
profile
induced
by
SARS-CoV-2
infection
has
changed,
anosmia
being
less
frequent.
Here,
we
assessed
clinical,
olfactory
and
neuroinflammatory
conditions
golden
hamsters
infected
original
Wuhan
strain,
its
isogenic
ORF7-deletion
mutant
three
variants:
Gamma,
Delta,
Omicron/BA.1.
We
show
that
animals
develop
variant-dependent
disease
including
anosmia,
ORF7
contributes
to
induction
dysfunction.
Conversely,
all
are
neuroinvasive,
regardless
presentation
they
induce.
Taken
together,
this
confirms
neuroinvasion
independent
phenomena
upon
infection.
Using
newly
generated
nanoluciferase-expressing
SARS-CoV-2,
validate
pathway
major
entry
point
into
brain
vivo
demonstrate
vitro
travels
retrogradely
anterogradely
along
axons
microfluidic
neuron-epithelial
networks.
Journal of Neuroinflammation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(1)
Опубликована: Авг. 3, 2023
Although
mainly
causing
a
respiratory
syndrome,
numerous
neurological
symptoms
have
been
identified
following
of
SARS-CoV-2
infection.
However,
how
the
virus
affects
brain
and
mutations
carried
by
different
variants
modulate
those
remain
unclear.We
used
primary
human
pericytes,
foetal
astrocytes,
endothelial
cells
microglial
cell
line
to
investigate
effect
several
concern
or
interest
on
their
functional
activities.
Cells
3D
blood-brain
barrier
model
were
infected
with
wild-type
form
SARS-CoV-2,
Alpha,
Beta,
Delta,
Eta,
Omicron
(BA.1)
at
various
MOI.
supernatant
evaluate
susceptibility
using
microscopic
assay
as
well
effects
infection
(i)
metabolic
activity
colorimetric
MTS
assay;
(ii)
viral
cytopathogenicity
xCELLigence
system;
(iii)
extracellular
glutamate
concentration
fluorometric
(iv)
modulation
permeability.We
demonstrate
that
productive
is
variant
dependent
all
induce
stress
CNS
cells.
The
was
cytopathic
types
except
whilst
Alpha
Beta
only
for
pericytes.
Lastly
increases
permeability
variants,
concentration,
which
can
lead
excitotoxicity
altered
neurotransmission.These
results
suggest
neurotropic,
deleterious
consequences
integrity
central
nervous
system
cells,
could
underlie
disorders
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Ноя. 23, 2023
The
reduced
pathogenicity
of
the
omicron
BA.1
sub-lineage
compared
to
earlier
variants
is
well
described,
although
whether
such
attenuation
retained
for
later
like
BA.5
and
XBB
remains
controversial.
We
show
that
isolates
were
significantly
more
pathogenic
in
K18-hACE2
mice
than
a
isolate,
showing
increased
neurotropic
potential,
resulting
fulminant
brain
infection
mortality,
similar
seen
original
ancestral
isolates.
also
infected
human
cortical
organoids
greater
extent
In
brains
mice,
neurons
main
target
infection,
neuronal
progenitor
cells
immature
infected.
results
herein
suggest
evolving
may
have
increasing
potential.
Acta Neuropathologica,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
147(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2024
Abstract
Anti-glial
fibrillary
acidic
protein
(GFAP)
meningoencephalomyelitis
(autoimmune
GFAP
astrocytopathy)
is
a
new
autoimmune
central
nervous
system
(CNS)
disease
diagnosable
by
the
presence
of
anti-GFAP
autoantibodies
in
cerebrospinal
fluid
and
presents
as
majority
patients.
Only
few
neuropathological
reports
are
available
little
known
about
pathogenic
mechanisms.
We
performed
histopathological
study
two
autopsies
nine
CNS
biopsies
patients
with
found
predominantly
lymphocytic
one
autopsy
case
granulomatous
inflammatory
phenotype.
Inflammatory
infiltrates
were
composed
B
T
cells,
including
tissue-resident
memory
cells.
Although
obvious
astrocytic
damage
was
absent
GFAP-staining,
we
cytotoxic
cell-mediated
reactions
reflected
CD8
+
/perforin
/granzyme
A/B
polarized
towards
astrocytes.
MHC-class-I
upregulated
reactive
astrocytes
all
but
not
healthy
controls.
Importantly,
observed
prominent
immunoreactivity
complement
factor
C4d.
Finally,
provided
insight
into
an
early
phase
autoimmunity
pug
dog
encephalitis
that
characterized
marked
meningoencephalitis
selective
loss
AQP4
lesions.
Our
findings
indicate
immune
reaction
present
autoimmunity.
Complement
C4d
deposition
on
could
either
represent
cause
or
consequence
reactivity.
Selective
canine
case,
mild
subacute
chronic
stages
human
disease,
probably
due
to
high
regeneration
potential
The
phenotypes
might
reflect
different
lesion
development
patient-specific
modifications
response.
Future
studies
will
be
necessary
investigate
possible
implications
pathological
subtypes
for
clinical
course
therapeutic
strategies.
Abstract
Despite
the
success
of
combination
antiretroviral
therapy
(ART)
for
individuals
living
with
HIV,
mild
forms
HIV-associated
neurocognitive
disorder
(HAND)
continue
to
occur.
Brain
microglia
form
principal
target
HIV
infection
in
brain.
It
remains
unknown
how
these
cells
leads
neuroinflammation,
neuronal
dysfunction,
and/or
death
observed
HAND.
Utilizing
two
different
inducible
pluripotent
stem
cell-derived
brain
organoid
models
(cerebral
and
choroid
plexus
[ChP]
organoids)
containing
microglia,
we
investigated
pathogenic
changes
associated
infection.
Infection
was
a
sharp
increase
CCL2
CXCL10
chemokine
gene
expression
activation
many
type
I
interferon
stimulated
genes
(MX1,
ISG15,
ISG20,
IFI27,
IFITM3
others).
Production
proinflammatory
chemokines
persisted
at
low
levels
after
treatment
cell
cultures
ART,
consistent
persistence
HAND
following
clinical
introduction
ART.
Expression
multiple
members
S100
family
inflammatory
sharply
increased
measured
by
single-cell
RNA-seq.
However,
not
limited
but
also
detected
more
broadly
uninfected
stromal
cells,
mature
immature
ChP
neural
progenitor
importantly
bystander
neurons
suggesting
propagation
response
cells.
Neurotransmitter
transporter
declined
neurons,
accompanied
promoting
cellular
senescence
death.
Together,
studies
underscore
an
generated
HIV-infected
is
propagated
ultimately
resulting
dysfunction
neurons.
Current Opinion in Immunology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
87, С. 102424 - 102424
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Type
I
and
III
interferons
(IFN-I
IFN-III)
have
a
central
role
in
the
early
antimicrobial
response
against
invading
pathogens.
Induction
of
IFN-Is
IFN-IIIs
arises
due
to
sensing
by
pattern
recognition
receptors
pathogen-associated
molecular
patterns
(from
micro-organisms)
or
damage-associated
(DAMPs;
produced
host
cells).
Here,
we
review
recent
developments
on
how
IFN-I
IFN-III
expression
is
stimulated
different
pathogens
signalling
pathways
leading
IFN
induction
are
tightly
regulated.
We
also
summarise
growing
knowledge
that
lead
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2.
Abstract
COVID‐19
commonly
leads
to
respiratory
issues,
yet
numerous
patients
also
exhibit
a
diverse
range
of
neurological
conditions,
suggesting
detrimental
impact
SARS‐CoV‐2
or
the
viral
Spike
protein
on
central
nervous
system.
Nonetheless,
molecular
pathway
behind
pathology
and
presumed
neurotropism
remains
largely
unexplored.
We
generated
human
cortical
organoids
(HCOs)
derived
from
induced
pluripotent
stem
cells
(hiPSC)
assess:
(1)
expression
main
entry
factors;
(2)
their
vulnerability
infection;
(3)
infection
exposure
transcriptome.
Results
proved
that
HCOs
express
receptors
co‐receptors;
may
be
productively
infected
by
SARS‐CoV‐2;
particles
released
SARS‐CoV‐2‐infected
are
able
re‐infect
another
cellular
line;
(4)
resulted
in
activation
apoptotic
stress
pathways,
along
with
inflammatory
processes.
Notably,
these
effects
were
recapitulated
when
exposed
alone.
The
data
obtained
demonstrate
likely
infects
probably
through
binding
ACE2,
CD147,
NRP1
factors.
Furthermore,
alone
sufficient
disrupt
homeostasis
induce
neurotoxic
effects,
potentially
contributing
onset
long‐COVID
symptoms.