Detection of cutaneous prion protein deposits could help diagnose GPI‐anchorless prion disease with neuropathy
Detection of cutaneous prion protein deposits could help diagnose GPI‐anchorless prion disease with neuropathy
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检测皮肤朊病毒蛋白沉积物有助于诊断伴有神经病变的 GPI 无锚朊病毒病
DOI:
10.1111/ene.14720
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Iwaki Toru
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作者:
Honda Hiroyuki;Matsuzono Kosuke;Satoh Kota;Fujisawa Masayoshi;Suzuki Satoshi O.;Furuyama Chiaki;Kitamoto Tetsuyuki;Fujimoto Shigeru;Abe Koji;Iwaki Toru
Background and purposeTo investigate prion protein (PrP) deposits in cutaneous tissues of patients of glycosylphosphatidylinositol (GPI)‐anchorless prion diseases with neuropathy.MethodsCutaneous tissue samples from three patients with GPI‐anchorless prion diseases were obtained, two cutaneous biopsy samples from the lower leg of Case 1 (Y162X) and Case 3 (D178fs25), and a cutaneous sample taken from the abdomen during an autopsy of Case 2 (D178fs25). We performed immunohistochemistry for PrP to look for abnormal PrP deposits.ResultsPrP deposits were observed in the dermal papilla, the sweat glands, the hair follicles, the arrector pili muscles, and peripheral nerves of all examined cases of GPI‐anchorless prion disease with neuropathy. The abnormal PrP accumulation was frequently localized at the basement membrane, and colocalized with laminin.ConclusionImmunohistochemical detection of PrP in cutaneous samples could be used to definitively diagnose GPI‐anchorless PrP disease with neuropathy.