Pharmacological BACE Inhibition Improves Axonal Regeneration in Nerve Injury and Disease Models.

Pharmacological BACE Inhibition Improves Axonal Regeneration in Nerve Injury and Disease Models.
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药理学 BACE 抑制可改善神经损伤和疾病模型中的轴突再生。

DOI:
10.1007/s13311-020-00852-3
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发表时间:
2020
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Neurotherapeutics : the journal of the American Society for Experimental NeuroTherapeutics
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Farah,MohamedH
Farah,MohamedH
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作者:
Tallon,Carolyn;Marshall,KatherineL;Kennedy,MatthewE;Hyde,LynnA;Farah,MohamedH

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While the peripheral nervous system is able to repair itself following injury and disease, recovery is often slow and incomplete, with no available treatments to enhance the effectiveness of regeneration. Using knock-out and transgenic overexpressor mice, we previously reported that BACE1, an aspartyl protease, as reported by Hemming et al. (PLoS One 4:12, 2009), negatively regulates peripheral nerve regeneration. Here, we investigated whether pharmacological inhibition of BACE may enhance peripheral nerve repair following traumatic nerve injury or neurodegenerative disease. BACE inhibitor-treated mice had increased numbers of regenerating axons and enhanced functional recovery after a sciatic nerve crush while inhibition increased axonal sprouting following a partial nerve injury. In the SOD1G93AALS mouse model, BACE inhibition increased axonal regeneration with improved muscle re-innervation. CHL1, a BACE1 substrate, was elevated in treated mice and may mediate enhanced regeneration. Our data demonstrates that pharmacological BACE inhibition accelerates peripheral axon regeneration after varied nerve injuries and could be used as a potential therapy.