Basic Neurosciences, Genetics and Immunology -original Article A-synuclein in Human Cerebrospinal Fluid Is Principally Derived from Neurons of the Central Nervous System
Basic Neurosciences, Genetics and Immunology -original Article A-synuclein in Human Cerebrospinal Fluid Is Principally Derived from Neurons of the Central Nervous System
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基础神经科学、遗传学和免疫学 - 原创文章人脑脊液中的 A-突触核蛋白主要来源于中枢神经系统的神经元
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B. Mollenhauer;E. Trautmann;bullet Birgit;Otte bullet;Juliana Ng;A. Spreer;P. Lange;F. Sixel;bullet Mansoureh;Hakimi bullet;J. Vonsattel;bullet Robert;Nussbaum bullet;C. Trenkwalder;M. Schlossmacher
The source of Parkinson disease-linked a-syn-uclein (aSyn) in human cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) remains unknown. We decided to measure the concentration of aSyn and its gradient in human CSF specimens and compared it with serum to explore its origin. We correlated aSyn concentrations in CSF versus serum (Q aSyn) to the albumin quotient (Q albumin) to evaluate its relation to blood–CSF barrier function. We also compared aSyn with several other CSF constituents of either central or peripheral sources (or both) including albumin, neuron-specific enolase, b-trace protein and total protein content. Finally, we examined whether aSyn is present within the structures of the choroid plexus (CP). We observed that Q aSyn did not rise or fall with Q albumin values, a relative measure of blood–CSF barrier integrity. In our CSF gradient analyses, aSyn levels decreased slightly from rostral to caudal fractions , in parallel to the recorded changes for neuron-specific enolase; the opposite trend was recorded for total protein, albumin and b-trace protein. The latter showed higher concentrations in caudal CSF fractions due to the diffusion-mediated transfer of proteins from blood and leptomeninges into CSF in the lower regions of the spine. In postmortem sections of human brain, we detected highly variable aSyn reactivity within the epithelial cell layer of CP in patients diagnosed with a range of neurological diseases; however, in sections of mice that express only human SNCA alleles (and in those without any Snca gene expression), we detected no aSyn signal in the epithelial cells of the CP. We conclude from these complementary results that despite its higher levels in peripheral blood products, neurons of the brain and spinal cord represent the principal source of aSyn in human CSF.
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Schlossmacher, MG;Frosch, MP;Kosik, KS
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Kosik, KS
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Kuo, Yien-Ming;Li, Zhishan;Nussbaum, Robert L.
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Nussbaum, Robert L.