Overexpression of Shadoo protein in transgenic mice does not impact the pathogenesis of scrapie
Overexpression of Shadoo protein in transgenic mice does not impact the pathogenesis of scrapie
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10.1016/j.neulet.2011.03.073
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发表时间:
2011-05
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2.5
通讯作者:
Haiying Wang;Jiayu Wan;Wei Wang;Dongxu Wang;Sha Li;Peng Liao;Zhuo Hao;Songbo Wu;Jing Xu;Nan Li;Hongsheng Ouyang;Hongwei Gao
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Haiying Wang;Jiayu Wan;Wei Wang;Dongxu Wang;Sha Li;Peng Liao;Zhuo Hao;Songbo Wu;Jing Xu;Nan Li;Hongsheng Ouyang;Hongwei Gao
Shadoo is a glycoprotein expressed in the adult brain that is an interacting protein of prion protein; however, its function remains to be determined. To elucidate its role in prion pathogenesis, we generated transgenic mice overexpressing wild-type (wt) Shadoo driven by the murine PrP promoter. Expression of the murineSprntransgene significantly increased brain Shadoo protein levels in all three mouse lines generated. Following infection with mouse-adapted scrapie strain22L, all transgenic mice tested exhibited characteristics of scrapie disease. Importantly, there was no correlation between the expression level or incubation time of Shadoo with disease phenotype. We therefore conclude that Shadoo has little or no influence on the outcome of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) disease in transgenic mice.