RELATING CSF MARKERS NEUROGRANIN, NEUROFILAMENT-LIGHT AND YKL-40 TO Aβ, APOE ε4 AND COGNITION: RESULTS FROM THE EMIF-AD MULTIMODAL BIOMARKER DISCOVERY STUDY
RELATING CSF MARKERS NEUROGRANIN, NEUROFILAMENT-LIGHT AND YKL-40 TO Aβ, APOE ε4 AND COGNITION: RESULTS FROM THE EMIF-AD MULTIMODAL BIOMARKER DISCOVERY STUDY
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将 CSF 标志物 NEUROGRANIN、NEUROFILAMENT-LIGHT 和 YKL-40 与 Aβ、APOE ε4 和认知相关:EMIF-AD 多模式生物标志物发现研究的结果
DOI:
10.1016/j.jalz.2018.06.2307
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发表时间:
2018
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H. Zetterberg
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作者:
I. Bos;S. Vos;F. Verhey;P. Scheltens;S. Engelborghs;G. Frisoni;O. Blin;J. Richardson;R. Bordet;M. Tsolaki;J. Popp;P. Martínez;A. Lleó;P. Johannsen;Y. Freund;L. Frölich;R. Vandenberghe;A. Baird;F. Barkhof;C. Legido;L. Bertram;S. Lovestone;J. Streffer;U. Andreasson;K. Blennow;P. Visser;H. Zetterberg
BackgroundAmyloid-beta (Aβ) is one of the earliest markers for Alzheimer's disease (AD) and apolipoprotein E (APOE) ε4 carriership is the strongest genetic AD risk factor. The relationship between Aβ, APOE-ε4 and cognition, with emerging cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) markers YKL-40, neurogranin (Ng) and neurofilament light (NFL), across the clinical AD spectrum, remains uncertain.MethodsWe included 770 individuals from the EMIF-AD Multimodal Biomarker Discovery study-a cohort collated from 3 multicenter and 8 single center European studies-for whom CSF analyses were conducted centrally. 140 individuals were cognitively normal (CN), 450 had mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and 180 had AD dementia. The CSF Aβ 42/40 ratio, with a cohort specific cut-off (0.061), was used to determine Aβ status. We compared characteristics within diagnostic group by Aβ status using ANOVA and Chi-square. Linear mixed modeling was used to compare NFL, Ng and YKL-40 concentrations by APOE-ε4 status and to test the influence of these markers on cognition, all stratified by Aβ status and adjusted for demographics and study.ResultsCompared to Aβ-individuals, Ng levels were elevated in Aβ+ individuals across the AD spectrum, while NFL and YKL levels were only elevated in Aβ+ CN and MCI individuals. In Aβ-individuals with MCI or AD-type dementia, APOE ε4+ was associated with decreased levels of NFL and Ng. High NFL was associated with lower cognitive performance at baseline and a faster rate of decline, regardless of Aβ status (Figure 1). High Ng was also associated with a faster rate of decline, regardless of Aβ, but only in the dementia stage. High YKL-40 was associated with lower baseline scores and a faster rate of decline only in Aβ-individuals (Figure 1).ConclusionsNFL is an early diagnostic and prognostic neurodegenerative marker, but non-specific for AD. Ng is a valuable diagnostic AD marker as it is associated with Aβ in all cognitive stages. As YKL-40 has been indentified as inflammation marker previously, our findings suggest that Aβ pathology is associated with inflammation in the pre-dementia stages and this may influence cognition in absence of Aβ. These findings are of value in clinical practice, trial recruitment and research.