New oligodendrocytes exhibit more abundant and accurate myelin regeneration than those that survive demyelination
New oligodendrocytes exhibit more abundant and accurate myelin regeneration than those that survive demyelination
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DOI:
10.1101/2020.05.22.110551
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发表时间:
2020-05
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25
通讯作者:
Sarah A. Neely;Jill M Williamson;Anna Klingseisen;Lida Zoupi;J. Early;Anna C. Williams;D. Lyons
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作者:
Sarah A. Neely;Jill M Williamson;Anna Klingseisen;Lida Zoupi;J. Early;Anna C. Williams;D. Lyons
Oligodendrocytes that survive demyelination can remyelinate, including in multiple sclerosis (MS), but how they do so is unclear. In this study, using zebrafish, we found that surviving oligodendrocytes make few new sheaths and frequently mistarget new myelin to neuronal cell bodies, a pathology we also found in MS. In contrast, oligodendrocytes generated after demyelination make abundant and correctly targeted sheaths, indicating that they likely also have a better regenerative potential in MS. Neely et al. investigated the regeneration of different oligodendrocytes after demyelination. They found that newly generated cells exhibit much more proficient remyelination than those that survive demyelination, with implications for MS.