APOE e4 dose associates with increased brain iron and β-amyloid via blood-brain barrier dysfunction
APOE e4 dose associates with increased brain iron and β-amyloid via blood-brain barrier dysfunction
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APOE e4 剂量通过血脑屏障功能障碍与脑铁和 β-淀粉样蛋白增加相关
DOI:
10.1136/jnnp-2021-328519
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发表时间:
2022
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Noriyuki Matsukawa
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作者:
Yuto Uchida;Hirohito Kan;Keita Sakurai;Yoshihiko Horimoto;Emi Hayashi;Akihiko Iida;Nobuyuki Okamura;Kenichi Oishi;Noriyuki Matsukawa
ObjectiveTo examine the effect of apolipoprotein E (APOE)ɛ4dose on blood–brain barrier (BBB) clearance function, evaluated using an advanced MRI technique and analyse its correlation with brain iron and β-amyloid accumulation in the early stages of the Alzheimer’s continuum.MethodsIn this single-centre observational prospective cohort study, 24APOE ɛ4non-carriers, 22 heterozygotes and 20 homozygotes in the early stages of the Alzheimer’s continuum were scanned with diffusion-prepared arterial spin labelling, which estimates the water exchange rate across the BBB (kw). Participants also underwent quantitative susceptibility mapping, [11C]Pittsburgh compound B-positron emission tomography and neuropsychological testing. Using an atlas-based approach, we compared the regional kwof the whole brain among the groups and analysed its correlation with the neuroradiological and neuropsychological findings.ResultsThe BBB kwvalues in the neocortices differed significantly among the groups (APOE ɛ4non-carriers>heterozygotes>homozygotes). These values correlated with brain iron levels (frontal lobe:r=−0.476, 95% CI=−0.644 to −0.264, p=0.011; medial temporal lobe:r=−0.455, 95% CI=−0.628 to −0.239, p=0.017), β-amyloid loads (frontal lobe:r=−0.504, 95% CI=−0.731 to −0.176, p=0.015; medial temporal lobe:r=−0.452, 95% CI=−0.699 to −0.110, p=0.036) and neuropsychological scores, after adjusting for age, sex andAPOE ɛ4dose.InterpretationOur results suggest that an increasedAPOE ɛ4dose is associated with decreased effective brain-waste clearance, such as iron and β-amyloid, through the BBB.