Intermediate Antiparallel Fibrils in Aβ40 Dutch Mutant Aggregation: Insights from Nanoscale Infrared Spectroscopy.
Intermediate Antiparallel Fibrils in Aβ40 Dutch Mutant Aggregation: Insights from Nanoscale Infrared Spectroscopy.
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Aβ40 荷兰突变体聚集中的中间反平行原纤维:来自纳米级红外光谱的见解。
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpcb.3c01869
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2023
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Ghosh,Ayanjeet
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Banerjee,Siddhartha;Naik,Tanmayee;Baghel,Divya;Ghosh,Ayanjeet
Cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA), which involves amyloid deposition in blood vessels leading to fatal cerebral hemorrhage and recurring strokes, is present in the majority Alzheimer’s disease (AD) cases. Familial mutations in the amyloid β peptide are correlated to higher risks of CAA and are mostly comprised of mutations at residues 22 and 23. While the structure of the wild-type Aβ peptide has been investigated in great detail, less is known about the structure of mutants involved in CAA and evolutions thereof. This is particularly true for mutations at residue 22, for which detailed molecular structures, as typically determined from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy or electron microscopy, do not exist. In this report, we have used nanoscale infrared (IR) spectroscopy augmented with atomic force microscopy (AFM-IR) to investigate structural evolution of the Aβ Dutch mutant (E22Q) at the single aggregate level. We show that in the oligomeric stage, the structural ensemble is distinctly bimodal, with the two subtypes differing with respect to population of parallel β sheets. Fibrils on the other hand are structurally homogeneous, with early-stage fibrils distinctly antiparallel in character, which develop parallel β sheets upon maturation. Furthermore, the antiparallel structure is found to be a persistent feature across different stages of aggregation.