PPARγ依赖的小胶质细胞免疫调控对早期应激致个体神经可塑性的机制研究
批准号:
82101586
项目类别:
青年科学基金项目(C类)
资助金额:
30.0 万元
负责人:
韩岳
依托单位:
学科分类:
焦虑障碍、强迫障碍和应激相关障碍
结题年份:
2024
批准年份:
2021
项目状态:
已结题
项目参与者:
韩岳
中文摘要
个体发育早期所经历的心理应激是造成其后期精神异常的重要因素。研究表明小胶质细胞表型改变及其对中枢神经系统内环境的调控是早期应激影响情绪及认知的重要生理基础,而其在神经系统发育早期的形成的长期免疫调控机制并不明确。基于小胶质细胞的免疫调控功能和精神疾病的神经免疫特征,结合转录组测序和表观遗传修饰检测,本研究进一步探索早期心理应激所致小胶质细胞长期免疫记忆形成的分子基础。通过建立体内和体外的PPARγ表达调控体系,广泛分析这一分子信号对小胶质细胞表型和细胞因子的长期调节作用。结合神经元体外稀疏培养和神经电生理技术,检测小胶质细胞特异性PPARγ表达调控对神经元形态与功能可塑性的影响。研究旨在阐明依赖于PPARγ的小胶质细胞先天免疫记忆对早期应激致子代行为异常调控的生理机制,增进对小胶质细胞早期发育过程的认识并探寻基于这一途径的精神病理研究和治疗的新策略。
英文摘要
The psychological stress experiences in early life stage are important factors that caused mental disorders in offspring later lives. A large number of studies have shown that the changes of microglia phenotype and internal environment of offspring central nervous system (CNS) are important physiological basis for early life stress (ELS) induced aberrant emotion and cognition. However, its long-term regulation mechanism is not completely clear. Based on the inflammatory regulation of microglia and the neuroimmune characteristics of mental disease, combined with transcriptome and epigenetic modification sequencing, we further explore the genetic basis of microglia specific immune memory caused by early psychological stress. The PPARγ expression regulation system in vivo and vitro were established to extensively analyze the changes of microglia phenotypes and endocrine factors by regulating PPARγ signal. Then combined with neuron sparse culture in vitro and electrophysiological techniques, examined the influence of specific PPARγ regulation of microglia on the neuron morphological and functional plasticity. This study reveals the molecular and cellular mechanisms of PPARγ dependent microglia phenotypic on the regulation of emotional in ELS offspring, increase the recognition on the early development of microglia, and explore the new strategies for psychopathology research and treatment.
早期经历的心理压力可能会转化为影响子代后期心理健康的长期因素。小胶质细胞对中枢神经系统内环境的调节是心理刺激引起情绪和认知异常的重要生理基础。然而,神经免疫的长期调控机制尚不清楚。基于对早期应激动物的行为和基因表达分析,我们推测核转录因子PPARγ,一种反式转录因子在异常免疫环境中发挥重要作用。基于此,我们建立了PPARγ 条件性敲除动物模型,通过行为学和病理学分析证实了PPARγ在调节应激反应中的作用。结合单细胞测序和高尔基染色,揭示PPARγ在小胶质细胞表型调控和神经元突触可塑性中的作用。本研究初步阐释了PPARγ依赖的小胶质细胞先天免疫调节对早期应激诱导所致应激易感性的生理机制,为相关精神疾研究和治疗提供新的策略。
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