BIOSYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING OF AB IN NT2N CELLS
BIOSYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING OF AB IN NT2N CELLS
批准号:
6352549
负责人:
Robert W. Doms
金额:
$19.62万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-09-16 至 2001-08-31
关键词:
Alzheimer's disease CHO cells amyloid proteins cell line endoplasmic reticulum enzyme linked immunosorbent assay gene mutation immunocytochemistry immunoprecipitation intracellular transport neuritic plaques neuronal transport neurons pathologic process protein biosynthesis protein isoforms protein structure tissue /cell culture
中文摘要
老年斑是阿尔茨海默病的主要神经病理特征
(AD)主要由淀粉样肽(Abeta)组成,
淀粉样前体蛋白(APP)的作用。两种主要形式
淀粉样蛋白的长度分别为40和42个氨基酸。Abeta(1-40)
Abeta(1-40)更容易聚集,占大多数
淀粉样蛋白的表达与家族性疾病相关的APP突变
AD(FAD)通过增加Abeta的总量来改变Abeta的产生。
产生的Abeta,或通过引起相对增加的数量,
Abeta(1-40)产生。因此,APP加工和Abeta的扰动
生产可能在AD的发展中起重要作用。因此,我们认为,
项目1的目标是继续描述APP处理
在人神经元模型系统(NT 2N细胞)中的信号通路。我们最近发现
APP在内质网/中间体中的滞留
隔室(ER/IC)阻断Abeta分泌,但细胞内Abeta被阻断。
仍然生产。定量ELISA显示ER/IC相关的Abeta是
仅由Abeta(1-42)组成。这种神经元内的Abeta(1-42)
在NT 2N中积累数周,同时变得不太可溶。
这些观察结果对于理解AD发病机制具有意义,
包括与早老素的可能连接(即,PS1和PS2),
膜蛋白主要定位于ER/IC,当它们
在FAD谱系中发生突变。有趣的是,FAD相关的形式
早老素突变体增加了Abeta(1-42)的水平。长期
聚集的神经元内Abeta(1-42)的蓄积可能具有神经毒性
并最终导致神经元死亡后SP的形成。我们
我建议扩展我们对这一新途径的研究,以研究其他
产生Abeta的亚细胞区室,并研究其影响
早老素对Abeta产生的影响通过以下具体途径
目的:1)继续我们对ER/IC通路的研究,
产生细胞内Abeta(1-42); 2)研究潜在的相互作用
早老素和APP之间的关系,并检查野生型
或突变的PS1和PS影响细胞内Abeta的产生; 3)检查
内吞途径在细胞内和细胞外的
分泌的Abeta(1-40)和Abeta(1-42);和4)研究野生型和
突变形式的APP 751和770由NT 2N神经元加工。
英文摘要
Senile plaques, a major neuropathologic feature of Alzheimer's disease
(AD), are composed largely of the amyloid peptide (Abeta) that is derived
by processing of the amyloid precursor protein (APP). The two major forms
of amyloid are 40 and 42 amino acid long. While Abeta(1-40) is more
abundant, Abeta(1-40) aggregates more readily and comprises the majority
of the amyloid in SPs. Mutations in APP that are associated with familial
AD (FAD) alter the Abeta production by increasing the total amount of
Abeta generated, or by causing a relative increase in the amount of
Abeta(1-40) produced. Thus, perturbations in APP processing and Abeta
production may play an important role in the development of AD. Therefore,
the goals of Project 1 are to continue delineation of APP processing
pathways in human neuronal model system (NT2N cells). We recently found
that retention of APP in the endoplasmic reticulum/intermediate
compartment (ER/IC) blocked Abeta secretion, but intracellular Abeta was
still produced. Quantitative ELISA showed that ER/IC-associated Abeta is
composed exclusively of Abeta(1-42). This intra-neuronal Abeta(1-42)
accumulates over a period of weeks in NT2N while becoming less soluble.
These observations have implications for understanding AD pathogenesis,
including possible links to the presenilins (i.e., PS1 and PS2) which are
membrane proteins largely localized to the ER/IC that cause AD when they
are mutated in FAD pedigrees. Interestingly, FAD-associated forms of
mutant the presenilins increased the levels of Abeta(1-42). Long-term
accumulation of aggregated intra-neuronal Abeta(1-42) might be neurotoxic
and ultimately lead to the formation of SPs following neuronal death. We
propose to extend our studies on this novel pathway, to examine other
subcellular compartments where Abeta is produced, and to study the effects
of the presenilins on Abeta production through the following Specific
Aims: 1) to continue our recent studies on the ER/IC pathway by which
intracellular Abeta(1-42) is produced; 2) to study potential interactions
between the presenilins and APP, and examine how expression of wild type
or mutant PS1 and PS affects intracellular Abeta production; 3) to examine
the role of the endocytic pathway in the production of intracellular and
secreted Abeta(1-40) and Abeta(1-42); and 4) to study how wild-type and
mutant forms of APP751 AND 770 are processed by NT2N neurons.
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