Ting Li, Ruijuan Liu, Ye He, Bingge Zhang, Xuexiang Rui, Xifei Yang, Jian-Zhi Wang, Juan Zeng, Gang Li, Xiao Li, Gong-Ping Liu
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摘要
众所周知,AD 患者和动物模型存在自噬障碍,但 P301S-tau 对自噬的影响尚不清楚。在此,我们通过蛋白质组学研究发现,自噬相关蛋白Tectonin Beta-Propeller Repeat-Containing Protein 1(TECPR1)在P301S-tau转基因小鼠的海马中减少,这在体内和体外均得到了证实,并且P301S-tau诱导了早期和晚期过程中的自噬缺陷。通过促进自噬体的生成和自噬体与溶酶体的融合,TECPR1的过表达减轻了P301S-tau诱导的自噬缺陷。我们还发现,通过促进 tau 降解、改善突触可塑性和神经元丢失,过量表达 TECPR1 可改善 P301S-tau 小鼠的行为障碍。最后,CQ或3-MA处理逆转了TECPR1诱导的自噬和认知障碍改善效应,进一步证明了TECPR1激活了自噬的早期和晚期过程,从而改善了P301S-tau小鼠的认知。我们的数据表明,TECPR1是治疗AD的潜在靶点。
Overexpression of TECPR1 improved cognitive function of P301S-tau mice via activation of autophagy in the early and late process.
Autophagy disorders in AD patients and animal models were well known, however, the effect of P301S-tau on autophagy is not clear. Here, we found that autophagy related protein Tectonin Beta-Propeller Repeat-Containing Protein 1 (TECPR1) decreased in the hippocampus of P301S-tau transgenic mice by proteomics, which was proved in vivo and in vitro, and P301S-tau induced autophagic deficits in early and late process. TECPR1 overexpression attenuated P301S-tau induced autophagy defects via promoting autophagosome generation and autophagosome and lysosomes fusion. We also found that TECPR1 overexpression ameliorated the behavior disorders of P301S-tau mice with promoting tau degradation, improving synaptic plasticity and neuron loss. Lastly, CQ or 3-MA treatment reversed TECPR1 induced improvement effects on autophagic and cognitive disorders, further proved that, TECPR1 activated the early and late process of autophagy to ameliorate the cognition of P301S-tau mice. Our data suggest that TECPR1 is a potential therapy target for AD.
Aging CellBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology-Cell Biology
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