Proj 2 - Lymphatic system as a conduit for age-related defective proteostasis in AD
Proj 2 - 淋巴系统作为 AD 中与年龄相关的蛋白质稳态缺陷的管道
基本信息
- 批准号:10602559
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 39.14万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-02-15 至 2025-03-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Active ImmunotherapyAddressAffectAgingAlzheimer&aposs DiseaseAlzheimer&aposs disease modelAmyloid beta-ProteinAntigensAutoantigensAutophagocytosisAwarenessBiochemicalBloodBrainBrain DrainsBrain PathologyCellsCellular biologyCervicalCervical lymph node groupClinical TrialsCommunicationComplexDataDegenerative DisorderDendritic CellsDevelopmentDiseaseEndosomesEventGeroscienceGoalsImmuneImmune System DiseasesImmune responseImmune systemImmunologic SurveillanceImmunotherapyInflammationInflammatoryLymphLymphatic SystemMapsMediatingModificationMolecularMolecular ProfilingMusNerve DegenerationOrganOrganellesOxidation-ReductionPassive ImmunotherapyPathologicPathologyPathway interactionsPeptide MappingPeptidesPeripheralPhasePhenotypePhysiologicalPlayPost Translational Modification AnalysisPost-Translational Protein ProcessingProcessProteinsProteomeProteomicsRoleStainsSystemT cell responseT-LymphocyteTestingTherapeuticTrustVaccinationWeatheradaptive immune responseage relatedaging brainbiophysical analysisbrain parenchymahumanized mouselymphatic circulationmouse modelprotein aggregationproteostasissynthetic peptide
项目摘要
Summary A pro-inflammatory signature accompanied by changes in cellular proteostasis are observed in
brain neurodegenerative conditions such as AD and to less extent in the aging brain. However, despite the
great advancement towards the understanding of the connection between inflammation, AD development and
aging-related pathologies, there are several important aspects, which are still very much under investigated.
For example albeit it is appreciate the existence of the lymphatic system, as a brain-to-periphery
communication conduit, it is still unknown the role played by the lymph in the inflammatory/degenerative
process occurring in the brain parenchyma and in transporting the brain molecular signature to the cervical
nodes for immune-surveillance. Another important aspect, yet to be investigated, are the very early changes in
endosomal proteostasis and the proteome post-translational modifications, occurring before bona fide AD and
aging degenerative changes are observed. Finally, despite the fact that active and passive immunotherapy has
been proposed for AD the role of MHCII-restricted immune response to naturally processed TAU, Aβ and other
brain self-antigens is still unknown. As such the trust of this application is to: (i) explore the role played by the
lymphatic circulation in transporting the inflammatory/degenerative molecular signature of the brain
parenchyma to the draining cervical node (with P1 and Core B) (ii) map the very early changes in the brain
proteome, PTM- modifications, endo-lysosomal proteostasis and autophagic machinery (with P1 and Core C)
(iii) analyze changes in the MHC II-restricted immune-peptidome, and related T cell responses, during aging
and the different phases of AD progression (with P3 and Core B). By using state-of the art quantitative
proteomic, associated with a cell biology approach, we will map proteins PTMs at different stages of the aging
process and AD development as well as their effect on endo-lysosomal proteostasis and the autophagic
machinery. Additionally we will investigate the lymph inflammatory/degenerative signature in young and old
mice, as well as, AD mice at different stage of disease. Finally, the MHC II-immunopeptidome, eluted from
dendritic cells in the cervical node, will be analyzed by MS/MS to map peptides derived from brain-relevant
proteins in aging and at different stages of AD. Tetramer staining, using relevant MHC-II-peptides, will be
employed to analyze T cell recognition and address the overall immune responses to brain antigens.
Altogether results from this project will provide a progressive snap shot of how the cellular proteome is
modified during the early-to-late stages of AD or aging development, how the autophagic machinery is involved
in disposing the modified proteome, how these early changes progressively develop into complex aggregates
and how the endo-lysosomal system is involved in restoring proteostasis. Additionally, how the lymphatic
system function as a conduit to transport the inflammatory/degenerative phenotype associated with AD
development to the immune system and conversely how immune cells respond to proteomic changes in aging
and during AD progression.
摘要在
大脑神经退行性疾病,例如AD和衰老大脑的程度较小。
迈向理解炎症,广告发展与
与衰老相关的病理,有几个重要方面仍在研究中。
例如,尽管如此,它还是欣赏淋巴系统的存在,作为脑诊断
通讯导管,淋巴在炎症/变性中所起的作用仍然未知
发生在脑实质中并在将脑分子特征转运到宫颈的过程中发生的过程
免疫调节的节点。
内体蛋白质症和蛋白质组后翻译后修饰,发生在真正的AD和
尽管有活性和被动免疫疗法已经有了老化的变化
提出了AD的MHCII限制免疫反应对天然加工的TAU,Aβ和其他
大脑自我抗原仍然未知。
淋巴循环在运输脑部炎症/变性分子特征中
实质到排水宫颈节点(带有P1和Core B)(ii)映射大脑的早期变化
蛋白质组,PTM修饰,内散性蛋白酶体蛋白质施塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔斯塔郡
(iii)分析MHC II限制的免疫肽组的变化以及相关的TCELS反应,在衰老期间
以及AD的不同阶段(使用P3和Core B)。
与细胞生物学方法相关的蛋白质组学,我们将在衰老的不同阶段绘制蛋白质PTM
过程和广告开发作为对内溶液蛋白蛋白酶和自噬的影响
机械。老古老的老老老老老老老老老老老老老老老老。
小鼠以及AD小鼠处于不同疾病的不同阶段。
MS/MS将分析宫颈节点中的树突状细胞,以绘制源自大脑相关的肽
在AD的不同阶段,使用Revant MHC-II肽中的蛋白质是
用于分析T细胞识别并解决对脑抗原的总体免疫反应。
该项目的总共带来了细胞蛋白质组IS的渐进式快照的结果
在广告或衰老开发的早期阶段进行了修改,如何涉及自噬机械
在处理修改的蛋白质组时,如何将早期的进度级变化为复杂的justergates
以及内聚糖体系统如何恢复蛋白质量。
系统的功能是运输到与AD相关的炎症/退化/退化表型的转换
对免疫系统的开发,相反,免疫细胞如何响应衰老的蛋白质组学变化
在广告进展过程中。
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