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Vpliv 6-hidroksidopamina na nivo proteina katepsina X v črnem jedru na podganjem modelu za Parkinsonovo bolezen
ID Vesel, Jasmina (Author), ID Glavan, Gordana (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window, ID Pišler, Anja (Comentor)

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Abstract
Cisteinska proteza katepsin X je pomemben dejavnik v degenerativnih procesih tekom normalnega staranja in v nevrodegenerativnih boleznih. Parkinsonova bolezen (PB) je pogosta nevrodegenerativna bolezen, za katero je značilen propad nigrostiatnih dopaminskih nevronov. V naši študiji smo raziskali vpliv nevrotoksina 6-hidroksidopamina (6-OHDA) na nivo izražanja katepsina X v črnem jedru in striatumu na podganjem modelu za PB. V nigrostriatno pot podganjih možganov smo unilateralno injicirali 6-OHDA in živali žrtvovali v različnih časovnih razmikih. Z metodo imunohistokemije smo dokazali povečano izražanje proteina katepsina X v črnem jedru 12, 24 in 48 ur po injiciranju 6-OHDA in s prenosom western dokazali povečan nivo izražanja proteina katepsina X v striatumu 12 ur po injiciranju 6-OHDA. Z dvojnim imunofluorescenčnim barvanjem smo 12 ur po injiciranju 6-OHDA dokazali katepsin X v dopaminskih celicah, 48 ur po injiciranju 6-OHDA pa ugotovili visok nivo katepsina X v lizosomih. Opazili smo tudi povečan nivo izražanja in aktivnosti encima katepsina X v črnem jedru 4 tedne po injiciranju 6-OHDA, pri čemer predpostavljamo, da gre za vnetni odziv povezan z nevrodegeneracijo. Naši rezultati se skladajo z domnevo, da ima katepsin X vlogo v patološkem procesu propadanja živčnih celic. Izsledki raziskave potrjujejo rezultate študije narejene na celičnih kulturah. S tem smo uspešno prenesli predhodne in vitro raziskave na in vivo model.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:6-OHDA, katepsin X, črno jedro, podganji model, Parkinsonova bolezen
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:BF - Biotechnical Faculty
Year:2017
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Publication date in RUL:29.12.2017
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Title:Influence of 6-hydroxydopamine on cathepsin X level in substantia nigra on rat model of Parkinson's disease
Abstract:
Cysteine protease cathepsin X is an important player in degenerative processes during normal aging and in neurodegenerative diseases. Parkinson's disease (PD) is a common neurodegenerative disease characterized by a degeneration of nigrostriatal dopaminergic neurons. In our study we investigated an influence of neurotoxin 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) on the level of protein cathepsin X in substantia nigra and striatum on a rat model of PD. We unilaterally injected 6-OHDA into nigrostriatal pathway of rat brain. Animals were later sacrificed at different times after the injection. With immunohistochemistry analysis we determined upregulation of protein level of cathepsin X in substantia nigra 12, 24 and 48 h after the injection of 6-OHDA and with Western blot analysis we determined upregulation of protein level of cathepsin X in striatum 12 h after the injection of 6-OHDA. With double immunofluorescence staining we confirmed localization of cathepsin X in dopaminergic neurons at 12 h and showed high level of cathepsin X in lysosomes at 48 h after treatment with 6-OHDA. We also noticed an upregulation of cathepsin X at 4 weeks for which we are assuming it is a consequence of neurodegeneration induced by inflammation. Our results are in accordance with cathepsin X role in pathological processes of neuronal degeneration. Results confirmed the results of study made on cell cultures. We confirmed the results obtained previously by in vitro studies also in vivo.

Keywords:6-OHDA, cathepsin X, substantia nigra, rat model, Parkinson's disease

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