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Tsc2 mutation induces renal tubular cell nonautonomous disease

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摘要 TSC renal cystic disease is poorly understood and has no approved treatment.In a new principal cell-targeted murine model of Tsc cystic disease,the renal cystic epithelium is mostly composed of type A intercalated cells with an intact Tsc2 gene confirmed by sequencing,although these cells exhibit a Tsc-mutant disease phenotype.We used a newly derived targeted murine model in lineage tracing and extracellular vesicle(EV)characterization experiments and a cell culture model in EV characterization and cellular induction experiments to understand TSC cystogenesis.Using lineage tracing experiments,we found principal cells undergo clonal expansion but contribute very few cells to the cyst.We determined that cystic kidneys contain more interstitial EVs than noncystic kidneys,excrete fewer EVs in urine,and contain EVs in cyst fluid.Moreover,the loss of Tsc2 gene in EV-producing cells greatly changes the effect of EVs on renal tubular epithelium,such that the epithelium develops increased secretory and proliferative pathway activity.We demonstate that the mTORC1 pathway activity is independent form the EV production,and that the EV effects for a single cell line can vary significantly.TSC cystogenesis involves significant contribution from genetically intact cells conscripted to the mutant phenotype by mutant cell derived EVs.
出处 《Genes & Diseases》 SCIE 2022年第1期187-200,共14页 基因与疾病(英文)
基金 This work was supported by DoD(No.W81XWH-14-1-0343)(JJB) Federal Express Chair of Excellence(JJB),and Children’s Foundation Research Institute(JJB).
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