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Binding between Prion Protein and Aβ Oligomers Contributes to the Pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s Disease 被引量:4
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作者 chang kong Hao Xie +7 位作者 Zhenxing Gao Ming Shao Huan Li Run Shi Lili Cai Shanshan Gao Taolei Sun Chaoyang Li 《Virologica Sinica》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2019年第5期475-488,共14页
A plethora of evidence suggests that protein misfolding and aggregation are underlying mechanisms of various neurodegenerative diseases,such as prion diseases and Alzheimer's disease(AD).Like prion diseases,AD has... A plethora of evidence suggests that protein misfolding and aggregation are underlying mechanisms of various neurodegenerative diseases,such as prion diseases and Alzheimer's disease(AD).Like prion diseases,AD has been considered as an infectious disease in the past decades as it shows strain specificity and transmission potential.Although it remains elusive how protein aggregation leads to AD,it is becoming clear that cellular prion protein(PrP^c)plays an important role in AD pathogenesis.Here,we briefly reviewed AD pathogenesis and focused on recent progresses how PrP^c contributed to AD development.In addition,we proposed a potential mechanism to explain why infectious agents,such as viruses,conduce AD pathogenesis.Microbe infections cause AD deposition and upregulation of PrP^c,which lead to high affinity binding between AD oligomers and PrP^c.The interaction between PrP^c and AP oligomers in turn activates the Fyn signaling cascade,resulting in neuron death in the central nervous system(CNS).Thus,silencing PrP^c expression may turn out be an effective treatment for PrP^c dependent AD. 展开更多
关键词 Alzheimer’s disease(AD) Amyloid-βprotein Neurodegenerative disease Cellular prion protein(PrP^c)
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