Introduction: Studies in familial Amyothrophical Lateral Sclerosis (fALS), are implicating more and more neuronal proliferation and differentiation. Iit has been shown that in the familial preclinical SOD1-G93 ALS murine model, ependymal stem progenitor cells show a higher proliferation and differentiation towards the neuronal lineage. LncRNAs play a role in neuronal cell’s development, and the ablation of a panel of 8 lncRNAs (lincENC1, lincBRN1a, lincBRN1b, TUG1, FENDRR, lincp21, HOTTIP and ELDR) causes strong modifications in mouse brain’s development. We decided to study the potential involvement of these lncRNAs in ALS pathology. Materials and Methods: The lncRNAs were investigated in three different spinal cord (SC) areas (cervical, thoracic and lumbar) and in four brain areas (prefrontal cortex, motor cortex, hippocampus, striatum) of symptomatic 18 weeks of age SOD1-G93A mice. Furthermore, 6 human homologues (lincBRN1a, TUG1, lincp21, FENDRR, HOTTIP and ELDR) were identified and their expression was investigated in an in vitro model of the disease (SH-SY5Y cells transfected with the SOD1-G93A gene). Results: The lncRNAs expression profile was deregulated in all analyzed areas. Interestingly, there is a specific alteration pattern in the brain compared to the SC. Indeed, lincBRN1a, lincBRN1b and TUG1 resulted specifically deregulated in the more central areas, whereas HOTTIP, ELDR and ENC presented a spinal cord-specific deregulation. It emerged how lincp21 (already partially characterized as a lncRNAs involved in the p53 oncogene regulation pathway) was deregulated in all the affected areas. In SH-SY5Y-SOD1G93A, the 6 human homologues all resulted deregulated versus the wild-type cell line. Conclusions: These results allowed to identify the CNS areas specific lncRNAs deregulation, classifying the lncRNAs between those more implicated in brain versus those more implicated in the SC of fALS models. The analysis in an in vitro human cellule model of the disease indicates a possible translation of these results the human fALS pathology.

LncRNAs involved in neuronal development seem to play a role in ALS pathology / F. Rey, T. Giallongo, S. Marcuzzo, A. Balsari, P. Bernasconi, C. Cereda, A.M. DI GIULIO, S. Carelli. ((Intervento presentato al 28. convegno SINS tenutosi a Perugia nel 2019.

LncRNAs involved in neuronal development seem to play a role in ALS pathology

F. Rey;T. Giallongo;P. Bernasconi;A.M. DI GIULIO;S. Carelli
2019

Abstract

Introduction: Studies in familial Amyothrophical Lateral Sclerosis (fALS), are implicating more and more neuronal proliferation and differentiation. Iit has been shown that in the familial preclinical SOD1-G93 ALS murine model, ependymal stem progenitor cells show a higher proliferation and differentiation towards the neuronal lineage. LncRNAs play a role in neuronal cell’s development, and the ablation of a panel of 8 lncRNAs (lincENC1, lincBRN1a, lincBRN1b, TUG1, FENDRR, lincp21, HOTTIP and ELDR) causes strong modifications in mouse brain’s development. We decided to study the potential involvement of these lncRNAs in ALS pathology. Materials and Methods: The lncRNAs were investigated in three different spinal cord (SC) areas (cervical, thoracic and lumbar) and in four brain areas (prefrontal cortex, motor cortex, hippocampus, striatum) of symptomatic 18 weeks of age SOD1-G93A mice. Furthermore, 6 human homologues (lincBRN1a, TUG1, lincp21, FENDRR, HOTTIP and ELDR) were identified and their expression was investigated in an in vitro model of the disease (SH-SY5Y cells transfected with the SOD1-G93A gene). Results: The lncRNAs expression profile was deregulated in all analyzed areas. Interestingly, there is a specific alteration pattern in the brain compared to the SC. Indeed, lincBRN1a, lincBRN1b and TUG1 resulted specifically deregulated in the more central areas, whereas HOTTIP, ELDR and ENC presented a spinal cord-specific deregulation. It emerged how lincp21 (already partially characterized as a lncRNAs involved in the p53 oncogene regulation pathway) was deregulated in all the affected areas. In SH-SY5Y-SOD1G93A, the 6 human homologues all resulted deregulated versus the wild-type cell line. Conclusions: These results allowed to identify the CNS areas specific lncRNAs deregulation, classifying the lncRNAs between those more implicated in brain versus those more implicated in the SC of fALS models. The analysis in an in vitro human cellule model of the disease indicates a possible translation of these results the human fALS pathology.
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28-set-2019
Settore BIO/11 - Biologia Molecolare
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Perugia
2019
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F. Rey, T. Giallongo, S. Marcuzzo, A. Balsari, P. Bernasconi, C. Cereda, A.M. DI GIULIO, S. Carelli
LncRNAs involved in neuronal development seem to play a role in ALS pathology / F. Rey, T. Giallongo, S. Marcuzzo, A. Balsari, P. Bernasconi, C. Cereda, A.M. DI GIULIO, S. Carelli. ((Intervento presentato al 28. convegno SINS tenutosi a Perugia nel 2019.
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