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Vai trò của tình trạng kẽm đối với trí nhớ không gian, tính đàn hồi synap ở hồi hải mã và tín hiệu insulin trong bệnh Alzheimer dạng sporadic giống chuột do icv-STZ gây ra
Tóm tắt
Bệnh Alzheimer (AD), đặc biệt là dạng sporadic (sAD), có tính chất đa yếu tố. Kháng insulin não và sự rối loạn ổn định kẽm là hai khía cạnh chính của AD vẫn đang được làm rõ. Trong nghiên cứu này, chúng tôi đã khảo sát ảnh hưởng của việc thiếu hụt kẽm trong chế độ ăn uống và bổ sung kẽm đối với trí nhớ, tính đàn hồi synap ở hồi hải mã và tín hiệu insulin trong mô hình chuột bị sAD do icv-STZ gây ra. Hiệu suất trí nhớ được đánh giá thông qua mê cung nước Morris. Biểu hiện protein hồi hải mã và mức mRNA của các mục tiêu liên quan đến tính đàn hồi synap và đường tín hiệu insulin được đánh giá bằng phương pháp Western blot và PCR định lượng thời gian thực. Chúng tôi phát hiện ra rằng chuột icv-STZ có những thiếu hụt về trí nhớ, và điều này đã được hồi phục hoàn toàn nhờ vào việc bổ sung kẽm. Phân tích Western blot cho thấy điều trị icv-STZ đã làm giảm đáng kể protein PSD95 và p-GSK3β ở hồi hải mã, và bổ sung kẽm đã khôi phục lại các mức protein bình thường. Mức độ mRNA của BDNF, PSD95, SIRT1, GLUT4, thụ thể insulin và ZnT3 bị giảm bởi icv-STZ và được phục hồi bởi việc bổ sung kẽm. Dữ liệu của chúng tôi cho thấy rằng việc bổ sung kẽm cải thiện các thiếu hụt về nhận thức và cứu vãn sự suy giảm ở các mục tiêu phân tử chính của tính đàn hồi synap và tín hiệu insulin ở hồi hải mã do icv-STZ gây ra trong mô hình chuột sAD.
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