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Las neuronas orexigénicas son las primeras en degenerar en la enfermedad de Alzheimer (EA), comenzando en la etapa de Braak I. La patología temprana de tau desencadena inflamación y estrés celular, destacando estas neuronas como una diana clave para la intervención temprana en la EA.

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  • El sistema subcortical modulador de neuromoduladores (NSS) y sus neuronas orexigénicas (OrxN) son cruciales para la homeostasis y son sitios tempranos de patología de tau en la enfermedad de Alzheimer (EA).; La disfunción de la vía de la orexina está implicada en la progresión de la EA, y los ensayos recientes muestran mejoras en biomarcadores.; El momento preciso y los impulsores moleculares de la pérdida de OrxN en la EA humana siguen siendo poco comprendidos, lo que dificulta las terapias dirigidas.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Determinar la extensión y el momento de la pérdida de neuronas orexigénicas en cerebros humanos con enfermedad de Alzheimer.; Investigar los mecanismos moleculares subyacentes a la degeneración temprana de las neuronas orexigénicas en la EA.; Establecer las neuronas orexigénicas como una posible diana terapéutica para la intervención temprana en la EA.

Principales métodos:

  • Se utilizó estereología imparcial en cerebros humanos post mortem (etapas de Braak 0-VI, n=38) para cuantificar las neuronas positivas para orexina-A.; Se realizó inmunohistoquímica para la tau fosforilada (CP13) y se contratinó con Nissl.; Se realizó secuenciación de ARN en muestras del área hipotalámica lateral (LHA) (n=38) utilizando NanoString nCounter® para el análisis de expresión génica.

Principales resultados:

  • La pérdida de neuronas orexigénicas comienza en la etapa de Braak I (reducción del 43%) y progresa significativamente en las etapas de Braak V-VI (reducción del 70% en comparación con Braak 0).; Una caída del 50% en las neuronas orexigénicas en Braak II se correlacionó con una expresión génica alterada en la función lisosomal, reactividad glial, estrés oxidativo y vías de fosforilación.; A pesar de la pérdida neuronal, los genes relacionados con la orexina (HCRT, HCRTR1) se regularon al alza en etapas posteriores de Braak (III-IV).

Conclusiones:

  • Las neuronas orexigénicas representan la población neuronal más temprana en degenerar en la enfermedad de Alzheimer, iniciándose en la etapa de Braak I.; La acumulación temprana de p-tau en la LHA, independiente de la β-amiloide significativa, impulsa la inflamación de las células T, la disfunción lisosomal y el estrés oxidativo, lo que lleva a la pérdida de OrxN.; La focalización en las neuronas orexigénicas ofrece una estrategia prometedora para la intervención temprana en la EA, proporcionando potencialmente beneficios sintomáticos y modificadores de la enfermedad.