Studying the Pathogenic Mechanisms of Atp13a2 Mutations in Endo-Lysosomal Pathway and Polyamine-Choline Metabolism of Parkinson’S Disease

Project: National Science and Technology CouncilNational Science and Technology Council Academic Grants

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Abstract

研究ATP13A2基因突變造成早發性第九型帕金森病的分子機轉至關重要,目前仍有無能治癒帕金森病的藥物。探討ATP13A2突變引起帕金森病的病理機轉有助於開發改善帕金森病的治療方法。計畫中的研究成果不僅有助於解開ATP13A2突變的致病機轉,也有助於神經保護分子的開發。計畫中開發的外泌體生物標記,可能應用於帕金森病的早期診斷和預後評估。計畫中也能了解小分子A11和TML-6對於帕金森病的療效。

Project IDs

Project ID:PC11407-3643
External Project ID:NSTC114-2314-B182-017
StatusActive
Effective start/end date01/08/2531/07/26

Keywords

  • Parkinson’s disease
  • PARK9
  • ATP13A2
  • ATP13A2 mutation knockin mice
  • iPSCs
  • early endosome pathway
  • autophagy-endolysosomal system
  • α-synuclein
  • cholinergic system
  • polyamine
  • neuroinflammation
  • BBB dysfunction
  • biochiop
  • exsosome
  • A11
  • TML-6.

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