The Role of TNF Related Apoptosis-Inducing Ligand in Neurodegenerative Diseases

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摘要 Ahallmarkofallformsofneurodegenerativediseasesisimpairmentofneuronalfunctions,andinmanycasesneuronalcelldeath.Althoughtheetiologyofneurodegenerativediseasesmaybedistinct,differentdiseasesdisplayasimilarpathogenesis,forexampleabnormalimmunitywithinthecentralnervoussystem(CNS),activationofmacrophage/microgliaandtheinvolvementofproinflammatorycytokines.Recentstudiesshowthatneuronsinaneurodegenerativestateundergoahighlyregulatedprogrammedcelldeath,alsocalledapoptosis.TNF-relatedapoptosis-inducingligand(TRAIL),amemberoftheTNFfamily,hasbeenshowntobeinvolvedinapoptosisduringmanydiseases.Asonememberofadeathligandfamily,TRAILwasoriginallythoughttotargetonlytumorcellsandwasnotpresentinCNS.However,recentdatashowedthatTRAILwasunregulatedinHIV-1-infectedandimmune-activatedmacrophages,amajordiseaseinducingcellduringHIV-1-associateddementia(HAD).TRAILisalsoinducedonneuronbyβ-amyloidprotein,animportantpathogenforAlzheimer'sdisease.Inthisreview,wesummarizethepossiblecommonaspectsthatTRAILinvolvedthoseneurodegenerativediseases,TRAILinducedapoptosissignalingintheCNScells,andspecificroleofTRAILinindividualdiseases.Cellular&MolecularImmunology.2005;2(2):113-122.
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出版日期 2005年02月12日(中国期刊网平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)
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