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Golgi apparatus of motor neurons in motor neuron diseases and in animal models Yukio Fujita 1 , Koichi Okamoto 1 1Department of Neurology, Gunma University, Graduate School of Medicine Keyword: 運動ニューロン疾患 , ゴルジ装置 , 封入体 pp.896-901
Published Date 2006/12/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431100410
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 Several reports demonstrated that Golgi apparatus(GA)of motor neurons in sporadic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis(ALS)showed fragmentation, where the GA were dispersed or fragmented into numerous small isolated elements. In our experiments, similar Golgi fragmentation was observed in motor neurons of the other motor neuron diseases(MND)and animal models of ALS, such as transgenic mice expressing G93 A mutation of the SOD1 gene, transgenic rats expressing two different mutations of SOD1 gene(G93 A and H46R), Wobbler mice, and adult rats after facial nerve avulsion. Motor neurons in transgenic mice and rats showed fragmentation of the GA before the onset of paralysis. These findings suggest that the GA is an early target of the pathological processes that initiate neuronal degeneration. Furthermore, the GA in the majority of the motor neurons containing cytoplasmic inclusions, such as Bunina bodies, basophilic inclusions, and SOD1-positive-aggregates, were fragmented. Thus, we considered that abnormal proteinaceous cytoplasmic aggregates in MND were associated with the fragmented GA, which was involved in the chain of events leading to neuronal degeneration. The precise molecular mechanisms linking the aggregation of proteins and fragmentation of the GA are not known, and the identification of the molecular composition of the aggregated proteins remains a major challenge.


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