Study of the molecular mechanism of synaptogenesis using withanolides, novel anti-dementia drugs

  • 東田, 千尋 (Principal Investigator)

Project Details

Abstract

To clarify the molecular mechanism of sominone, we identified receptors or associated molecules in primary cultured neurons, which were phosphorylated by sominone stimulation using phosphorylation antibody arrays. The level of phosphorylated RET increased in microglias and neurons. The level of phosphorylated ACK1 increased in neurons. Knockdown experiments using siRNA showed that both RET and ACK1 were involved in dedritic extension. These results suggest that roles of RET and ACK1 as key molecules for reconstruction of the neuronal
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date2005/01/012007/12/31

Funding

  • Japan Society for the Promotion of Science: ¥3,850,000.00

Keywords

  • Withanoside IV
  • sominone
  • 記憶改善
  • 樹状突起
  • RET
  • ACK1
  • 神経回路網
  • 脊髄損傷
  • withanolide類
  • シナプス形成
  • 末梢性ミエリン
  • axon
  • neuregulin-I
  • estrogen receptor
  • PI3 kinase
  • 抗痴呆
  • 中枢神経損傷
  • neuron
  • myelin
  • Sominone
  • Memory improvement
  • Dendrite
  • Neuronal network
  • Spinal cord injury