New therapeutic approaches for Alzheimer's disease and cerebral amyloid angiopathy.
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- Saito, Satoshi; Ihara, Masafumi
- Year
- 2014
- Journal
- Frontiers in aging neuroscience
- PMID
- 25368578
- DOI
- 10.3389/fnagi.2014.00290
- PMCID
- PMC4202741
Accumulating evidence has shown a strong relationship between Alzheimer's disease (AD), cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA), and cerebrovascular disease. Cognitive impairment in AD patients can result from cortical microinfarcts associated with CAA, as well as the synaptic and neuronal disturbances caused by cerebral accumulations of β-amyloid (Aβ) and tau proteins. The pathophysiology of AD may lead to a toxic chain of events consisting of Aβ overproduction, impaired Aβ clearance, and brain ischemia. Insufficient removal of Aβ leads to development of CAA and plays a crucial role in sporadic AD cases, implicating promotion of Aβ clearance as an important therapeutic strategy. Aβ is mainly eliminated by three mechanisms: (1) enzymatic/glial degradation, (2) transcytotic delivery, and (3) perivascular drainage (3-"d" mechanisms). Enzymatic degradation may be facilitated by activation of Aβ-degrading enzymes such as neprilysin, angiotensin-converting enzyme, and insulin-degrading enzyme. Transcytotic delivery can be promoted by inhibition of the receptor for advanced glycation end products (RAGE), which mediates transcytotic influx of circulating Aβ into brain. Successful use of the RAGE inhibitor TTP488 in Phase II testing has led to a Phase III clinical trial for AD patients. The perivascular drainage system seems to be driven by motive force generated by cerebral arterial pulsations, suggesting that vasoactive drugs can facilitate Aβ clearance. One of the drugs promoting this system is cilostazol, a selective inhibitor of type 3 phosphodiesterase. The clearance of fluorescent soluble Aβ tracers was significantly enhanced in cilostazol-treated CAA model mice. Given that the balance between Aβ synthesis and clearance determines brain Aβ accumulation, and that Aβ is cleared by several pathways stated above, multi-drugs combination therapy could provide a mainstream cure for sporadic AD.
“AD malignant cycle”. Aβ overproduction impairs Aβ elimination leading to vascular smooth muscle cells (vSMC) degeneration, cerebral ischemia, and microinfarcts. Ischemia also induces Aβ overproduction. Such vicious circle consists of core pathology in sporadic AD. Note that cessation of Aβ overproduction is not sufficient to sever the cycle.
Aβ clearance: 3-d mechanism. Aβ is mainly eliminated by the following mechanisms: (1) enzymatic/glial degradation, (2) transcytotic delivery, and (3) perivascular drainage.
Cilostazol with 3 Arrows: triple effects toward potential resolution of dementia. Cilostazol, a selective inhibitor of PDE3, has pleiotropic capabilities of suppressing Aβ production in neurons, enhancing Aβ clearance through perivascular drainage system, and inhibiting platelet aggregation (anti-platelet effects).
Cilostazol reduced Aβ deposition. Hippocampal images obtained from 17-month-old homozygous Tg-SwDI mice, a model of CAA, treated with vehicle (A,B) or cilostazol (C) for 15 months show that cilostazol treatment reduced levels of Aβ deposits in the hippocampus compared with vehicle treatment. Scale bars indicate 100 μm. (A) HE staining. (B,C) Thioflavin-S staining.
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| 125I-labeled albumin local | drug |
| 125I-labeled Aβ1-40 local | drug |
| ACE | gene |
| AD model mice local | cohort |
| AD patients | cohort |
| AD with CVD local | cohort |
| aged wild-type mice local | cohort |
| AGER local | gene |
| aging | phenotype |
| Aging-associated clearance failure local | phenotype |
| Aging mouse brain local | cohort |
| agonist | drug |
| Alpha-2-macroglobulin local | drug |
| Alzheimer's disease | phenotype |
| Alzheimer’s disease | phenotype |
| amnestic MCI local | phenotype |
| amnestic mild cognitive impairment | phenotype |
| Amyloid beta | drug |
| Amyloid-beta | drug |
| Amyloid beta oligomers local | drug |
| Anti‑platelet drug local | drug |
| apoE | gene |
| APOE ε4 | gene |
| APP | gene |
| APP Dutch/Iowa mutant local | variant |
| APP-transgenic mice | cohort |
| arterial pulsations local | phenotype |
| arterial stiffness local | phenotype |
| Arterial stiffness local | phenotype |
| Arterioles local | anatomy |
| arteriolosclerosis local | phenotype |
| Arteriolosclerosis local | phenotype |
| aspirin | drug |
| associative memory local | phenotype |
| Atrial natriuretic peptide local | drug |
| Aβ1-40 local | drug |
| Aβ accumulation | phenotype |
| Aβ clearance | phenotype |
| Aβ deposits local | phenotype |
| Aβ-induced tauopathy local | phenotype |
| Aβ levels | phenotype |
| Aβ pathology local | phenotype |
| Aβ plaque local | phenotype |
| Aβ production | phenotype |
| Aβ protein local | drug |
| Basement membranes of capillary walls local | anatomy |
| beta-amyloid | drug |
| bexarotene | drug |
| Bilateral common carotid artery local | anatomy |
| Binswanger disease local | phenotype |
| blood | drug |
| blood-brain barrier | anatomy |
| Blood vessels local | anatomy |
| brain | anatomy |
| brain ischemia local | phenotype |
| Brain ischemia local | phenotype |
| brain parenchyma local | anatomy |
| CAA local | phenotype |
| CAA model mice local | cohort |
| caffeine | drug |
| cAMP | drug |
| Capillaries local | anatomy |
| Capillary walls local | anatomy |
| Captopril local | drug |
| caudate nucleus | anatomy |
| central nervous system | anatomy |
| cerebral amyloid angiopathy local | phenotype |
| Cerebral amyloid angiopathy local | cohort |
| Cerebral amyloid angiopathy local | phenotype |
| cerebral Aβ levels local | phenotype |
| cerebral hemorrhage | phenotype |
| Cerebral microinfarcts local | phenotype |
| Cerebral microvessels local | anatomy |
| cerebrospinal fluid | drug |
| Cerebrovascular disease | phenotype |
| Cervical lymph nodes local | anatomy |
| cGMP | drug |
| Cholesterol efflux | phenotype |
| cilostazol local | drug |
| Cilostazol local | drug |
| Cilostazol Stroke Prevention Study 2 local | cohort |
| Circle of Willis local | anatomy |
| Cisterna magna local | anatomy |
| cognition | phenotype |
| cognitive decline | phenotype |
| Conventional lymphatic vessels local | anatomy |
| cortex | anatomy |
| Cortical microhemorrhage local | phenotype |
| Cortical microinfarcts local | phenotype |
| CREB1 | gene |
| Deep cervical lymph nodes local | anatomy |
| dementia | phenotype |
| diabetes | phenotype |
| dobutamine local | drug |
| donepezil local | drug |
| donepezil-treated patients with clinically probable AD local | cohort |
| Elderly patients local | cohort |
| Enkephalins local | drug |
| Extracranial vessels local | anatomy |
| Familial Alzheimer's disease local | cohort |
| fluorescent tracers local | drug |
| Fluorescent tracers local | drug |
| glucose intolerance | phenotype |
| glymphatic pathway local | anatomy |
| Hemodynamic fluctuation local | phenotype |
| Hemorrhage | phenotype |
| Hemorrhagic stroke | phenotype |
| hippocampus | anatomy |
| hyperinsulinemia | phenotype |
| hypertension | phenotype |
| hypoperfusion local | phenotype |
| Hypoperfusion/ischemia local | phenotype |
| hypoxia | phenotype |
| IDE | gene |
| IDE deficient mice local | cohort |
| Immunized AD patients local | cohort |
| impaired arterial pulsation local | phenotype |
| Impaired arterial pulsation local | phenotype |
| Indian ink local | drug |
| Infarctions local | phenotype |
| inferior colliculus | anatomy |
| Inflammatory burden local | phenotype |
| insulin | drug |
| insulin resistance | phenotype |
| Intracranial arteries local | anatomy |
| intranasal insulin local | drug |
| ISF | drug |
| juvenile familial Alzheimer's disease local | phenotype |
| laminin | drug |
| Leptomeningeal arteries local | anatomy |
| Leptomeningeal Arteries local | anatomy |
| lipid peroxidation | phenotype |
| Liver X receptor local | drug |
| Lobar hemorrhage local | phenotype |
| LRP1 | gene |
| lymphatic congestion local | phenotype |
| Lymphatic endothelial cell proliferation local | phenotype |
| Lymphatic endothelial cell stabilization local | phenotype |
| Lymphatic perivascular drainage system local | anatomy |
| Major cerebral arteries local | anatomy |
| Malignant tumors local | phenotype |
| Medical Research Council Cognitive Function and Aging Study local | cohort |
| Meningeal arteries local | anatomy |
| Middle cerebral artery local | anatomy |
| Middle Cerebral Artery local | anatomy |
| middle temporal gyrus | anatomy |
| MMP9 | gene |
| neprilysin local | gene |
| Neprilysin local | gene |
| neurogenesis | phenotype |
| neuronal loss | phenotype |
| nitric oxide | drug |
| non-demented elderly adults local | cohort |
| normal control patients local | cohort |
| Nun study local | cohort |
| occipital cortex | anatomy |
| Oligodendrocyte precursor cell differentiation local | phenotype |
| other dementing disorders local | phenotype |
| patients with MCI local | cohort |
| PDE3 local | gene |
| perivascular drainage system local | anatomy |
| perivascular drainage system local | phenotype |
| Perivascular lymphatic drainage system local | anatomy |
| PPARγ | gene |
| protein kinase A | drug |
| PSEN1 | gene |
| PSEN2 | gene |
| pulse wave velocity | phenotype |
| Pulse wave velocity local | drug |
| Radiolabeled tracers local | drug |
| rat model of chronic cerebral hypoperfusion local | cohort |
| Receptor-associated protein local | drug |
| rolipram | drug |
| senescence-accelerated mice local | cohort |
| Senescence-accelerated mice local | cohort |
| senile plaques | phenotype |
| Sildenafil local | drug |
| Small venules local | anatomy |
| Small vessel injury local | phenotype |
| solutes local | drug |
| somatostatin receptor agonist local | drug |
| spatial learning | phenotype |
| spatial memory | phenotype |
| Sporadic Alzheimer's disease local | cohort |
| striatum | anatomy |
| stroke | phenotype |
| Synaptic disturbance local | phenotype |
| synaptic function | phenotype |
| Systemic lymphatic vessels local | anatomy |
| tachykinins | drug |
| tauopathy | phenotype |
| tau phosphorylation | drug |
| tau protein | drug |
| TTP488 local | drug |
| Tunica adventitia local | anatomy |
| Tunica media local | anatomy |
| type 1 small vessel disease local | phenotype |
| Type 1 small vessel disease local | phenotype |
| type 2 small vessel disease local | phenotype |
| Type 2 small vessel disease local | phenotype |
| type 3 diabetes local | phenotype |
| Vascular changes local | phenotype |
| Vascular dementia local | phenotype |
| vascular integrity local | phenotype |
| vasoactive drugs local | drug |
| White matter change local | phenotype |
| young wild-type mice local | cohort |
| β-secretase | drug |
| γ-secretase | drug |
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