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    Targeting immune cell-neuron crosstalk restores youthfulness to aging neurons

    • Last Update: 2022-08-11
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    T cells in older adults touch nerves

    As we age, the ability to recover from neurological damage becomes increasingly limit.


    However, the molecular and cellular mechanisms of aging-dependent regenerative decline remain uncle.


    As a result, damage to the nervous system is often accompanied by severe and long-term disabili.


    Therefore, we hypothesized that damage to the aged nervous system is followed by unique molecular and cellular modifications leading to a decline in age-dependent regenerati.


    Subsequent experiments showed that aging was associated with increased inflammatory cytokines, including lymphotoxin, in the DRG before and after sciatic nerve inju.


    +CD8+T cells close to sensory neurons, after communicating with MHC I, limit axonal regeneration after nerve injury, presenting DRG neuro.


    Sequence of events leading to failure of aging-dependent regeneration of damaged sensory neuro.


    (1) Lymphotoxin beta activates NF-κB;

    (2) Phosphorylation of NF-κB increases the expression of CXCL13;(3) CXCR5 type+CD8+T cells enter the DRG parenchyma;(4,5) Sciatic axonal injury activates the injury signal;(6) MHC I is presented by DRG neurons;(7) CXCR5 type+CD8+T cells bind to MHC I and activate neuronal caspase3;(8) Cleaved caspase3 reduces pAKT and pS6, resulting in regeneration failu.


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