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β-amyloid peptide fragment 31–35 induces apoptosis in cultured cortical neurons
A synthetic fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide was used in cultured cortical neurons to examine whether this smaller sequence could trigger apoptotic degeneration in vitro by using morphological, biochemical and flow-cytometric examinations. The results showed that: (i) neurons treated with fragmen...
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description | A synthetic fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide was used in cultured cortical neurons to examine whether this smaller sequence could trigger apoptotic degeneration
in vitro by using morphological, biochemical and flow-cytometric examinations. The results showed that: (i) neurons treated with fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide exhibited membrane blebbing, compaction of nuclear chromatin, nuclear shrinkage and nuclear fragmentation; (ii) a typical DNA ladder was revealed by agarose gel electrophoresis following fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide exposure; (iii) the internucleosome DNA fragmentation was also detected by flow-cytometric examination following fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide exposure; and (iv) the DNA fragmentation induced by fragment 31–35 of β-amyloid peptide in the above two examinations could be blocked by co-treatment with aurintricarboxylic acid or actinomycin D.
It is suggested that fragment 31–35 of the β-amyloid peptide may be a shorter sequence of β-amyloid peptide responsible for triggering an apoptotic process in cultured neurons. |
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