α-Synuclein Promotes Neurite Outgrowth of Primarily Cultured Rat Brain Neurons
Shun Yu
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Shun Yu
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Objective To investigate the effect of α-Synuclein(α-Syn) on the neurite outgrowth of brain neurons.Methods Neurons isolated from the neocortex of newborn rats were cultured and α-Syn was added into the culture medium to observe the effect of the protein on the neurite outgrowth of the neurons.In addition,the effect of different concentrations of α-Syn on the neurite outgrowth was studied.Results The mean neurite length of the neurons treated with α-Syn was significantly longer than that of control neurons at 1 h,2 h and 4 h after adding α-Syn.The effect of α-Syn on neurite outgrowth was enhanced with the increase of α-Syn concentration and was reversed by anti-α-Syn monoclonal antibody.Conclusion α-Syn can promote neurite outgrowth of primary rat brain neurons in a dose-dependent manner.
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Objective To investigate the effect of α-Synuclein(α-Syn) on the neurite outgrowth of brain neurons.Methods Neurons isolated from the neocortex of newborn rats were cultured and α-Syn was added into the culture medium to observe the effect of the protein on the neurite outgrowth of the neurons.In addition,the effect of different concentrations of α-Syn on the neurite outgrowth was studied.Results The mean neurite length of the neurons treated with α-Syn was significantly longer than that of control neurons at 1 h,2 h and 4 h after adding α-Syn.The effect of α-Syn on neurite outgrowth was enhanced with the increase of α-Syn concentration and was reversed by anti-α-Syn monoclonal antibody.Conclusion α-Syn can promote neurite outgrowth of primary rat brain neurons in a dose-dependent manner.
Key concepts: Neurite, Neocortex, Neuron, Cell biology, Biology, Neuroscience, Chemistry, In vitro