Trim72 as potential therapeutic target for als through ubiquitinating mutant fus protein
A mutant and ubiquitination technology, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve the problems of unclear endogenous level expression and function of wild-type and mutant RBP
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[0142] In the past, great efforts have been made to generate animal models for ALS by overexpressing recombinant DNA carrying mutants found in ALS families. Although these transgenic animal models have greatly increased our understanding of disease mechanisms, one could argue for potential artifacts resulting from ectopic overexpression of mutant proteins in disease models, such as in mice (a most popular ALS mouse 40-fold overexpression of human SOD1-G93A in model). Similar transgenic strategies were applied to generate TDP-43 models and FUS ALS models. However, overexpression of wild-type TDP-43 and FUS also produced locomotor phenotypes similar to mutant transgenes in many animal species, including Drosophila, mouse, and rat, suggesting a role for pathogenesis in these models There is an underlying human factor. In addition, transgenic strategies present other caveats, including uncertain genomic insertion sites, unstable copy number, potential disruption of genome integr...
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