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leukoencephalopathy(PML),afrequentopportunisticinfectionintheCNSandacommoncomplication
seen inAIDSpatients [7,8]. Recent studieshave shownthatHIV-1viralproteinsper se canact on
oligodendrocytes andproduce detrimental effects, which are independent of JCV [6,9,10]. HIV-1
viralproteins, includingtheenvelopeglycoprotein120(gp120), trans-activatorof transcription(Tat),
and negative regulatory factor (Nef), have been implicated inHIV-1-associated oligodendrocyte
injury [9,11–14].Amongtheseviralproteins,Tathasconsistentlybeendetected inboth infectedand
uninfectedoligodendrocytes in thebrainsofAIDSpatients [7], andexhibitedasynergisticdetrimental
effectwith JCVorwithaddictivedrugs, suchasmorphine. In this review,we tentatively address
recentprogress inHIV-1-associatedoligodendrocytepathophysiology,aimingatunderstandingthe
pathogenesisofmilder formsofHAND.
2.Myelin/OligodendrocyteInjuryinHIV-1Patients
Theoligodendrocyteandmyelin injuryhavebeenobservedclinically fromneurological imaging
studies,serumbiochemistry,andbrainbiopsies[15–18]. Thediffusiontensormagneticresonanceimaging
(DTI)promotes the investigationsofwhitematterdamage in earlyHANDandallows revealing the
microstructuresofmyelinandoligodendrocytes. Thechangesofwatermolecules’diffusiveparameters
inbrainwhitematterofHIV-1patients,which indicatedemyelination,havebeendetected inseveral
DTIstudies[15,19,20]. ThesefindingsweresupportedbyarecentstudyonHIV-1-infectedhumanized
mice that adecreased expressionofmyelin structural proteinswasobserved inwhisker barrels, the
corpuscallosum,andthehippocampus,suggestingthelossofmyelinelements [21]. IntheseraandCSF
ofpatientswithHAND,antibodytitersofmyelinoligodendrocyteglycoprotein(MOG),animportant
myelinstructuralproteinindicatingCNS-specificautoimmunereactionforprimarydemyelination,are
significantlyhigher comparedwithasymptomaticHANDpatientsandHIV-1-negativepatientswith
other neurological diseases. In particular, theCSF anti-MOGantibodies exhibit a high sensitivity
and specificity (85.7%and76.2%) for discriminatingpatientswith activeHANDfrom thosewith
asymptomaticHAND.TheperformanceonHIVdementiascale tests is significantlyworseandthe
viral loads in theCSFarehigher inMOGimmunopositiveHANDpatients thanthose inasymptomatic
HANDpatients [22], suggesting thedysfunctionofoligodendrocytes is closely relatedwithHIV-1
infectionandHAND.
Comparedtoastrocytes thatappear topromoterecovery inresponseof injury,oligodendrocytes
have amorepassive role and tend tobedamagedas ageneral response to insults [23]. In biopsy
studies, theabsolutenumberofnervefibersandaxonssignificantlydecreased inHIV-1-infectedbrain,
inparticular in the frontal andoccipitalpartsof thecorpuscallosum. Themyelin sheath thickness
diminishedincorpuscallosumaswell [18].Weightedgeneco-expressionnetworkanalysisshowed
that theoligodendrocyte-relatedgenesareparticularlyelevated in theHIVencephalitis (HIVE)group,
suggestingspecificdysfunctionof thiscell type in thosewithHIVE[24].
In HIV-1 positive patients with PML, the myelin loss is apparent both macroscopically and
microscopically[25].Neuroimagingstudiesshowedthemyelinlesionsweremorefrequentlyseeninthe
sub-corticalwhitematterareas[26]. PMLisbelievedtobedevelopedexclusivelyinimmunosuppressive
patientswithsignificantlyhigher incidenceinpatientswithAIDS,particularly inAIDSpatientswithout
cARTandwitha lowCD4+ lymphocytecount, than inpatientswithanyother immunosuppressive
conditions.AlthoughcARThasdecreasedthe incidenceofPMLandimprovedpatientsurvival [27],
PMLcontinues tooccur inHIV-1-positivepatientswithgoodaccess tocART,andevenwithnormal
CD4+ lymphocytecounts [28,29]. ThesefindingssuggestPML-relatedoligodendrocyte/myelindamage
isoften,butnotnecessarily,associatedwithsevere immunosuppressionoranimmunereconstitution
inflammatorysyndrome(IRIS) in thecARTera[30].
3. FateofOligodendrocytes inHIV-1-InfectedBrain
EarlypublicationsreportedthatHIV-1cannotbedetectedinoligodendrocytes[31,32]andthismay
due to the limitation ofmethodologies to identify oligodendrocytes. Dissenting resultswere found
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Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Titel
- Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Autor
- Donna Gruol
- Herausgeber
- MDPI
- Ort
- Basel
- Datum
- 2017
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-571-7
- Abmessungen
- 17.0 x 24.0 cm
- Seiten
- 164
- Schlagwörter
- neuroimmune, cytokine, chemokine, glia cel, neuron, neurodevelopment, neuroimmune disorder, neurologic disease, psychiatric disease, neuronal injury
- Kategorie
- Medizin