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An Optimization of AAV-82Q-Delivered Rat Model of Huntington's Disease.


ABSTRACT: OBJECTIVE:No optimum genetic rat Huntington model both neuropathological using an adeno-associated virus (AAV-2) vector vector has been reported to date. We investigated whether direct infection of an AAV2 encoding a fragment of mutant huntingtin (AV2-82Q) into the rat striatum was useful for optimizing the Huntington rat model. METHODS:We prepared ten unilateral models by injecting AAV2-82Q into the right striatum, as well as ten bilateral models. In each group, five rats were assigned to either the 2×1012 genome copies (GC)/mL of AAV2-82Q (×1, low dose) or 2×1013 GC/mL of AAV2-82Q (×10, high dose) injection model. Ten unilateral and ten bilateral models injected with AAV-empty were also prepared as control groups. We performed cylinder and stepping tests 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks after injection, tested EM48 positive mutant huntingtin aggregates. RESULTS:The high dose of unilateral and bilateral AAV2-82Q model showed a greater decrease in performance on the stepping and cylinder tests. We also observed more prominent EM48-positive mutant huntingtin aggregates in the medium spiny neurons of the high dose of AAV2-82Q injected group. CONCLUSION:Based on the results from the present study, high dose of AAV2-82Q is the optimum titer for establishing a Huntington rat model. Delivery of high dose of human AAV2-82Q resulted in the manifestation of Huntington behaviors and optimum expression of the huntingtin protein in vivo.

SUBMITTER: So KH 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7477157 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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An Optimization of AAV-82Q-Delivered Rat Model of Huntington's Disease.

So Kyoung-Ha KH   Choi Jai Ho JH   Islam Jaisan J   Kc Elina E   Moon Hyeong Cheol HC   Won So Yoon SY   Kim Hyong Kyu HK   Kim Soochong S   Hyun Sang-Hwan SH   Park Young Seok YS  

Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society 20200305 5


<h4>Objective</h4>No optimum genetic rat Huntington model both neuropathological using an adeno-associated virus (AAV-2) vector vector has been reported to date. We investigated whether direct infection of an AAV2 encoding a fragment of mutant huntingtin (AV2-82Q) into the rat striatum was useful for optimizing the Huntington rat model.<h4>Methods</h4>We prepared ten unilateral models by injecting AAV2-82Q into the right striatum, as well as ten bilateral models. In each group, five rats were as  ...[more]

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