Ontology highlight
ABSTRACT:
INSTRUMENT(S): LTQ Orbitrap Elite
ORGANISM(S): Homo Sapiens (human)
TISSUE(S): Permanent Cell Line Cell
SUBMITTER: Matthew Maitland
LAB HEAD: Brian Shilton
PROVIDER: PXD033944 | Pride | 2023-08-15
REPOSITORIES: Pride
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Gould Nathaniel L NL Scherer Gila R GR Carvalho Silvia S Shurrush Khriesto K Kayyal Haneen H Edry Efrat E Elkobi Alina A David Orit O Foqara Maria M Thakar Darshit D Pavesi Tommaso T Sharma Vijendra V Walker Matthew M Maitland Matthew M Dym Orly O Albeck Shira S Peleg Yoav Y Germain Nicolas N Babaev Ilana I Sharir Haleli H Lalzar Maya M Shklyar Boris B Hazut Neta N Khamaisy Mohammad M Lévesque Maxime M Lajoie Gilles G Avoli Massimo M Amitai Gabriel G Lefker Bruce B Subramanyam Chakrapani C Shilton Brian B Barr Haim H Rosenblum Kobi K
The Journal of clinical investigation 20231002 19
Biological aging can be described as accumulative, prolonged metabolic stress and is the major risk factor for cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease (AD). Recently, we identified and described a quinone reductase 2 (QR2) pathway in the brain, in which QR2 acts as a removable memory constraint and metabolic buffer within neurons. QR2 becomes overexpressed with age, and it is possibly a novel contributing factor to age-related metabolic stress and cognitive deficit. We found that, in human cel ...[more]