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Atm Deficiency Drives Phenotypic Diversity Andpurkinje Cell Degeneration In A Macaque Model Ofataxiatelangiectasia Kaiyu Xu Ying Zhang Yongxuan Chen Xiaojia Zhu Yu Li Longbao Lv Xiechao He Zhengfei Hu Yifan Li Maosen Ye Dewei Jiang Zhanlong He Weihua Jin Yanyan Li Xiaomei Yu Dengfeng Zhang Karl Herrup Ping Zheng Yonggang Yao

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Atm Deficiency Drives Phenotypic Diversity Andpurkinje Cell Degeneration In A Macaque Model Ofataxiatelangiectasia Kaiyu Xu Ying Zhang Yongxuan Chen Xiaojia Zhu Yu Li Longbao Lv Xiechao He Zhengfei Hu Yifan Li Maosen Ye Dewei Jiang Zhanlong He Weihua Jin Yanyan Li Xiaomei Yu Dengfeng Zhang Karl Herrup Ping Zheng Yonggang Yao
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Atm Deficiency Drives Phenotypic Diversity Andpurkinje Cell Degeneration In A Macaque Model Ofataxiatelangiectasia Kaiyu Xu Ying Zhang Yongxuan Chen Xiaojia Zhu Yu Li Longbao Lv Xiechao He Zhengfei Hu Yifan Li Maosen Ye Dewei Jiang Zhanlong He Weihua Jin Yanyan Li Xiaomei Yu Dengfeng Zhang Karl Herrup Ping Zheng Yonggang Yao instant download after payment.

Publisher: The Author(s)
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File size: 95.27 MB
Author: Kaiyu Xu & Ying Zhang & Yongxuan Chen & Xiaojia Zhu & Yu Li & Longbao Lv & Xiechao He & Zhengfei Hu & Yifan Li & Maosen Ye & Dewei Jiang & Zhanlong He & Weihua Jin & Yanyan Li & Xiaomei Yu & Deng-Feng Zhang & Karl Herrup & Ping Zheng & Yong-Gang Yao &...
Language: English
Year: 2025

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Atm Deficiency Drives Phenotypic Diversity Andpurkinje Cell Degeneration In A Macaque Model Ofataxiatelangiectasia Kaiyu Xu Ying Zhang Yongxuan Chen Xiaojia Zhu Yu Li Longbao Lv Xiechao He Zhengfei Hu Yifan Li Maosen Ye Dewei Jiang Zhanlong He Weihua Jin Yanyan Li Xiaomei Yu Dengfeng Zhang Karl Herrup Ping Zheng Yonggang Yao by Kaiyu Xu & Ying Zhang & Yongxuan Chen & Xiaojia Zhu & Yu Li & Longbao Lv & Xiechao He & Zhengfei Hu & Yifan Li & Maosen Ye & Dewei Jiang & Zhanlong He & Weihua Jin & Yanyan Li & Xiaomei Yu & Deng-feng Zhang & Karl Herrup & Ping Zheng & Yong-gang Yao &... instant download after payment.

Cell Reports Medicine, 6 (2025) 102355. doi:10.1016/j.xcrm.2025.102355

SUMMARYAtaxia-telangiectasia (A-T) is a hereditary neurodegenerative disorder caused by mutations in the ATM(ataxia-telangiectasia mutated) gene. Although existing rodent models reproduce some of the multi-systemicfeatures of A-T, they notably fail to recapitulate the severe neurological manifestations, particularly the profound cerebellar atrophy and associated ataxia. To address this limitation, we have generated ATM-deficientrhesus macaques using CRISPR-Cas9. These macaques exhibit hallmark features of A-T, including growthretardation, lymphopenia, elevated a-fetoprotein levels, oculocutaneous telangiectasias, heightened sensitivity to ionizing radiation, and most critically, cerebellar atrophy, Purkinje cell loss, and early-stage cerebellarneurodegeneration leading to significant motor impairments. Single-nucleus transcriptomic profiling of thecerebellum revealed pronounced gene expression changes associated with ATM deficiency, particularly inmolecular layer interneurons (MLIs), which are implicated in Purkinje cell loss. This non-human primate modelprovides deeper insights into the pathogenesis of A-T and represents a promising and valuable platform fordeveloping therapeutic strategies.