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Neuroprotective properties of Crocin on Glutamate Excitotoxicity during ES Cell Neurogenesis Atqiya Aishah, Sally Vuong and Annabelle Humphreys

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Neuroprotective properties of Crocin on Glutamate

Excitotoxicity during ES Cell Neurogenesis

Atqiya Aishah, Sally Vuong and Annabelle Humphreys

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Glutamate Crocin

★ Primary endogenous excitatory

neurotransmitter in CNS.

★ Excitotoxicity = neuronal injury

★ Elevated Glutamate in synaptic cleft leads to

influx of Ca2+ ions, inducing ROS production.

(stress)

★ Neuronal stress models the neuronal damage

in neurodegenerative disorders.

★ natural carotenoid found in flower

cronus (saffron)

★ potent neuronal antioxidant

★ activates notch signalling pathway

★ suppress inflammatory gene

expressions and ER stress →

axon demyelination and

degredation

★ induce anti-apoptotic proteins and

downregulate pro-apoptotic

(Syntichaki, 2003)

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Aim and Hypothesis AIM: To determine the effects of glutamate and crocin on neuronal development

and test the neuroprotective properties of crocin against glutamate induced toxicity

as a model for neurodegenerative diseases and neuronal development.

HYPOTHESIS: Crocin is neuroprotective and reduces production of reactive

oxygen species induced by glutamate excitotoxicity during neuronal development.

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Method

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Neurogenesis

Three major types of neuroglia:

● astrocytes (structural support for CNS)

● Oligodendrocytes (form myelin in CNS)

● Microglia (act as macrophage in CNS)

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Day 0

Day 1 Day 7 - Rosettes

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Day 8- Yeast Contamination

1 µM Glutamate

1 µM Glutamate + 10 µM Crocin

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Day 13

100 µM Glutamate 0.1 µM Crocin

100 µM Glutamate + 10 µm Crocin Untreated + FRR2 stain Untreated and no stain

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Day 14

Crocin 10uM + Glutamate 100 uM

Glutamate 100 uM Crocin 0.1uM

Untreated

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Effect of glutamate on proliferation, morphology and stress

(Day 13.3.9 imageJ ROS quantification,

Glutamate 100uM)

Effect of Glutamate on ROS levels

** p-value = 0.00025 (Significant p<0.05)

(Day 14.3.1, Glutamate 100uM Stained with

Phalloidin and Nuc Blue)

Apoptotic

necrosis

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Unknown cells (Glutamate)

Day14, well 3 (Glutamate 100uM) stained with

Phalloidin and Nuc Blue (lKoskowski, 2012)

(Tai, 2003)

(Williams et al, 2013)

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Glutamate induced glioma cell proliferation is prevented by

functional expression of the glutamate transporter GLT-1

In Vanhoutte’s 2008 paper: Astrocytes and C6 glioma cells were exposed to

Glutamate in order to assess the GLUT-1 transporter activity. It was noted when the

transporter was insufficiently expressed, the glial cells’ morphology was altered and

they began to resemble glioma cells. This suggests that an increased exposure to

glutamate promotes the formation of glioma cells.

GLUT-1 Transporter located in the membrane (of glial cells)

Glioma= primary brain tumor originating from supporting cells of the brain (neuroglia)

NOTE: 5-10 time more neuroglia than neurons

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Effect of Crocin on ROS levels

** p-value = 0.04893 (Significant p<0.05)

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Effect of Crocin on the proliferation and morphology of differentiating neurons

Day14, well 6 (Crocin 10uM) stained with Phalloidin Day13, well 6 (Crocin 10uM) stained with FRR2 ROS Probe

Day 14, well 5 (Crocin 1uM) stained with Phalloidin and NucBlue

(Dietrich, 2008)

(Stanford, 2015)

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Effect of Crocin on Glutamate Excitotoxicity ROS

levels

** p-value = 0.00066 (significant P<0.05)

* p-value = 0.08360 (trending P≤0.1)

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Effect of Crocin and glutamate-induced stress on proliferation and

morphology of neurons

Day 13, well 9 (100 uM Glutamate + 10 uM

Crocin) stained with Phalloidin and NucBlue

Day 13, well 9 (100 uM Glutamate + 10 uM

Crocin) stained with Phalloidin

Day 13, well 8 (10 uM Glutamate + 10 uM

Crocin) stained with Phalloidin and NucBlue

Day 13, well 8(10 uM Glutamate + 10 uM

Crocin) stained with Phalloidin

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Effect on Neurogenesis (proliferation and differentiation)

Similar to Glutamate treated wells

GFAP= glial cell marker

GAP43= axonal outgrowth

NeuN= nucleus of neurons

Day 14, well 3

(Glutamate 100 uM)

(Gartner et al. 2013)

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Conclusion

Day 14, Well 3 (100uM

Glutamate)

Day 14, Well 6 (10uM

Crocin)

Day 14, Well 8 (10uM

Glutamate + 10uM Crocin)

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