Transduction profiles in minipig following MRI guided delivery
of AAV-5 into thalamic and corona radiata areas

J 2022

Transduction profiles in minipig following MRI guided delivery of AAV-5 into thalamic and corona radiata areas

PIETERSZ, KL, S POUW, J KLIMA, Z ELLEDEROVA, B BOHUSLAVOVA et. al.

Basic information

Original name

Transduction profiles in minipig following MRI guided delivery of AAV-5 into thalamic and corona radiata areas

Authors

Edition

Journal of Neuroscience Methods, AMSTERDAM, ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2022, 0165-0270

Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Článek v odborném periodiku

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Impact factor

Impact factor: 3.000

Organization unit

Faculty of Medicine

DOI

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jneumeth.2021.109382

UT WoS

000710084300005

Keywords in English

AAV; CED; Minipigs; CNS

Abstract

V originále

Background: As a step towards clinical use of AAV-mediated gene therapy, brains of large animals are used to settle delivery parameters as most brain connections, and relative sizes in large animals and primates, are reasonably common. Prior to application in the clinic, approaches that have shown to be successful in rodent models are tested in larger animal species, such as dogs, non-human primates, and in this case, minipigs. New method: We evaluated alternate delivery routes to target the basal ganglia by injections into the more su-perficial corona radiata, and, deeper into the brain, the thalamus. Anatomically known connections can be used to predict the expression of the transgene following infusion of AAV5. For optimal control over delivery of the vector with regards to anatomical location in the brain and spread in the tissue, we have used magnetic reso-nance image-guided convection-enhanced diffusion delivery. Results: While the transduction of the cortex was observed, only partial transduction of the basal ganglia was achieved via the corona radiata. Thalamic administration, on the other hand, resulted in widespread trans-duction from the midbrain to the frontal cortex Comparison with existing methods: Compared to other methods, such as delivery directly to the striatum, thalamic injection may provide an alternative when for instance, injection into the basal ganglia directly is not feasible. Conclusions: The study results suggest that thalamic administration of AAV5 has significant potential for in-dications where the transduction of specific areas of the brain is required.

Citovat

PIETERSZ, KL, S POUW, J KLIMA, Z ELLEDEROVA, B BOHUSLAVOVA, Jan CHRASTINA, R LISCAK, D URGOSIK, Z STAREK, M CRHA, O LEWIS, M WOOLEY, D JOHNSON, CC BROUWERS, M EVERS, J MOTLIK, GJM MARTENS, PS KONSTANTINOVA and B BLITS. Transduction profiles in minipig following MRI guided delivery of AAV-5 into thalamic and corona radiata areas. Journal of Neuroscience Methods. AMSTERDAM: ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2022, vol. 365, 9 pp. ISSN 0165-0270. Available from: https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jneumeth.2021.109382.

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N2  - Background: As a step towards clinical use of AAV-mediated gene therapy, brains of large animals are used to settle delivery parameters as most brain connections, and relative sizes in large animals and primates, are reasonably common. Prior to application in the clinic, approaches that have shown to be successful in rodent models are tested in larger animal species, such as dogs, non-human primates, and in this case, minipigs. New method: We evaluated alternate delivery routes to target the basal ganglia by injections into the more su-perficial corona radiata, and, deeper into the brain, the thalamus. Anatomically known connections can be used to predict the expression of the transgene following infusion of AAV5. For optimal control over delivery of the vector with regards to anatomical location in the brain and spread in the tissue, we have used magnetic reso-nance image-guided convection-enhanced diffusion delivery. Results: While the transduction of the cortex was observed, only partial transduction of the basal ganglia was achieved via the corona radiata. Thalamic administration, on the other hand, resulted in widespread trans-duction from the midbrain to the frontal cortex Comparison with existing methods: Compared to other methods, such as delivery directly to the striatum, thalamic injection may provide an alternative when for instance, injection into the basal ganglia directly is not feasible. Conclusions: The study results suggest that thalamic administration of AAV5 has significant potential for in-dications where the transduction of specific areas of the brain is required.
ER  -

PIETERSZ, KL, S POUW, J KLIMA, Z ELLEDEROVA, B BOHUSLAVOVA, Jan CHRASTINA, R LISCAK, D URGOSIK, Z STAREK, M CRHA, O LEWIS, M WOOLEY, D JOHNSON, CC BROUWERS, M EVERS, J MOTLIK, GJM MARTENS, PS KONSTANTINOVA and B BLITS. Transduction profiles in minipig following MRI guided delivery of AAV-5 into thalamic and corona radiata areas. \textit{Journal of Neuroscience Methods}. AMSTERDAM: ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2022, vol.~365, 9 pp. ISSN~0165-0270. Available from: https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jneumeth.2021.109382.

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