Pharmacoproteomic investigation into antidepressant response in two mouse inbred strains |
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Authors: | Malki Karim Campbell James Davies Matthew Keers Robert Uher Rudolf Ward Malcolm Paya-Cano Jose Aitchinson Katherine J Binder Elke Sluyter Frans Kuhn Karsten Selzer Stefan Craig Ian McGuffin Peter Schalkwyk Leonard C |
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Institution: | King's College London, MRC Social, Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, London, UK. |
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Abstract: | In this study, we present a pharmacoproteomic investigation of response to antidepressants two inbred strains. Our aim was to uncover molecular mechanisms underlying antidepressant action and identify new biomarkers to determine therapeutic response to two antidepressants with proven efficacy in the treatment of depression but divergent mechanisms of action. Mice were treated with the pro-noradrenergic drug nortriptyline, the pro-serotonergic drug escitalopram or saline. Quantitative proteomic analyses were undertaken on hippocampal tissue from a study design that used two inbred mouse strains, two depressogenic protocols and a control condition, (maternal separation, chronic mild stress, control), two antidepressant drugs and two dosing protocols. The proteomic analysis was aimed at the identification of specific drug-response markers. Complementary approaches, 2DE and isobaric tandem mass tagging (TMT), were applied to the selected experimental groups. To investigate the relationship between proteomic profiles, depressogenic protocols and drug response, 2DE and TMT data sets were analysed using multivariate methods. The results highlighted significant strain- and stress-related differences across both 2DE and TMT data sets and identified the three gene products involved in serotonergic (PXBD5, YHWAB, SLC25A4) and one in noradrenergic antidepressant action (PXBD6). |
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Keywords: | Animal proteomics Antidepressants Escitalopram GENDEP Nortriptyline Pharmacoproteomics |
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