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(A) 5xFAD mice and littermate wild-type (WT) controls were treated with TZ or water for 9 months with behavioral assays at 6. (B) Survival of 5xFAD mice vs. WT littermates treated with TZ vs. water. (C) We measured amyloid pathology in the hippocampal CA1 region using <t>6e10</t> antibody staining. (D) Amyloid pathology revealed that TZ decreased the amyloid burden in 5xFAD mice. Data from 17 5xFAD mice (10 receiving TZ and 7 receiving water) and 2 control mice (1 receiving TZ and 1 receiving water). (E) We measured spatial learning and memory using the Barnes maze assay in which mice learn which port allows them to escape from an elevated illuminated surface. During testing trials, the distance travelled to the escape port is a measure of spatial learning. A single trial from a 5xFAD mouse (blue) and WT mouse (black) are shown. (F) On Days 1-2, the distance travelled to the escape port was decreased in 5xFAD mice treated with TZ, suggesting that TZ improved the learning of this task. (G) We measured spatial memory by measuring time in the target zone (an area comprising the target and two adjacent ports) on probe trials when the escape port was blocked early in training (on Day 2), and late in training (Day 3). Late in training, 5xFAD mice displayed poor spatial memory with less than >30% in the target zone; this was rescued by TZ. (H) We tested executive function using the switch interval timing task, in which mice estimate an interval of several seconds with a motor response (switch to another port) based on working memory for temporal rules as well as attention to the passage of time. (I) Switch responses, which measure executive function, were early in 5xFAD mice and rescued by TZ. Standard errors are shown on all plots; *p<0.05 via paired t-tests; #p<0.05 from an interaction between 5xFAD and TZ in linear mixed-effects models.
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(A) 5xFAD mice and littermate wild-type (WT) controls were treated with TZ or water for 9 months with behavioral assays at 6. (B) Survival of 5xFAD mice vs. WT littermates treated with TZ vs. water. (C) We measured amyloid pathology in the hippocampal CA1 region using <t>6e10</t> antibody staining. (D) Amyloid pathology revealed that TZ decreased the amyloid burden in 5xFAD mice. Data from 17 5xFAD mice (10 receiving TZ and 7 receiving water) and 2 control mice (1 receiving TZ and 1 receiving water). (E) We measured spatial learning and memory using the Barnes maze assay in which mice learn which port allows them to escape from an elevated illuminated surface. During testing trials, the distance travelled to the escape port is a measure of spatial learning. A single trial from a 5xFAD mouse (blue) and WT mouse (black) are shown. (F) On Days 1-2, the distance travelled to the escape port was decreased in 5xFAD mice treated with TZ, suggesting that TZ improved the learning of this task. (G) We measured spatial memory by measuring time in the target zone (an area comprising the target and two adjacent ports) on probe trials when the escape port was blocked early in training (on Day 2), and late in training (Day 3). Late in training, 5xFAD mice displayed poor spatial memory with less than >30% in the target zone; this was rescued by TZ. (H) We tested executive function using the switch interval timing task, in which mice estimate an interval of several seconds with a motor response (switch to another port) based on working memory for temporal rules as well as attention to the passage of time. (I) Switch responses, which measure executive function, were early in 5xFAD mice and rescued by TZ. Standard errors are shown on all plots; *p<0.05 via paired t-tests; #p<0.05 from an interaction between 5xFAD and TZ in linear mixed-effects models.
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(A) 5xFAD mice and littermate wild-type (WT) controls were treated with TZ or water for 9 months with behavioral assays at 6. (B) Survival of 5xFAD mice vs. WT littermates treated with TZ vs. water. (C) We measured amyloid pathology in the hippocampal CA1 region using <t>6e10</t> antibody staining. (D) Amyloid pathology revealed that TZ decreased the amyloid burden in 5xFAD mice. Data from 17 5xFAD mice (10 receiving TZ and 7 receiving water) and 2 control mice (1 receiving TZ and 1 receiving water). (E) We measured spatial learning and memory using the Barnes maze assay in which mice learn which port allows them to escape from an elevated illuminated surface. During testing trials, the distance travelled to the escape port is a measure of spatial learning. A single trial from a 5xFAD mouse (blue) and WT mouse (black) are shown. (F) On Days 1-2, the distance travelled to the escape port was decreased in 5xFAD mice treated with TZ, suggesting that TZ improved the learning of this task. (G) We measured spatial memory by measuring time in the target zone (an area comprising the target and two adjacent ports) on probe trials when the escape port was blocked early in training (on Day 2), and late in training (Day 3). Late in training, 5xFAD mice displayed poor spatial memory with less than >30% in the target zone; this was rescued by TZ. (H) We tested executive function using the switch interval timing task, in which mice estimate an interval of several seconds with a motor response (switch to another port) based on working memory for temporal rules as well as attention to the passage of time. (I) Switch responses, which measure executive function, were early in 5xFAD mice and rescued by TZ. Standard errors are shown on all plots; *p<0.05 via paired t-tests; #p<0.05 from an interaction between 5xFAD and TZ in linear mixed-effects models.
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(A) 5xFAD mice and littermate wild-type (WT) controls were treated with TZ or water for 9 months with behavioral assays at 6. (B) Survival of 5xFAD mice vs. WT littermates treated with TZ vs. water. (C) We measured amyloid pathology in the hippocampal CA1 region using 6e10 antibody staining. (D) Amyloid pathology revealed that TZ decreased the amyloid burden in 5xFAD mice. Data from 17 5xFAD mice (10 receiving TZ and 7 receiving water) and 2 control mice (1 receiving TZ and 1 receiving water). (E) We measured spatial learning and memory using the Barnes maze assay in which mice learn which port allows them to escape from an elevated illuminated surface. During testing trials, the distance travelled to the escape port is a measure of spatial learning. A single trial from a 5xFAD mouse (blue) and WT mouse (black) are shown. (F) On Days 1-2, the distance travelled to the escape port was decreased in 5xFAD mice treated with TZ, suggesting that TZ improved the learning of this task. (G) We measured spatial memory by measuring time in the target zone (an area comprising the target and two adjacent ports) on probe trials when the escape port was blocked early in training (on Day 2), and late in training (Day 3). Late in training, 5xFAD mice displayed poor spatial memory with less than >30% in the target zone; this was rescued by TZ. (H) We tested executive function using the switch interval timing task, in which mice estimate an interval of several seconds with a motor response (switch to another port) based on working memory for temporal rules as well as attention to the passage of time. (I) Switch responses, which measure executive function, were early in 5xFAD mice and rescued by TZ. Standard errors are shown on all plots; *p<0.05 via paired t-tests; #p<0.05 from an interaction between 5xFAD and TZ in linear mixed-effects models.

Journal: bioRxiv

Article Title: Glycolysis-enhancing α1-adrenergic antagonists are neuroprotective in Alzheimer’s disease

doi: 10.1101/2025.04.03.647018

Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) 5xFAD mice and littermate wild-type (WT) controls were treated with TZ or water for 9 months with behavioral assays at 6. (B) Survival of 5xFAD mice vs. WT littermates treated with TZ vs. water. (C) We measured amyloid pathology in the hippocampal CA1 region using 6e10 antibody staining. (D) Amyloid pathology revealed that TZ decreased the amyloid burden in 5xFAD mice. Data from 17 5xFAD mice (10 receiving TZ and 7 receiving water) and 2 control mice (1 receiving TZ and 1 receiving water). (E) We measured spatial learning and memory using the Barnes maze assay in which mice learn which port allows them to escape from an elevated illuminated surface. During testing trials, the distance travelled to the escape port is a measure of spatial learning. A single trial from a 5xFAD mouse (blue) and WT mouse (black) are shown. (F) On Days 1-2, the distance travelled to the escape port was decreased in 5xFAD mice treated with TZ, suggesting that TZ improved the learning of this task. (G) We measured spatial memory by measuring time in the target zone (an area comprising the target and two adjacent ports) on probe trials when the escape port was blocked early in training (on Day 2), and late in training (Day 3). Late in training, 5xFAD mice displayed poor spatial memory with less than >30% in the target zone; this was rescued by TZ. (H) We tested executive function using the switch interval timing task, in which mice estimate an interval of several seconds with a motor response (switch to another port) based on working memory for temporal rules as well as attention to the passage of time. (I) Switch responses, which measure executive function, were early in 5xFAD mice and rescued by TZ. Standard errors are shown on all plots; *p<0.05 via paired t-tests; #p<0.05 from an interaction between 5xFAD and TZ in linear mixed-effects models.

Article Snippet: Antigen retrieval was done using citrate buffer (pH 6.0) in the decloaker (Biocare Medical, Pacheco, CA) at 110 °C for 15 minutes, followed by incubation in 6e10 monoclonal antibody (NBP2-62566, Novus, Centennial, CO) (1:5,000 in Dako diluent buffer) for 30 minutes at room temperature, and by incubation with the secondary antibody (anti-rabbit, HRP conjugated + Envision, Agilent) for 30 minutes.

Techniques: Staining, Control