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Title of Journal: Cytotechnology

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Springer Netherlands

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10.1002/jctb.5000551808

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1573-0778

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Lithium chloride promotes neuronal differentiation

Authors: Li Qi Yonggang Tang Wei He Honghua Pan Wenxian Jiang Lin Wang Weilin Deng
Publish Date: 2017/01/24
Volume: 69, Issue: 2, Pages: 277-287
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Parkinson’s disease PD is one of the most common neural degenerative disease affecting millions of people globally Great progress has been made in the PD treatment and one of the most promising one is the stem cellbased therapy Thus studies on the differentiation of neural stem cells NSCs are important to the advancement in PD therapy In this study we used the rat NSCs to elucidate the role of Lithium in the proliferation and differentiation of NSCs by immunostaining against Ki67 and BrdU analysis as well as immunostaining against specific neuronal markers We concluded that lithium chloride LiCl treatment could enhance the proliferation in NSCs and promote the dopaminergic neuronal differentiation of NSCs in vitro This process was potentially mediated by Wnt signaling pathway Using the 6OHDAinduced PD models we provided evidence to show that LiCl had the capacity to enhance the proliferation in NSCs and differentiation towards dopaminergic neurons in vivo The beneficial effect of LiCl treatment was further validated by the fact that the motor function as well as learning and memory was improved in the PD models through Rotarod test and Morris water maze analysis The learning and memory improvement was further supported by the increase in dendrite spine density in PD models receiving LiCltreated NSCs Through this study we concluded that Lithium plays an important role in promoting NSCs’ neuronal differentiation in vitro and improving the symptoms of PD models in vivo It is of great significance that this work showed the potential application of Lithium in the PD therapy in the future


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