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. 2019 Jun 18;10:635. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2019.00635

Figure 8.

Figure 8

Early-life brain trauma accelerates the development of later-life PD and proteinopathy in mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice. (A) PD-like disease onset occurs significantly (*p < 0.01) earlier in mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice with postnatal day 7 CCI compared to sham-procedure mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice. Values are mean ± SD (n = 10 mice/group). (B) Kaplan-Meier plot showing that PD-like disease onset, neurological decline, and death occur earlier in mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice with postnatal day 7 CCI compared to sham-procedure mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice. (C) Western blotting shows advanced hαSyn oligomerization in forebrain at 3 months of age in mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice with postnatal day 7 CCI compared to naïve and sham-procedure mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice. Synaptophysin (Synapto) immunoblot shows protein loading. (D) Western blotting shows advanced hαSyn nitration in forebrain at 3 months of age in mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice with postnatal day 7 CCI compared to age-matched sham-procedure mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice and mutant A53T-αSyn Tg mice with CCI at 24 h. Ponceau S-stained membrane shows protein loading.