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. 2020 May 1;143(8):2369–2379. doi: 10.1093/brain/awaa099

Table 2.

Human cellular models of SPG11-related pathology

Cell type Patients, n Observed phenotype Neuro- developmental defects Neuro- degenerative defects References
Fibroblasts ND Lysosomal abnormality Renvoise et al., 2014
8 No significant alteration in autophagic/lysosomal markers Kara et al., 2016
Patient fibroblasts and spatacsin-depleted HeLa cells ND Autophagic lysosomal reformation (ALR) defects No Yes Chang et al., 2014
3 Autophagy defects Vantaggiato et al., 2019
Patient iPSC-derived NPCs and neurospheres 3a Proliferation defect Yes No Mishra et al., 2016
Patient iPSC-derived neurospheres 3a Premature neurogenesis Yes No Perez-Branguli et al., 2019
Patient iPSC-derived cortical neurons 3a Axonal pathology and vesicle trafficking defects. No Yes Perez-Branguli et al., 2014
3a Neurite impairment, increased cell death No Yes Pozner et al., 2018
Patient iPSC-derived organoids 3a Smaller organoid size Yes No Perez-Branguli et al., 2019
2 Lipid metabolism Yes Yes Boutry et al., 2018

iPSC = induced pluripotent stem cells; ND = no data; NPC = neural progenitor cells.

a

Indicates the same patients.