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. 2021 Mar 14;11(3):373. doi: 10.3390/brainsci11030373

Table 1.

SNCA-mutated iPSC-derived neuronal phenotypes.

Reference Number of Cohorts Type of Mutation Cell Type Phenotype
[48] 1 PD line vs. 2 control lines Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived neuronal progenitor cells 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Decreased neuronal activity
3. Increased autophagy
4. Mitochondrial dysfunction
5. Increased oxidative stress
[57] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived cortical neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Endoplasmic Reticulum stress
[58] 1 PD line vs. 2 control lines Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Impairment in neuronal development
3. Impairment in synaptic transmission
3. Increased autophagy
[47] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Duplication iPSC-derived midbrain DA and Cortical projection neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
3. Increased phosphorylated α-synuclein
4. Increased oxidative stress
[56] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
2. Increased oxidative stress
[55] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived cortical neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein
2. Increased oxidative stress
[59] 1 PD line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA progenitor cells 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased oxidative stress
3. Increased cell death
[60] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Altered Calcium signalling
[61] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA and basal forebrain cholinergic neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
3. Increased DNA damage
[62] 1 PD line vs. 3 control lines Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Impairment in neuronal development
3. Increased α-synuclein phosphorylation
4. Increased cell death and apoptosis
[63] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived neuronal progenitor cells 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased DNA damage
[51] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line vs. 1 isogenic control line Autosomal dominant Triplication iPSC-derived cortical neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Mitochondrial dysfunction
[53] 1 PD line vs. 2 control line Autosomal dominant Duplication iPSC-derived cortical forebrain glutamatergic neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
3. Mitochondrial transport impairment
[49] 1 PD line vs. 1 isogenic control line Autosomal dominant A53T iPSC-derived A9 DA neurons 1. Mitochondrial dysfunction
2. Increased oxidative stress
3. Increased cell death and apoptosis
4. Neuronal maturation impairment
[46] 2 PD lines vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant A53T and A30T iPSC-derived neural stem cells 1. Mitochondrial dysfunction
[64] 2 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant A53T iPSC-derived DA, GABAergic and glutaminergic neurons 1. Altered synaptic activity
2. Increase α-synuclein aggregation
3. Impairment in Neuronal development
[52] 1 PD line vs. 1 isogenic control line Autosomal dominant A53T iPSC-derived A9 DA neurons 1. Mitochondrial transport impairment
2. Alteration in microtubules function
[50] 4 PD lines vs. 3 control line Autosomal dominant A53T and Triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Endoplasmic Reticulum stress
3. Mitochondrial dysfunction
5. Increased autophagy
6. Increased oxidative stress
[65] 1 PD line vs. 1 isogenic control line Autosomal dominant A53T iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
[66] 1 PD line vs. 1 control line Autosomal dominant A53T iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Increased α-synuclein aggregation
3. Impairment in Neuronal development
[54] 3 PD lines vs. 3 control lines Autosomal dominant A53T and triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Elevated α-synuclein levels
2. Mitophagy impairment
3. Increased oxidative stress
[67] 2 PD lines vs. 1 control line vs. 1 isogenic control line Autosomal dominant A53T and triplication iPSC-derived DA neurons 1. Lysosomal dysfunction
2. Increased α-synuclein aggregation