Table 5.
Therapeutic Potential of Epigenetic Modulators in Hemorrhagic Stroke
Model | Therapeutic Potential | Modification | Citation |
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Intracranial aneurysm humans | RIC, a method used to protect against post-SAH events, dysregulates cell cycle and inflammatory genes | DNA methylation | Nikkola et al., 2015 |
CD-1 mice, ICH | SAHA reverses H3 and H4 hypoacetylation to provide neuroprotection | Histone acetylation | Sukumari-Ramesh et al., 2016 |
SD rats, ICH | VPA prevents inflammation via activation of H3 genes | Histone acetylation | Sinn et al., 2007 |
Microglia, erythrocyte lysate ICH | miR-124 mimics reduce M1 markers and increase M2 markers | MiRNA | Yu et al., 2017 |
C57 mice, endovascular perforation | Melatonin is neuroprotective by way of H19-let-7a-NGF interaction | MiRNA, lncRNA | Yang et al., 2018 |
SD rats, ICH | Let-7c antagomir reduces reactive microglia and neutrophils as well as improves functional outcome | MiRNA | Kim et al., 2014 |
SD rats, ICH | miR-126 mimics reduces reactive microglia and neutrophils as well as apoptosis | MiRNA | Xi et al., 2017 |
C57 mice, ICH | Augmentation of miR-132 reduces permeability of the BBB | MiRNA | Zhang et al., 2017 |
BALB/c mice, ICH | Inhibition of miR-144 downregulates autophagy, reduces inflammation, and leads to improved functional recovery | MiRNA | Yu et al., 2017 |
SD rats, ICH | Restoration of miR-27a-3p is neuroprotective by way of aquaporin-11 | MiRNA | Xi et al., 2018 |