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Repurposing antimycotic ciclopirox olamine as a promising anti-ischemic stroke agent 被引量:8

Repurposing antimycotic ciclopirox olamine as a promising anti-ischemic stroke agent
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摘要 Ischemic stroke is a severe disorder resulting from acute cerebral thrombosis.Here we demonstrated that post-ischemic treatment with ciclopirox olamine(CPX),a potent antifungal clinical drug,alleviated brain infarction,neurological deficits and brain edema in a classic rat model of ischemic stroke.Single dose post-ischemic administration of CPX provided a long-lasting neuroprotective effect,which can be further enhanced by multiple doses administration of CPX.CPX also effectively reversed ischemia-induced neuronal loss,glial activation as well as blood-brain barrier(BBB)damage.Employing quantitative phosphoproteomic analysis,130 phosphosites in 122 proteins were identified to be significantly regulated by CPX treatment in oxygen glucose deprivation(OGD)-exposed SH-SY5 Y cells,which revealed that phosphokinases and cell cycle-related phosphoproteins were largely influenced.Subsequently,we demonstrated that CPX markedly enhanced the AKT(protein kinase B,PKB/AKT)and GSK3β(glycogen synthase kinase 3β)phosphorylation in OGD-exposed SH-SY5 Y cells,and regulated the cell cycle progression and nitric oxide(NO)release in lipopolysaccharide(LPS)-induced B V-2 cells,which may contribute to its ameliorative effects against ischemia-associated neuronal death and microglial inflammation.Our study suggests that CPX could be a promising compound to reduce multiple ischemic injuries;however,further studies will be needed to clarify the molecular mechanisms involved. Ischemic stroke is a severe disorder resulting from acute cerebral thrombosis.Here we demonstrated that post-ischemic treatment with ciclopirox olamine(CPX),a potent antifungal clinical drug,alleviated brain infarction,neurological deficits and brain edema in a classic rat model of ischemic stroke.Single dose post-ischemic administration of CPX provided a long-lasting neuroprotective effect,which can be further enhanced by multiple doses administration of CPX.CPX also effectively reversed ischemia-induced neuronal loss,glial activation as well as blood-brain barrier(BBB) damage.Employing quantitative phosphoproteomic analysis,130 phosphosites in 122 proteins were identified to be significantly regulated by CPX treatment in oxygen glucose deprivation(OGD)-exposed SH-SY5 Y cells,which revealed that phosphokinases and cell cycle-related phosphoproteins were largely influenced.Subsequently,we demonstrated that CPX markedly enhanced the AKT(protein kinase B,PKB/AKT) and GSK3β(glycogen synthase kinase 3β) phosphorylation in OGD-exposed SH-SY5 Y cells,and regulated the cell cycle progression and nitric oxide(NO) release in lipopolysaccharide(LPS)-induced B V-2 cells,which may contribute to its ameliorative effects against ischemia-associated neuronal death and microglial inflammation.Our study suggests that CPX could be a promising compound to reduce multiple ischemic injuries;however,further studies will be needed to clarify the molecular mechanisms involved.
出处 《Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2020年第3期434-446,574,共14页 药学学报(英文版)
基金 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.81872859,81661148046,81522045,and 81703507) the National Special Fund for State Key Laboratory of Bioreactor Engineering(No.2060204,China) the National R&D Projects for major research instruments(ZDYZ2013-1,China) the Institutional Technology Service Center of Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica,Chinese Academy of Sciences for technical support.
关键词 Blood-brain BARRIER Brain ISCHEMIA Cell cycle Inflammation NEUROPROTECTION Blood-brain barrier Brain ischemia Cell cycle Inflammation Neuroprotection
作者简介 Hongxuan Feng,These authors made equal contributions to this work;Linghao Hu,These authors made equal contributions to this work;Hongwen Zhu,These authors made equal contributions to this work;Lingxue Tao,These authors made equal contributions to this work;Corresponding authors:Hu Zhou,Tel./fax:+862150806710.E-mail addresses:zhouhu@simm.ac.cn;Corresponding authors:Jian Li,E-mail addresses:jianli@ecust.edu.cn;Corresponding authors:Haiyan Zhang,E-mail addresses:hzhang@simm.ac.cn
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