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Skip to main content. Buying options Chapter EUR β-Amyloid peptides are capable of spontaneously forming oxygen radicals that damage enzymes. They also generate radicals through interaction with iron and zinc, both of which are increased in the brain of subjects with AD.

Familial, early-onset, autosomal-dominant AD is associated with mutations in the presenilin genes 1 and 2 and the amyloid precursor protein. Experimental studies using cultured cells and transgenic mice expressing presenilin gene 1 mutations have yielded considerable progress in understanding the pathogenetic mechanisms of presenilin mutations.

This causes an apoptotic death of neurons that can be prevented by vitamin E and glutathione. Studies of transgenic mice and cultured neurons expressing the amyloid precursor protein mutations suggest that these mutations also lead to an increased production of free radicals in neurons.

Transgenic mice overexpressing the amyloid precursor protein mutation demonstrate HNE and hemeoxygenase-1 around βA peptide deposits, and iron and pentosidine an AGE in the center of βA deposits, indicating an association between oxidative stress and βA deposition.

Meta-analysis findings from 17 epidemiologic studies suggest that nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs play a protective role against AD.

Although the details of the inflammatory response are beyond the scope of this review, it seems that the inflammatory cascade is important in the pathogenesis of AD and that microglia are key mediators of this response.

The relationship between the inflammatory response and free radical generation is of considerable theoretical and therapeutic interest. Although AD is probably associated with multiple etiologies and pathophysiologic mechanisms, it appears that oxidative stress is a part of the pathophysiologic process.

It is not clear whether oxidative stress is a primary process in AD or the result of the disease, although emerging data indicate that oxidative damage is an early event in neurodegeneration in AD. Regardless of whether oxidative stress is a primary or secondary event, therapeutic measures to decrease the level of oxidative stress and to reduce the risk or slow the progression of the disease are appropriate.

This work was supported by grants 5P50 AG and 1PO1 AG from the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md, and grants from the Abercrombie Foundation and the Kleberg Foundation.

Dr Markesbery is on the scientific advisory board of Centaur Pharmaceuticals Inc, but does not have stock or any financial interest in the company. The author thanks Paula Thomason for editorial assistance and Jane Meara for technical assistance.

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