HUGO ID Detailed Result 11936


HUGO ID 11936
Symbol FASLG
Name Fas ligand (TNF superfamily, member 6)
#Occurrence 63
#Paper 5

 


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14960605FasLFasL2.2cytoskeletal abnormalities (Wong Wong et al. 1995 Fas ligand (FasL)-mediated FasL -mediated death (Raoul Raoul et al. 2002 and deregulation of 
14960605FasLFasL2.2immune response (Nguyen Nguyen et al. 2002 alpha TNFRI TNFRII FasL and FasR will be essential to clarify the roles of 
15572176FasLFasL2.2vulnerable to undergo apoptosis in response to Fas ligand (FasL) FasL 39 
15572176FasLFasL2.2Cytokines and trophic factors produced by activated astrocytes such as FasL TNF-_amp_#x3b1 and NGF are capable of activating death receptors expressed 
15572176FasLFasL2.2Although FasL is induced in reactive astrocytes as well as in microglia 
15572176FasLFasL2.2Motor neurons co-express Fas and FasL during the embryonic period of naturally occurring cell death however 
15572176FasLFasL2.2Similarly increased production of either FasL or NGF does not induce motor neuron apoptosis unless nitric 
15572176FasLFasL2.2NO cytokines and pro apoptotic mediators such as NGF or FasL 
16510725FasLFasL3.2factor-alpha TNF-alpha and its superfamily member fibroblast-associated cell-surface ligand (FasL) FasL have been implicated in apoptosis 
16510725FasLFasL3.2We found increased TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in lumbar spinal cord sections of ALS patients and 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Both increased TNF-alpha and FasL immunostaining in the lumbar spinal cord of the G93A SOD1 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Treated G93A mice showed a reduction in TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity as well as their mRNA in the lumbar spinal 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Key words G93A SOD1 thalidomide lenalidomide TNF-alpha FasL 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Fibroblast-associated cell-surface ligand (FasL) FasL may play a critical role in the death of motor 
16510725FasLFasL3.2mutant SOD1 (Raoul Raoul et al. 2002 alpha can induce FasL (Pinkoski Pinkoski et al. 2002 alpha binds to its receptor 
16510725FasLFasL3.2e.g. TNF-R1 similar to the events that take place when FasL binds to Fas then death-inducing signaling complex (DISC) DISC will 
16510725FasLFasL3.2present study we examined the temporal pattern of TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in the lumbar spinal cord of G93A mice 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Because previous work showed that the pro-inflammatroy cytokines TNF-alpha and FasL are elevated in both human and mouse models of ALS 
16510725FasLFasL3.2were immunostained with antibodies to TNF-alpha (Serotec, Serotec Raleigh NC FasL (Santa Santa Cruz Biotechnology Santa Cruz CA CD40 (Serotec, Serotec 
16510725FasLFasL3.2was performed to demonstrate the glial localization of TNF-alpha and FasL 
16510725FasLFasL3.27 microm thick were prepared and processed for TNF-alpha or FasL immunohistochemistry as described above 
16510725FasLFasL3.2TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in G93A SOD1 mouse model of ALS 
16510725FasLFasL3.2We investigated the temporal pattern of TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in G93A SOD1 mice at 40 and 60 d 
16510725FasLFasL3.2TNF-alpha and FasL are important mediators of inflammation and they play a role 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FADD caspase-8 pathway (Raoul Raoul et al. 2002 alpha upregulates FasL (Pinkoski Pinkoski et al. 2002 alpha immunostaining was found in 
16510725FasLFasL3.2was found in the neurons of adjacent sections suggesting that FasL and TNF-alpha are coexpressed in these neurons ( Fig 3 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Because both TNF-alpha and FasL immunostaining were increased in G93A mice we examined the effects 
16510725FasLFasL3.2of TNF-alpha mRNA (Moreira Moreira et al. 1993 alpha and FasL expression in motor neurons of G93A mice There was a 
16510725FasLFasL3.2of pro-inflammatory cytokines in ALS and suggest that TNF-alpha and FasL and related cytokines have important triggering roles in the pathogenesis 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL works in a similar way by binding to Fas/CD95 Fas 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL immunoreactivity in G93A SOD1 and control mice 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL immunoreactivity in neurons of the ventral horn of the lumbar 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Increases in FasL staining in neurons (arrowheads) arrowheads and neuronal processes occurred as 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Thalidomide treatment reduced FasL immunoreactivity (middle middle row left panel 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL double immunofluorescence with GFAP showed that FasL colocalizes with GFAP 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL double immunofluorescence with GFAP showed that FasL colocalizes with GFAP in astrocytes 
16510725FasLFasL3.2The white arrows point to astrocytes labeled with FasL (green) green and GFAP (red) red and colocalization of FasL 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL (green) green and GFAP (red) red and colocalization of FasL and GFAP (yellow) yellow 
16510725FasLFasL3.2TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in human ALS and controls 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL (top top panels and TNF-alpha (bottom bottom panels immunoreactivities in 
16510725FasLFasL-immunoreactive2.7We found TNF-alpha- and FasL-immunoreactive neurons in the lumbar spinal cord sections of a familial 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Intense TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity occurred predominantly in neurons of ALS patients 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Coexistence of TNF-alpha and FasL occurred in the same neurons in adjacent sections of ALS 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Strong immunoreactivity for FasL was evident in neurons as early as 40 d 
16510725FasLFasL3.2However FasL immunoreactivity was less pronounced at 110 d ( Fig 2 
16510725FasLFasL3.2Both TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity persisted relatively strong in the lumbar spinal cord sections 
16510725FasLFasL3.2We also examined the FasL immunoreactivity in astrocytes by double labeling with the astrocyte marker 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL immunoreactivity colocalized with GFAP indicating that FasL immunostaining was found 
16510725FasLFasL3.2FasL immunoreactivity colocalized with GFAP indicating that FasL immunostaining was found in both neurons and astrocytes similar to 
16510725FasLFasL3.2TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in human ALS 
16510725FasLFasL3.2the immunohistochemical findings in ALS transgenic mice intense TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity occurred in the lumbar spinal cord sections from an 
16510725FasLFasL3.2whereas control tissues showed very little or no TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity ( Fig 3 
16510725FasLFasL3.2TNF-alpha and FasL coexisted in the motor neurons 
16510725FasLFasL3.2We show that thalidomide treatment reduced TNF-alpha and FasL immunoreactivity in the spinal cords of G93A mice ( Figs 
17015226FasLFasL1.6could therefore be an important player in a Fas-ligand (FasL)-induced FasL -induced apoptosis pathway within motor neurons that is driven by 
14960605fas ligandfas ligand1.0posed to account for such toxicity including excitotoxicity bruijn et al. 1997 disruption of the calcium homeostasis morrison et al. 1996 ; roy et al. 1998 cytoskeletal abnormalities wong et al. 1995 fas ligand fasl mediated death raoul et al. 2002 and deregulation of cdk5 cyclin dependent kinase 5 nguyen et al. 2001a .  
15572176fas ligandfas ligand1.0in addition reactive astrocytes secrete pro apoptotic mediators such as nerve growth factor ngf or fas ligand a mechanism that may serve to eliminate vulnerable motor neurons.  
15572176fas ligandfas ligand1.0f murine astrocytes with tumour necrosis factor alpha tnf _amp_#x3b1; il 1_amp_#x3b2; and ifn_amp_#x3b3; induces il 6 cox 2 and inos and makes the cells vulnerable to undergo apoptosis in response to fas ligand fasl [ 39 ].  
16624536fas ligandfas ligand1.0in vitro experiments have shown that products released by activated microglia can lead to motor neuron death via tnf mediated apoptotic mechanisms [35] and by fas ligand or no induced apoptotic pathways [36] .  
16624536fas ligandfas ligand1.0this work may offer an explanation for the sensitivity of motor neurons in particular to fas ligand and no triggered cell death mediated at least in part by neighbouring microglia as trophic deprivation and excitotoxic stimulation did not have similar effects.  
16624536fas ligandfas ligand1.0through activation of the phosphatidylinositol 3 kinase/protein kinase b pathway fractalkine will inhibit fas ligand induced microglial apoptosis through down regulation of the pro apoptotic function of bad and up regulation of the anti apoptotic activity of bcl xl [71] thus promoting microglial cell survival.  
16624536fas ligandfas ligand1.0fas ligand and tnf produced by reactive astrocytes can also activate death receptors in injured motor neurons.  
17015226fas ligandfas ligand1.0microglial cells could therefore be an important player in a fas ligand fasl induced apoptosis pathway within motor neurons that is driven by nitric oxide synthesis discussed in more detail below .