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Inhibition of Pten activity promotes IB4 positive sensory neuronal axon growth

Li-Yu Zhou, Feng HaniD, Shi‐Bin Qi, Jinjin MaiD, Yan‐Xia MaiD, Hong-Cheng Zhang, Jile Xie, Xin‐Ya Fu, Jianquan CheniD, Bin LiiD, Huilin YangiD, Feng ZhouiD, SaijilafuiD

Abstract

Traumatic nerve injuries have become a common clinical problem, and axon regeneration is a critical process in the successful functional recovery of the injured nervous system. In this study, we found that peripheral axotomy reduce total PTEN expression in adult sensory neurons, however, it did not alter the expression level of PTEN in IB4-positive sensory neurons. Additionally, our results indicate that the artificial inhibition of PTEN markedly promotes adult sensory axon regeneration, including IB4-positive neuronal axon growth. Thus, our results provide strong evidence that PTEN is a prominent repressor of adult sensory axon regeneration, especially in IB4-positive neurons.

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