Translocator protein (TSPO) genotype does not change cerebrospinal fluid levels of glial activation, axonal and synaptic damage markers in early Alzheimer's disease.
Dominique GouillyAgathe VrillonElsa BertrandMarie GoubeaudHélène CatalaJohanne GermainNadéra AinaouiMarie RafiqLeonor NogueiraFrançois Mouton-LigerMélanie PlantonAnne-Sophie SalabertAnne HitzelDéborah MéligneLaurence JasseBenjamine SartonStein SilvaBéatrice LemeslePatrice PéranPierre PayouxClaire ThalamasClaire PaquetJérémie ParientePublished in: NeuroImage. Clinical (2024)
TSPO genotype is not associated with a change in glial activation, synaptic and axonal damage in early AD. Further studies with larger numbers of participants will be needed to confirm that the inclusion of specific TSPO genetic subgroups does not introduce selection bias in studies and trials of AD that combine TSPO imaging with cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers.