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Article Title: Age-related sensory dysfunction reconfigures the spinal circuitry for touch, itch and pain
Journal: bioRxiv
doi: 10.64898/2025.12.18.695289
Figure Legend Snippet: a, b, In aged mice, ablation of Gpr83 + neurons by injection of PEN-SAP reverses mechanical hyperknesis ( a ; control blank SAP, n = 7; PEN-SAP, n =6) and prevents spontaneous scratching ( b ). c, d, Ablation of Tacr1 + neurons in aged mice by injection of SSP-SAP has no effect on mechanical itch sensitivity ( c ; SAP, n = 7; SSP-SAP, n =6) or spontaneous scratching ( d ). e, f, Mechanical itch sensitivity ( e ) and spontaneous scratching ( f ) are increased by administration of CNO to P56 NPY::Cre; Lbx1 FlpO ; R26 ds-hM4D mice (hM4D + ; n = 7) as compared to control NPY::Cre; R26 ds-hM4D mice (hM4D - ; n = 7). g, h, Mechanical itch sensitivity ( g ) and spontaneous scratching ( h ) are unchanged following administration of CNO to aged NPY::Cre; Lbx1 FlpO ; R26 ds-hM4D mice (hM4D + ; n = 6) compared to aged control NPY::Cre; R26 ds-hM4D mice (hM4D - ; n = 6). i, j, Chemogenetic silencing of spinal NPY + neurons potentiates hyperknesis/alloknesis ( i ) and spontaneous scratching ( j ) in young but not aged mice treated with AEW to induce dry skin itch. k, Silencing spinal NPY + neurons exacerbates histamine alloknesis in young but not aged mice. Error bars represent SEM. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001; ns, no significant difference.
Techniques Used: Injection, Control
Figure Legend Snippet: a, Representative images showing a lack of TUNEL staining in Y1-immunoreactive neurons in the dorsal horn at cervical segment C5 of young (left) and aged mice (right). b-d, Programmed cell death in populations of molecularly defined excitatory neurons identified by antibodies against Y1, Tacr1, Calcrl and Gpr83, and calretinin (CR) in aged compared to young mice: summaries of population size ( b ), the proportion of TUNEL + neurons expressing each molecular marker ( c ), and the proportion of each molecularly defined population labelled by TUNEL ( d ). e, Representative images showing a lack of TUNEL staining in Y1-immunoreactive neurons in the dorsal horn of control (left) and Merkel cell-silenced mice (right). f-h, Programmed cell death in populations of molecularly defined excitatory neurons identified by immunohistochemistry in Merkel cell-silenced mice compared to controls: summaries of population size ( f ), the proportion of TUNEL + neurons expressing each molecular marker ( g ), and the proportion of each molecularly defined population labelled by TUNEL ( h ). Scale bars, 20 µm. Error bars represent SEM. ns, no significant difference.
Techniques Used: TUNEL Assay, Staining, Expressing, Marker, Control, Immunohistochemistry
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