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    Proteostasis Therapeutics representative mirna nodes
    <t>Axis</t> <t>Proteostasis/homeostasis</t> and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative <t>miRNA</t> nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).
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    Article Title: Non-coding RNAs in neurodegeneration: an axis-based, evidence-tiered mechanistic synthesis

    Journal: Metabolism Open

    doi: 10.1016/j.metop.2026.100458

    Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

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    Axis II Neuroinflammation and glia-neuron crosstalk. ( A ) miRNA axis recurrently linked to inflammatory amplification and glial activation, illustrating representative nodes associated with cytokine signaling and microglial state shifts (e.g., miR-155 and pro-inflammatory cytokine outputs; let-7a_STAT3-related signaling; miR-124 as a homeostatic regulator; and miR-195/ROCK1-linked microglial activation). ( B ) lncRNAs positioned as inflammatory “state regulators” through transcriptional and post-transcriptional control, including examples frequently discussed in neurodegenerative inflammatory contexts (e.g., MALAT1 with IL-6/TNF-α profiles; NEAT1/miR-212-3p; and TUG1/miR-152-3p/PTEN signaling). ( C ) circRNA candidates proposed to tune innate immune signaling and glial polarization, highlighting representative axes such as circ_0000518 engaging FUS/CaMKKβ/AMPK pathways and M1 polarization, and circHIPK2 acting via miRNA sequestration with downstream receptor-linked stress responses (e.g., SIGMAR1-related signaling).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Axis II Neuroinflammation and glia-neuron crosstalk. ( A ) miRNA axis recurrently linked to inflammatory amplification and glial activation, illustrating representative nodes associated with cytokine signaling and microglial state shifts (e.g., miR-155 and pro-inflammatory cytokine outputs; let-7a_STAT3-related signaling; miR-124 as a homeostatic regulator; and miR-195/ROCK1-linked microglial activation). ( B ) lncRNAs positioned as inflammatory “state regulators” through transcriptional and post-transcriptional control, including examples frequently discussed in neurodegenerative inflammatory contexts (e.g., MALAT1 with IL-6/TNF-α profiles; NEAT1/miR-212-3p; and TUG1/miR-152-3p/PTEN signaling). ( C ) circRNA candidates proposed to tune innate immune signaling and glial polarization, highlighting representative axes such as circ_0000518 engaging FUS/CaMKKβ/AMPK pathways and M1 polarization, and circHIPK2 acting via miRNA sequestration with downstream receptor-linked stress responses (e.g., SIGMAR1-related signaling).

    Techniques Used: Amplification, Activation Assay, Control

    Axis IV Mitochondrial stress, oxidative injury, and autophagy-lysosome dynamics. ( A ) miRNA-linked pathways that connect mitochondrial quality control, autophagy regulation, and stress–inflammation coupling, highlighting representative nodes discussed in PD and related neurodegenerative contexts (e.g., miR-124 aligned with autophagy regulation; and miR-195/ROCK1-associated microglial activation as a mechanistic bridge between inflammation and cellular stress). ( B ) lncRNA candidates implicated in proteostasis–mitochondrial crosstalk through ubiquitination and lysosome/autophagy axis, illustrating examples such as lnc-ABCA12-3/UBQLN1-linked ubiquitination/autophagy pathways and lnc-HIBADH-4 miR-326 CTSD axes that converge on lysosomal protease activity and autophagy flux. ( C ) circRNA mediated tuning of mitochondrial homeostasis and mitophagy pathways, highlighting representative ceRNA-like motifs including circEPS15/miR-24-3p/PINK1–PRKN-dependent mitophagy, and circ016719/miR-29c/Map2k6-associated stress survival and apoptosis regulation. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
    Figure Legend Snippet: Axis IV Mitochondrial stress, oxidative injury, and autophagy-lysosome dynamics. ( A ) miRNA-linked pathways that connect mitochondrial quality control, autophagy regulation, and stress–inflammation coupling, highlighting representative nodes discussed in PD and related neurodegenerative contexts (e.g., miR-124 aligned with autophagy regulation; and miR-195/ROCK1-associated microglial activation as a mechanistic bridge between inflammation and cellular stress). ( B ) lncRNA candidates implicated in proteostasis–mitochondrial crosstalk through ubiquitination and lysosome/autophagy axis, illustrating examples such as lnc-ABCA12-3/UBQLN1-linked ubiquitination/autophagy pathways and lnc-HIBADH-4 miR-326 CTSD axes that converge on lysosomal protease activity and autophagy flux. ( C ) circRNA mediated tuning of mitochondrial homeostasis and mitophagy pathways, highlighting representative ceRNA-like motifs including circEPS15/miR-24-3p/PINK1–PRKN-dependent mitophagy, and circ016719/miR-29c/Map2k6-associated stress survival and apoptosis regulation. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

    Techniques Used: Control, Activation Assay, Ubiquitin Proteomics, Activity Assay



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    <t>Axis</t> <t>Proteostasis/homeostasis</t> and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative <t>miRNA</t> nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).
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    Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

    Journal: Metabolism Open

    Article Title: Non-coding RNAs in neurodegeneration: an axis-based, evidence-tiered mechanistic synthesis

    doi: 10.1016/j.metop.2026.100458

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

    Article Snippet: Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

    Techniques:

    Axis II Neuroinflammation and glia-neuron crosstalk. ( A ) miRNA axis recurrently linked to inflammatory amplification and glial activation, illustrating representative nodes associated with cytokine signaling and microglial state shifts (e.g., miR-155 and pro-inflammatory cytokine outputs; let-7a_STAT3-related signaling; miR-124 as a homeostatic regulator; and miR-195/ROCK1-linked microglial activation). ( B ) lncRNAs positioned as inflammatory “state regulators” through transcriptional and post-transcriptional control, including examples frequently discussed in neurodegenerative inflammatory contexts (e.g., MALAT1 with IL-6/TNF-α profiles; NEAT1/miR-212-3p; and TUG1/miR-152-3p/PTEN signaling). ( C ) circRNA candidates proposed to tune innate immune signaling and glial polarization, highlighting representative axes such as circ_0000518 engaging FUS/CaMKKβ/AMPK pathways and M1 polarization, and circHIPK2 acting via miRNA sequestration with downstream receptor-linked stress responses (e.g., SIGMAR1-related signaling).

    Journal: Metabolism Open

    Article Title: Non-coding RNAs in neurodegeneration: an axis-based, evidence-tiered mechanistic synthesis

    doi: 10.1016/j.metop.2026.100458

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Axis II Neuroinflammation and glia-neuron crosstalk. ( A ) miRNA axis recurrently linked to inflammatory amplification and glial activation, illustrating representative nodes associated with cytokine signaling and microglial state shifts (e.g., miR-155 and pro-inflammatory cytokine outputs; let-7a_STAT3-related signaling; miR-124 as a homeostatic regulator; and miR-195/ROCK1-linked microglial activation). ( B ) lncRNAs positioned as inflammatory “state regulators” through transcriptional and post-transcriptional control, including examples frequently discussed in neurodegenerative inflammatory contexts (e.g., MALAT1 with IL-6/TNF-α profiles; NEAT1/miR-212-3p; and TUG1/miR-152-3p/PTEN signaling). ( C ) circRNA candidates proposed to tune innate immune signaling and glial polarization, highlighting representative axes such as circ_0000518 engaging FUS/CaMKKβ/AMPK pathways and M1 polarization, and circHIPK2 acting via miRNA sequestration with downstream receptor-linked stress responses (e.g., SIGMAR1-related signaling).

    Article Snippet: Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

    Techniques: Amplification, Activation Assay, Control

    Axis IV Mitochondrial stress, oxidative injury, and autophagy-lysosome dynamics. ( A ) miRNA-linked pathways that connect mitochondrial quality control, autophagy regulation, and stress–inflammation coupling, highlighting representative nodes discussed in PD and related neurodegenerative contexts (e.g., miR-124 aligned with autophagy regulation; and miR-195/ROCK1-associated microglial activation as a mechanistic bridge between inflammation and cellular stress). ( B ) lncRNA candidates implicated in proteostasis–mitochondrial crosstalk through ubiquitination and lysosome/autophagy axis, illustrating examples such as lnc-ABCA12-3/UBQLN1-linked ubiquitination/autophagy pathways and lnc-HIBADH-4 miR-326 CTSD axes that converge on lysosomal protease activity and autophagy flux. ( C ) circRNA mediated tuning of mitochondrial homeostasis and mitophagy pathways, highlighting representative ceRNA-like motifs including circEPS15/miR-24-3p/PINK1–PRKN-dependent mitophagy, and circ016719/miR-29c/Map2k6-associated stress survival and apoptosis regulation. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

    Journal: Metabolism Open

    Article Title: Non-coding RNAs in neurodegeneration: an axis-based, evidence-tiered mechanistic synthesis

    doi: 10.1016/j.metop.2026.100458

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Axis IV Mitochondrial stress, oxidative injury, and autophagy-lysosome dynamics. ( A ) miRNA-linked pathways that connect mitochondrial quality control, autophagy regulation, and stress–inflammation coupling, highlighting representative nodes discussed in PD and related neurodegenerative contexts (e.g., miR-124 aligned with autophagy regulation; and miR-195/ROCK1-associated microglial activation as a mechanistic bridge between inflammation and cellular stress). ( B ) lncRNA candidates implicated in proteostasis–mitochondrial crosstalk through ubiquitination and lysosome/autophagy axis, illustrating examples such as lnc-ABCA12-3/UBQLN1-linked ubiquitination/autophagy pathways and lnc-HIBADH-4 miR-326 CTSD axes that converge on lysosomal protease activity and autophagy flux. ( C ) circRNA mediated tuning of mitochondrial homeostasis and mitophagy pathways, highlighting representative ceRNA-like motifs including circEPS15/miR-24-3p/PINK1–PRKN-dependent mitophagy, and circ016719/miR-29c/Map2k6-associated stress survival and apoptosis regulation. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

    Article Snippet: Axis Proteostasis/homeostasis and pathological protein accumulation. ( A ) Representative miRNA nodes implicated in proteostasis collapse across neurodegenerative settings, highlighting links to amyloidogenic processing and stress signaling (e.g., miR-29/BACE1 in Aβ plaque burden; miR-146a–NF-κB signaling intersecting with tau-related pathology; and ALS-associated vulnerability aligned with impaired miRNA processing such as miR-218 depletion). ( B ) lncRNA-mediated regulation of proteostasis-related gene axis, emphasizing lncRNAs proposed to modulate amyloidogenic pathways and protein handling (e.g., BACE1-AS, NDM29, and 51A/SORL1-related mechanisms), as well as aggregation-relevant nodes reported in PD contexts (e.g., HOTAIR–miR-221-3p–α-synuclein-related phenotypes). ( C ) circRNA-linked regulatory motifs that converge on neuronal injury and proteostasis-adjacent clearance pathways, primarily via miRNA-coupled axes (e.g., circAXL/miR-328/BACE1; circLPAR1/miR-212-3p/ZNF217; and circBptf/miR-138-5p/p62/SQSTM1).

    Techniques: Control, Activation Assay, Ubiquitin Proteomics, Activity Assay