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Serum Prestin After Ototoxin Exposure Is Not Dependent on Outer Hair Cell Loss.
Otology & Neurotology 2024 April 2
HYPOTHESIS: Cyclodextrin (CDX)-induced serum prestin burst is not dependent on outer hair cell (OHC) loss.
BACKGROUND: Serum prestin has been proposed as a biomarker for ototoxicity. We recently used an automated Western approach to quantify serum prestin changes in a newly introduced model of CDX ototoxicity. To gain insights into prestin as a biomarker, here we further characterize serum prestin in the CDX model.
METHODS: Guinea pigs were treated with 750, 3,000, or 4,000 mg/kg CDX, and serum samples were obtained through up to 15 weeks after exposure. Serum prestin levels were quantified using automated Western, and hair cell counts were obtained.
RESULTS: All three doses induced an N-glycosylated ~134-kDa prestin burst; however, only the 3,000 and 4,000 mg/kg resulted in robust OHC loss. Prestin levels returned to baseline where they remained up to 15 weeks in the absence of OHCs.
CONCLUSION: The ~134-kDa prestin burst induced after CDX administration is N-glycosylated, representing a posttranslational modification of prestin. Serum prestin seems to be a promising biomarker when using therapeutics with ototoxic properties because it is not dependent on OHC loss as a necessary event, thus affording the opportunity for early detection and intervention.
BACKGROUND: Serum prestin has been proposed as a biomarker for ototoxicity. We recently used an automated Western approach to quantify serum prestin changes in a newly introduced model of CDX ototoxicity. To gain insights into prestin as a biomarker, here we further characterize serum prestin in the CDX model.
METHODS: Guinea pigs were treated with 750, 3,000, or 4,000 mg/kg CDX, and serum samples were obtained through up to 15 weeks after exposure. Serum prestin levels were quantified using automated Western, and hair cell counts were obtained.
RESULTS: All three doses induced an N-glycosylated ~134-kDa prestin burst; however, only the 3,000 and 4,000 mg/kg resulted in robust OHC loss. Prestin levels returned to baseline where they remained up to 15 weeks in the absence of OHCs.
CONCLUSION: The ~134-kDa prestin burst induced after CDX administration is N-glycosylated, representing a posttranslational modification of prestin. Serum prestin seems to be a promising biomarker when using therapeutics with ototoxic properties because it is not dependent on OHC loss as a necessary event, thus affording the opportunity for early detection and intervention.
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