Sustained glymphatic transport and impaired drainage to the nasal cavity observed in multiciliated cell ciliopathies with hydrocephalus
Xue Y, Gursky Z, Monte B, Koundal S, Liu X, Lee H, Michurina TV, Mellanson KA, Zhao L, Nemajerova A, Kahle KT, Takemaru KI, Enikolopov G, Peunova NI, Benveniste H. Sustained glymphatic transport and impaired drainage to the nasal cavity observed in multiciliated cell ciliopathies with hydrocephalus. Fluids And Barriers Of The CNS 2022, 19: 20. PMID: 35248089, PMCID: PMC8898469, DOI: 10.1186/s12987-022-00319-x.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsGlymphatic transportIntracranial pressureMagnetic resonance imagingNasal cavityCribriform plateMouse modelFluid homeostasisOlfactory bulb hypoplasiaDistinct mouse modelsNormal intracranial pressureAquaporin-4 expressionKnock-out (KO) miceWild-type littermatesConditional knockout miceChronic rhinitisCommon findingSeparate cohortAQP4 expressionAQP4 polarizationKnockout miceHydrocephalusResonance imagingConclusionsThe combinationGadoteric acidBrain morphometry