Modification of early behavioural, physiological and neuropathological endpoints by syntaxin-6 knockout in a humanised P301S transgenic model of tauopathy

mice, despite total tau levels being comparable, in keeping with altered trafficking of pathological tau species with syntaxin-6 knockout. Despite a partial, early phenotypic rescue of functional measures, terminal endpoint comparisons were confounded by a 20% weight loss culling rule, as knockout mice maintained higher absolute weight. Taken together, this study functionally validates a role for syntaxin-6 in tauopathy pathogenesis, with syntaxin-6 knockout resulting in an early protective effect on multiple disease-relevant phenotypes in a humanised tauopathy model.

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Acta Neuropathologica
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2026-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00401-026-03009-2
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Cellular transport and secretion
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Modification of early behavioural, physiological and neuropathological endpoints by syntaxin-6 knockout in a humanised P301S transgenic model of tauopathy

Silvia A. Purro, Rohan Silva, Shyma Hamdan, T.J. Cunningham et al.
Acta Neuropathologica
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Modification of early behavioural, physiological and neuropathological endpoints by syntaxin-6 knockout in a humanised P301S transgenic model of tauopathy

Silvia A. Purro, Rohan Silva, Shyma Hamdan, T.J. Cunningham, Tatiana Jakubcova, Simon Mead, Fabio Argentina, Nicholas Kaye, Elizabeth Hill, Craig Fitzhugh, Emma Jones, Michael Farmer, Jacqueline Linehan, John Collinge, Andrew Tomlinson, Sebastian Brandner
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mice, despite total tau levels being comparable, in keeping with altered trafficking of pathological tau species with syntaxin-6 knockout. Despite a partial, early phenotypic rescue of functional measures, terminal endpoint comparisons were confounded by a 20% weight loss culling rule, as knockout mice maintained higher absolute weight. Taken together, this study functionally validates a role for syntaxin-6 in tauopathy pathogenesis, with syntaxin-6 knockout resulting in an early protective effect on multiple disease-relevant phenotypes in a humanised tauopathy model.

Acta NeuropathologicaVol. 151(1)
University of Bristol (GB), MRC Prion Unit (GB), National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (GB), University College London (GB)
National Institute for Health and Care Research
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Modification of early behavioural, physiological and neuropathological endpoints by syntaxin-6 knockout in a humanised P301S transgenic model of tauopathy — Silvia A. Purro, Rohan Silva, et al. · Acta Neuropathologica (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS