Models o s udy basic and applied aspec s o lysosomal s o age diso de s
Ángel Gaudioso
a
, Te esa P. Sil a
b
, Ma ía Dolo es Ledesma
a,
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a
Cen o Biología Molecula Se e o Ochoa (CSIC-UAM), Mad id, Spain
b
Ins i u o de Medicina Molecula João Lobo An unes, Faculdade de Medicina, Uni e sidade de Lisboa, Po ugal
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Keywo ds:
Lysosomes
S o age diso de s
Omics
Op ogene ics
iPSCs
O ganoids
BBB
Animal models
abs ac
The lack o a ailable ea men s and a al ou come in mos lysosomal s o age diso de s (LSDs) ha e
spu ed esea ch on pa hological mechanisms and no el he apies in ecen yea s. In his e o , expe i-
men al me hodology in cellula and animal models ha e been de eloped, wi h aims o add ess majo
challenges in many LSDs such as pa ien - o-pa ien a iabili y and b ain condi ion. These echniques
and models ha e ad anced knowledge no only o LSDs bu also o o he lysosomal diso de s and ha e
p o ided undamen al insigh s in o he biological oles o lysosomes. They can also se e o assess he
e icacy o classical he apies and mode n d ug deli e y sys ems. He e, we summa ize he echniques
and models used in LSD esea ch, which include bo h es ablished and ecen ly de eloped in i o me h-
ods, wi h gene al u ili y o speci ically add essing lysosomal ea u es. We also e iew animal models o
LSDs oge he wi h cu ing-edge echnology ha may educe he need o animals in he s udy o hese
de as a ing diseases.
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Con en s
1. In oduc ion . . . ........................................................................................................ 2
2. In i o echniques in LSD esea ch . . . ..................................................................................... 2
2.1. ‘‘Omics” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........................................................................................... 2
2.2. Fluo escence-based echniques . . . . . . . . . . . ........................................................................... 5
2.3. Elec on mic oscopy . . . . ........................................................................................... 7
2.4. Op ogene ics . . . . . . . . . . ........................................................................................... 7
2.5. Liposome-based echniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........................................................................... 8
3. Cellula models in LSD esea ch . . . . . . ..................................................................................... 8
3.1. P ima y cell cul u es . . . . ........................................................................................... 8
3.2. Immo alized cell lines . . ........................................................................................... 8
3.3. Induced plu ipo en s em cells (iPSCs) . . . . . ........................................................................... 9
3.4. Mul ilineage cellula models: O ganoids . . . . .......................................................................... 10
3.5. BBB models . . . . . . . . . . . .......................................................................................... 10
4. Animal models in LSD esea ch. . . . . . . .................................................................................... 11
4.1. Na u ally occu ing animal models . . . . . . . . .......................................................................... 11
4.2. D osophila melanogas e .......................................................................................... 11
4.3. Caeno habdi is elegans . . .......................................................................................... 11
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Abb e ia ions: AAV9, Adenoassocia ed Vi al Vec o s se o ype 9; ASM, Acid Sphingomyelinase; ASMko, Acid Sphingomyelinase Knock-ou ; BBB, Blodd-B ain Ba ie ;
BODIPY, Bo on dipy ome hene; CNS, Cen al Ne ous Sys em; CRISPR, Clus e ed Regula ly In e spaced Sho Palind omic Repea s; EM, Elec on Mic oscopy; ER, Endoplasmic
Re iculum; GAL4/UAS, GAL4/Ups eam Ac i a ing Sequence; GFP, G een Fluo escen P o ein; hiPSCs, human induced Plu ipo en S em Cells; iPSCs, induced Plu ipo en S em
Cells; LAMP1/2, Lysosomal Associa ed Memb ane P o ein 1/2; LPC, Lysophospha idylcholine; LPS, Lysophospha idylse ine; LSD, Lysosomal S o age Diso de ; mTORC1,
mammalian Ta ge O Rapamicine Complex 1; NBD, Ni obenzoxadiazole; OMIM, Online Mendelian Inhe i ance in Man; PC, Phospha idylcholine; PE, Phos-
pha idyle hanolamine; PS, Phospha idylse ine; PC-O, Plasmenylcholine; PE-O, Plasmenyle hanolamine.
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4.4. Zeb a ish . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......................................................................................... 12
4.5. Mu ine models . . . . . . . . .......................................................................................... 13
4.6. Non-human p ima es . . . .......................................................................................... 13
5. Conclusion . . . . ....................................................................................................... 13
Decla a ion o Compe ing In e es . . . . .................................................................................... 13
Acknowledgemen s . . . . . . ............................................................................................. 14
Funding . . . . . . . . ....................................................................................................... 14
Re e ences . . . . ....................................................................................................... 14
1. In oduc ion
Due o hei key ole in he b eakdown o cellula componen s
[1], and o many yea s since hei disco e y in 1950 [2], lysosomes
we e conside ed me ely ‘‘cellula ash cans”. Nowadays, a
ple ho a o unc ions beyond he deg ada ion o in a- and ex a-
cellula molecules and o ganelles [3] ha e been assigned o lyso-
somes, including nu ien sensing [4], he quali y con ol sys em
in ol ed in he ageing p ocess [5] and pa icipa ion in inna e and
adap i e immuni y [6,7] (Fig. 1).
Aside om hei in ol emen in mul iple cellula p ocesses,
lysosomes make physical connec ions wi h se e al in acellula
o ganelles such as mi ochond ia [8], he endoplasmic e iculum
[9] o plasma memb ane [10] by memb ane e he ing and usion.
These con ac si es a e c ucial o he co ec unc ion o no only
lysosomes, bu also he subcellula o ganelles ha use wi h hem
[11,12]. P ope lysosomal ac i i y is i al o adequa e cell, issue
and o gan unc ions, and lysosomal impai men plays a ele an
pa hological ole in many di e en diseases including cance [13]
and neu odegene a i e [14–16] o au oimmune diseases [17].
Among he lysosome- ela ed diseases a e he lysosomal s o age
diso de s (LSDs), whose ae iology is di ec ly linked o lysosomal
dys unc ion. Mos LSDs a e caused by mu a ions in genes ha
encode lysosomal enzymes, esul ing in mo e han 70 di e en
a e diseases cha ac e ised by he lysosomal accumula ion o
molecules, in many cases he e y subs a es o he de ec i e
enzymes [18].
One way o classi y LSDs is acco ding o he ype o molecule
ha accumula es in he lysosomes. This classi ica ion scheme
(Table 1), which will be used o o ganize his e iew, includes h ee
majo g oups: sphingolipidoses, mucopolysaccha idoses and
glycop o einoses/oligosaccha idoses [53] (Fig. 1). Sphingolipidoses
a e caused by de ec s in he lysosomal deg ada ion o sphin-
golipids, and he accumula ion o lipid in hese diseases causes
memb ane de ec s ha can a ec cell su i al, especially o neu-
ons. As a esul , neu odegene a ion along wi h isce al complica-
ions a e cha ac e is ic o many sphingolipidoses [54].
Mucopolysaccha idoses a e he consequence o de ec s in he
deg ada ion o glycosaminoglycans (complex amino-suga poly-
me s). These diseases p og ess wi h bo h pe iphe al (i.e. uppe ai -
way obs uc ion o ca diac al e and muscle disease) and
neu opa hic (i.e. hype ac i i y, impai ed de elopmen and loss o
cogni i e unc ion) ea u es [55]. The hi d g oup,
glycop o einoses/oligosaccha idoses esul om al e a ions in ca -
abolism o oligosaccha ide chains om glycolipids and glycop o-
eins, leading o he accumula ion o hese molecules. Thei
clinical mani es a ions a e simila o hose al eady men ioned o
he mucopolysaccha idoses [56].
Besides he LSDs di ec ly caused by he impai ed unc ion o
lysosomal me abolic enzymes, some LSDs a e he consequence o
al e a ions in p o eins ha con ol a icking o molecules h ough
he endolysosomal compa men [57] o in lysosomal memb ane
p o eins. This g oup o diso de s a e also cha ac e ized by s o age
inside lysosomes. Rep esen a i e examples a e Niemann-Pick ype
C (OMIM 257220; 607625), which esul s om mu a ions in he
choles e ol anspo p o eins NPC1 o NPC2 [58,59] o Danon dis-
ease (OMIM 300257), which is caused by mu a ions in he gene
encoding he in eg al lysosomal memb ane p o ein LAMP2 [60].
Iden i ica ion o he gene ic cause in many LSDs has no been
accompanied by a deep knowledge o he pa hological mecha-
nisms, much less by e icien ea men s. Among he impo an
ca ea s o cu en LSD he apies is he deli e y o he apeu ics
o hese diseases. D ug deli e y sys ems may a ge and a ic
o lysosomes a e en e ing cells. Howe e , accumula ion o he a-
peu ics in hese o ganelles p io o deg ada ion could cause dele e-
ious e ec s. In addi ion, d ug deli e y sys ems ha aim o dis u b
he endolysosomal compa men , so ha he con ained he apeu-
ics can escape in o he cy osol and each o he in acellula a -
ge s, may also a ec lysosomal unc ion. Pa icula ly challenging
is he deli e y o he apeu ics in o he b ain, which is necessa y
o ea he nume ous neu ological LSDs. Es ablished and newly
de eloped echniques and sui able cellula and animal models
a e equi ed no only o unde s and pa hological mechanisms in
LSDs bu also o assess lysosomal s a us and blood b ain ba ie
pene ance and o e alua e he apeu ic s a egies and d ug deli -
e y sys ems in hese diseases.
This e iew ocuses on he cu en s a e o such echniques and
models, conside s ad an ages and d awbacks (Fig. 2) gi ing exam-
ples o hei use in di e en ypes o LSDs in he pas , and discusses
in some ins ances he po en ial o ad ance he apeu ic d ug deli -
e y and de elopmen in he u u e.
2. In i o echniques in LSD esea ch
Nume ous in i o app oaches exis ha can be applied o s udy
lysosomal s uc u e and unc ion, as well as o diagnose and de e -
mine pa hological al e a ions and he apeu ic e icacy o LSDs. In
his sec ion we summa ise he es ablished app oaches ha a e
employed in he LSD con ex and echniques ha ha e mo e
ecen ly been de eloped o speci ically add ess lysosomes and
hei al e a ions.
2.1. ‘‘Omics”
‘‘Omics” is a g oup o echniques used o collec i ely cha ac e -
ize and quan i y pools o biological molecules, and hey can be
applied o a g ea a ie y o samples including cul u ed cells, ani-
mal models o pa ien -de i ed samples. Depending on he ype
o biological molecules ha a e cha ac e ized, ‘‘omics” can be
di ided in p o eomics, lipidomics, genomics, me abolomics, e c.
‘‘Omics” ools a e e y use ul in human clinical esea ch because
hey allow a gene al cha ac e iza ion o disease- ela ed al e a ions
in di e en issues and samples. In he case o gene ic diseases like
LSDs, genomic analysis can se e o de ec key mu a ions. Addi-
ionally, p o eomic and/o lipidomic analysis, which de ec al e -
a ions in he le els o p o eins o lipids, espec i ely, can gi e a
comp ehensi e iew o subs a es ha may accumula e in LSDs.
O he impo an applica ions o ‘‘omics” in LSD esea ch a e hose
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Fig. 1. A. Schema ic o known lysosomal unc ions. B. LSD classi ica ion and di e en ypes o lysosomal anomalies ound in he LSD con ex indica ing he echniques ha
may help o analyse hem. EM: Elec on mic oscopy.
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aimed a inding bioma ke s o diagnosis and assessmen o ea -
men e icacy.
Gi en he e sa ili y and insigh ha ‘‘omics” can p o ide, he e
a e nume ous s udies using hese echniques in he LSD con ex . In
he sphingolipidoses, p o eomic analysis o u ine, blood and issue
samples om pa ien s con ibu ed o he inding o new bioma k-
e s in Fab y disease (OMIM 301500) [61]. P o eomic p o iling o
lysosomes in Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM 257220; 607625), in
which sphingolipids also accumula e, iden i ied mTORC1 signalling
as a a ge able pa hway o ea men [62]. Lipidomic analysis
enabling he simul aneous quan i ica ion o lysosphingolipids
allowed he sc eening o Fab y (OMIM 301500), Gauche (OMIM
230800), in an ile K abbe (OMIM 245200) and Niemann-Pick dis-
eases wi h high sensi i i y and speci ici y [63]. This analysis pe -
mi ed he disco e y o N-acyl-O-phosphocholinese ine, a class o
lipid ha had no been p e iously de ec ed in biological samples,
as a bioma ke in plasma om Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM
257220; 607625) pa ien s [64]. Lipidomic p o iling o plasma and
u ine om Gauche disease (OMIM 230800) pa ien s was used o
iden i y lipid species, which le els we e signi ican ly al e ed and
could be modi ied by enzyme eplacemen he apy indica ing ha
hese species we e di ec ly o indi ec ly a ec ed by he he apy
[65]. Le els o plasma glucosylsphingosine a e being used as eli-
able ma ke o ollow he apeu ic esponse in Gauche (OMIM
230800) pa ien s [66]. An example o lipidomic analysis un eiling
di e ences in he b ain phospholipid con en in a mouse model o
he acid sphingomyelinase de iciency is shown in Fig. 3.
In mucopolysaccha idoses, b ain ansc ip omic analysis
assessed he e ec s o cen al ne ous sys em (CNS) gene he apy
in a mouse model o Hun e synd ome (OMIM 309900). Almos
80 % o he genes di e en ially exp essed, o which many associ-
a ed o in lamma ion and inna e immuni y, we e co ec ed a a sig-
ni ican ex en in hei ansc ip le els by adminis a ion o
adeno-associa ed i us ec o s encoding idu ona e-2-sul a ase
Table 1
Lis o ep esen a i e LSDs, classi ied acco ding o he na u e o he s o age molecule, indica ing he gene a ec ed, he encoded p o ein, he OMIM (Online Mendelian Inhe i ance
in Man) iden i ie and he p ima y accumula ing subs a e in each o hem. *Pompe disease is included in his g oup due o he accumula ion o polysaccha ides.
Disease Gene
a ec ed
OMIM Encoded p o ein P ima y accumula ing
molecule
Re
Sphingolipidoses
GM1 gangliosidosis GLB1 230,500 b-galac osidase GM1 ganglioside [19]
Sandho disease HEXB 268,800 Hexosaminidase A/B GM2 ganglioside [20]
Tay-Sachs disease HEXA 272,800 Hexosaminidase A GM2 ganglioside [21]
Fab y disease GLA 301,500
a
-galac osidase A Globo iaosylce amide [22]
Me ach oma ic
leukodys ophy
ARSA;
PSAP
250,100 A ylsul a ase A Sul a ides [23]
K abbe disease GALC 245,200 b-galac oce eb osidase Psychosine [24]
Niemann-Pick A/B
disease
SMPD1 257200;
607,616
Acid sphingomyelinase Sphingomyelin [25]
Fa be disease ASAH1 228,000 Acid ce amidase Ce amide [26]
Gauche disease GBA 230,800 Glucoce eb osidase Glucosylce amide [27]
Mucopolysaccha idoses
Hun e synd ome IDS 309,900 Idu ona e 2-sul a ase Hepa an and de ma an sul a e [28]
Hu le -Scheie synd ome IDUA 607,015
a
-l-idu onidase Hepa an and de ma an sul a e [29]
San ilippo synd ome A SGSH 252,900 Sul amidase Hepa an sul a e [30]
San ilippo synd ome C HGSNAT 252,930 Ace yl CoA
a
-glucosaminide
ace yl ans e ase
Hepa an sul a e [30]
San ilippo synd ome B NAGLU 252,920
a
-N-ace ylglucosaminidase Hepa an sul a e [30]
Sly disease GUSB 253,220 b-glucu onidase Chond oi in, hepa an and de ma an sul a e [31]
San ilippo synd ome D GNS 252,940 N-ace ylglucosamine-6-sul a ase Hepa an sul a e [30]
Mo quio A synd ome GALNS 253,000 N-ace ylglucosamine-6-sul a e sul a ase Ke a an and chond oi in-6-sul a e [32]
Mo quio B synd ome GLB1 253,010 b-galac osidase Ke a an and chond oi in-6-sul a e [33]
Ma o eaux-Lamy
synd ome
ARSB 253,200 A ylsul a ase B De ma an and chond oi in-4-sul a e [34]
Na owicz synd ome HYAL1 601,492 Hyalu onidase 1 Hyalu onan [35]
Glycop o einoses/Oligosaccha idoses
Sialidosis ype I NEU1 256,550 Neu aminidase Sialyloligosaccha ides [36]
Sialidosis ype II NEU1 256,550 Neu aminidase Sialyloligosaccha ides [37]
Galac osialidosis CTSA 256,540 Ca hepsin A Sialyloligosaccha ides [38]
Schindle disease NAGA 609,241
a
-N-ace ylgalac osaminidase Galac ose oligosaccha ides, galac omannans and
galac olipids
[39]
a
-mannosidosis MAN2B1 248,500
a
-
D
-mannosidase Mannose-con aining oligosaccha ides [40]
b-mannosidosis MANBA 248,510 b-mannosidase Di- and isaccha ides wi h b-linked mannose a he
non- educing end
[41]
Fucosidosis FUCA1 230,000
a
-
L
- ucosidase Fucosyla ed glycop o eins [42]
Aspa ylglycosaminu ia AGA 208,400 Glycosylaspa aginase Glycoaspa agines [43]
Pompe disease* GAA 232,300 Glucosidase Alpha, Acid Glycogen [44]
Non-enzyma ic LSDs
Danon disease LAMP2 300,257 Lysosome Associa ed Memb ane P o ein 2 Glycogen [45]
Niemann Pick ype C NPC1
NPC2
257220;
607,625
Niemann Pick ype C1
Niemann Pick ype C2
Choles e ol [46]
Salla disease SLC17A5 604,369 Sialin Sialic acid [47]
Cys inosis CTNS 219,800 Cys inosin F ee cys ine [48]
Mucolipidosis IV MCOLN1 252,650 Mucolipin-1 Phospholipids, gangliosides and mucopolysaccha ides [49]
Ba en disease CLN3 204,200 CLN3 Lipo uscin-like ma e ial [50]
Ce oid lipo uscinosis
ype 7
MFSD8 610,951 Majo acili a o supe amily domain-
con aining p o ein 8
Lipo uscin-like ma e ial [51]
Ce oid lipo uscinosis
ype 12
ATP13A2 606,693 Polyamine- anspo ing ATPase 13A2 Lipo uscin-like ma e ial [52]
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[67]. Whole exome sequencing sc eened missense changes in he
SGSH gene in a g oup o adul onse San ilippo synd ome pa ien s
ha p esen ed e y mild symp oms aising awa eness o his unu-
sual pheno ype [68].
In glycop o einoses, a based-elec osp ay mass spec ome y
echnique o he de ec ion o ca bohyd a es was used o sc een
a complex mix u e o O-glycosyla ed sialyla ed amino acids om
u ine o a Schindle disease (OMIM 609241) pa ien [69] al hough
his me hod has no been widely adop ed o diagnosis. T ansc ip-
omic analysis o FUCA1 knock-down ke a inocy es un eiled he
al e ed exp ession o genes mainly ela ed o di e en ia ion and
immune esponse in ucosidosis (OMIM 230000) [70].
2.2. Fluo escence-based echniques
Fluo escence-based echniques ha e g ea ly acili a ed he
de ec ion o lysosomal damage and s o age by mic oscopy o spec-
opho ome y. Lysosomes can be isualized by immuno luo es-
cence echniques using an ibodies agains lysosomal memb ane
p o eins such as LAMP1 (Fig. 4A). Cell-pe meable luo escen
p obes a e a ailable ha a ge lysosomes. Fo example, he lyso-
acke ed dye s ains acidic compa men s in li e cells [71], and
has been used o moni o lysosomal pe meabiliza ion in LSD cellu-
la models [72,73] (Fig. 4B). SiR-lysosome is a luo ogenic and
highly speci ic p obe o lysosomes based on peps a in A, a na u al
Fig. 2. Illus a ion o cellula and animal models used in LSD esea ch indica ing hei main ad an ages (in g een) and d awbacks (in ed). Common ad an age o he cellula
models is he sui abili y o sc een d ugs and d ug deli e y sys ems and cha ac e ize pa hological molecula mechanisms. Common disad an ages a e he isola ion om he
physiological en i onmen and, excep o p ima y cul u es, he geno ypic/pheno ypic a ia ions ha may a ise du ing he cul u ing p ocess. Common ad an age o animal
models is he possibili y o s udying pa hology and he apy in he con ex o he whole o ganism. Howe e , species-speci ic di e ences in physiology, me abolism and
gene ics mus be aken in o accoun when ex apola ing esul s o he human condi ion. hiPSCs: Human-induced plu ipo en s em cells; BBB: Blood B ain Ba ie .
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ca hepsin D-binding p oduc [74]. I s ains lysosomes in li e cells
wi hou he need o gene ic manipula ion o o e exp ession,
and has been used o moni o lysosome mo ili y by single-
pa icle acking [75]. Fluo escence-based echniques a e also
a ailable o moni o lysosomal unc ion. Ra iome ic assessmen
o lysosome pH using exogenous o gene ically encoded p obes
can be used no only o de e mine lysosomal pa hology in LSD
models bu also o assess he sa e y o d ug deli e y sys ems a -
ge ing he lysosome [76]. Newly de eloped exogenous p obes o
quan i y lysosome pH, such as CQ-Lyso, u ilize a single exci a ion
wa eleng h minimizing backg ound noise and au o luo escence
in e e ence. New gene ically encoded pH lysosome biosenso s
allow measu emen o lysosomal pH o e ex ended pe iods o ime
al hough i is necessa y o assess whe he hei o e exp ession has
any e ec on lysosomal size, posi ioning o ac i i y [76].
The e a e di e en ways o associa e luo escence wi h he
accumula ion o speci ic lipids in he LSD con ex , including luo-
escen analogues o na i e lipids (e.g. ni obenzoxadiazole [NBD]
o bo on-dipy ome hene [BODIPY-lipids]) [77,78]; au o luo es-
cen molecules such as he choles e ol-binding an ibio ic ilipin
[79], o pep ide sequences in oxins ha media e speci ic lipid
binding. Examples o he la e a e he ea hwo m oxin lysenin,
which binds sphingomyelin [80] (Fig. 5A,B); he D4 domain o pe -
ingolysin O, which binds choles e ol [81]; and he B subuni o
chole a oxin, which binds he ganglioside GM1 [82]. De ec ion
o hese oxin-de i ed pep ides by speci ic an ibodies, ans ec ion
o hei cDNAs used wi h luo escen p o eins o by adding o
hem luo escen ags, has helped cha ac e ize lysosomal s o age
in Niemann-Pick diseases [83,84]. They also allowed he disco e y
o lipid s o age beyond lysosomes, which a ec s o he cellula
compa men s wi h key ele ance o pa hology such as ha o
sphingomyelin a he plasma memb ane in Niemann-Pick ype A
(OMIM 257200) neu ons [80] (Fig. 5A).
The a o emen ioned p obes ha e been used o de e mine he
e icacy o po en ial he apeu ic s a egies. Reduc ion in ilipin
s aining con i med he use ulness o he choles e ol-ex ac ing
d ug me hyl-b-cyclodex in [85] o he pha macological ac i a ion
o he choles e ol deg ading enzyme CYP46 [84] in cellula and
animal models o Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM 257220;
607625). Fluo escen -labelled chole a oxin subuni B un eiled
Fig. 3. Lipidomic analysis o he al e ed phospholipid composi ion in he ce ebel-
lum o a mouse model o Niemann Pick ype A (ASMko). Phospholipid composi ion
o he ce eb al co ex was analyzed by mass spec ome y in di e en mice (4 w
and 4 ASMko) a 4 mon hs o age. Di e ences in he le els o he indica ed
phospholipid species (PC; PE; PS; LPC; LPE; PC-O; PE-O) a e ep esen ed o each
indi idual mouse as a hea map exp essing he di e ences be ween he g oups a e
no maliza ion by using Me aboAnalys 5.0 so wa e.
Fig. 4. S udy o lysosomal al e a ions by mic oscopy. A: Immuno luo escence
agains he lysosomal memb ane p o ein LAMP1 in cul u ed p ima y neu ons om
w mice and om ASMko mice ha mimic Niemann Pick disease ype A. The
luo escence mic oscopy image illus a es he inc ease in lysosomal size due o lipid
accumula ion in he ASMko neu ons compa ed o w . Whi e lines delinea e he
neu ons. Scale ba = 10
l
m. B: Fluo escence mic oscopy image o he lyso acke
ed dye in cul u ed p ima y neu ons om w mice ea ed wi h ehicle o wi h
40
l
M sphingomyelin o inc ease he le els o his lipid as in he ASMko neu ons.
Lyso acke , which s ains acidic compa men s, shows a punc a e pa e n co e-
sponding o in ac lysosomes in he ehicle ea ed cells while ha ing a di use
cy osolic display in he SM ea ed cells indica ing lysosomal pe meabiliza ion.
Whi e lines delinea e he neu ons. Dapi in blue indica es nuclei. Scale ba = 10
l
m.
C: Elec on mic oscopy mic og aphs o mic oglia in WT and ASMko mice. The
images allow isualiza ion o expanded lysosomes and acuoles in he cy osol o
he ASMko mic oglia compa ed o he w . Scale ba = 2
l
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he e ec s o cyclodex in on GM1-ganglioside le els in cellula
models o gangliosidosis (OMIM 230500) [86]. BODIPY-labeled
C12 sphingomyelin was used as a subs a e o de ec acid sphin-
gomyelinase (ASM) ac i i y in ce eb ospinal luid and plasma a e
adeno-associa ed i al ec o -based gene he apy in he ASM
knock-ou mouse line ha models Niemann-Pick ype A (OMIM
257200) [87].
Fluo escence-based me hods ha e been key in he clinical diag-
nosis o LSDs, which hea ily elies on ei he de ec ion o he accu-
mula ion o molecules o iden i ica ion o de ec i e ac i i y o
enzymes in pa ien cells and luids. S aining o he au o luo escen
an ibio ic Filipin in pa ien ib oblas s has been adi ionally used
o he diagnosis o Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM 257220;
607625) [88]. The luo escen -labelled ganglioside
sul o hodamine-GM1 has been used o de e mine he ac i i y o
hexosaminidase A in skin ib oblas s and whi e blood cells om
pa ien s o GM2-gangliosidosis (OMIM 272800), allowing
esea che s o dis inguish be ween he a ious sub ypes o his
LSD [89]. Ke a in sul a e-dependen luo escence has been used
o diagnose Mo quio A synd ome (OMIM 253000) om d ied blood
samples [90]. A simple me hod de e mined he enzyma ic ac i i y
o
a
-L- ucosidase by measu ing he luo escence quenching o
CdTe semiconduc o quan um do s in se um samples om ucosi-
dosis (OMIM 230000) pa ien s [91].
2.3. Elec on mic oscopy
Al hough less amenable han luo escence-based mic oscopy
me hods, elec on mic oscopy (EM) has also been widely used o
analyse he ul as uc u al changes ela ed o he deposi o non-
deg aded molecules wi hin he lysosomes and cy osol o cells om
pa ien s and LSD animal models (Fig. 4C). EM analysis o cells and
issues c ucially con ibu ed o he iden i ica ion o au ophagy
al e a ions as a common pa hological ea u e in many LSDs
[92,93]. Single-pa icle c yo-EM has yielded p o ein s uc u es
wi h inc easing le els o de ail in ecen yea s, and i can be
applied o explo e he dynamic con o ma ional changes o lysoso-
mal channels and p o eins. Al hough EM does no ha e he scaling
and ou pu o be adop ed o high h oughpu sc eening i has isen
as a complemen a y me hod o adi ional s uc u al echniques
and does show p omise in s uc u e-based d ug disco e y [94].
As EM has been used in he s udy o almos all LSDs, he e we
only wish o highligh a ew ele an examples, mainly in human
issue. In sphingolipidoses, a ecen comp ehensi e ul as uc u al
examina ion o he au opsy issue om a Niemann-Pick ype A
(OMIM 257200) pa ien epo ed signi ican accumula ion o sph-
ingomyelin e en in o gans ha did no show o e clinical mani-
es a ions [95]. Inclusions wi hin he cy oplasm o podocy es
we e obse ed in a pa ien ca ying uniden i ied gene a ia ion
associa ed wi h Fab y disease (OMIM 301500) [96]. EM ca ied
ou on skin biopsy samples om Fa be disease (OMIM 228000)
pa ien s ha bou ing a new mu a ion e ealed he p esence o
s acks o memb anes in enla ged lysosomes also known as zeb a
bodies [97].
In mucopolysaccha idoses, memb ane-bound acuoles and
deposi s o sul a ed acidic glycosaminoglycans we e de ec ed by
EM in biopsied muscles om a Hun e synd ome (OMIM 309900)
pa ien [98]. Ke a ocy es con aining acuoles and elec on-dense
lysosomes ull o p o eoglycans we e desc ibed in he co nea om
a pa ien o Ma o eaux-Lamy synd ome (OMIM 253200) [99].
Single-pa icle c yo-EM helped o esol e he s uc u al di e ences
be ween dis inc con o ma ions o he TRPML1 channel, and may
con ibu e o unde s and he po en ial mechanism o di e en
mu a ions in mucolipidosis ype IV (OMIM 252650) [100].
In glycop o einoses, EM echniques allowed he desc ip ion o
an accumula ion o e minal sialic acid a he non- educing end
o he suga chain in he b ain issue o a sialidosis pa ien (OMIM
256550) [101]. Dis ended lysosomes wi hin endo helial cells,
ib oblas s and his iocy es we e ound in he skin o a ucosidosis
pa ien (OMIM 230000) [102].
2.4. Op ogene ics
Op ogene ic me hods allow p ecise manipula ion o many cel-
lula ac i i ies wi h ligh [103]. Th ough he use o illumina ion
and he exp ession o pho op o eins, p o ein–p o ein in e ac ions
and biochemical pa hways can be con olled. Among he ad an-
ages o op ogene ic me hods a e he cell ype speci ici y, he high
speed and accu acy and less damage o issue. Among he main
challenges o op ogene ic implemen a ion in humans a e he
exp ession o adequa e amoun s o pho op o eins and he de elop-
men o low-hea ligh sou ces. Di e en op ogene ic s a egies
ha e been used in cellula and animal models o moni o and mod-
ula e ele an ea u es o lysosome physiology including hei pH
o mo ili y. As an example, ligh ac i a ion o lyso-pHoenix, a
usion p o ein made up o he ligh -ac i a ed p o on pump A ch3,
he pH-sensi i e GFP a ian pHluo in and he lysosomal- a ge ing
CD63 p o ein, caused a apid d op in lysosomal pH [104]. This
p obe enables he ex e nal con ol o lysosomal pH and can be
applied o di ec ly assess he acid-dependen ac i i y o lysosomal
p o eases and he ole o acidi ica ion in LSD pa hology. Op oge-
ne ic s a egies ha e also been used o con ol he anspo and
dis ibu ion o lysosomes. Upon ligh -induced ec ui men o
molecula mo o s such as kinesin o dynein, eposi ioning o hese
o ganelles in cells has been achie ed [105]. Op ogene ic modules
Fig. 5. P ima y cell cul u es o s udy lipid al e a ions in LSDs. A: Su ace s aining in
non-pe meabilized p ima y cul u ed neu ons om WT mice and ASMko mice,
which mimic Niemann Pick disease Type A, using an an ibody agains he oxin-
de i ed pep ide Lysenin ha speci ically binds sphingomyelin. This kind o
expe imen showed ha in ASMko neu ons sphingomyelin accumula ion no only
occu s in he lysosomes bu also a he plasma memb ane. Scale ba = 5
l
m. B:
Lysenin s aining in pe meabilized cul u ed ib oblas ob ained om a con ol
subjec and a Niemann Pick disease ype A pa ien e idencing he in acellula
accumula ion o sphingomyelin in he pa ien cell. Whi e ci cles indica e he nuclei.
Scale ba = 10
l
m.
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based on ligh -sensi i e dime ize s ha e been used o ansloca e
mTORC1 o lysosomes upon pho oac i a ion [106]. Pho o oxic p o-
eins ha e been a ge ed o he cy oplasmic su ace o lysosomes
by usion wi h he small GTPase Rab7. This s a egy has been used
o induce lysosomal memb ane pe meabiliza ion [107] o oxida-
i e s ess [108] upon illumina ion.
2.5. Liposome-based echniques
Liposome-based echniques ha e con ibu ed o bo h cha ac e -
iza ion and ea men o pa hology in LSD models. Liposomes a e
sphe ical pa icles made up o di e en ypes o lipids ha o gan-
ise o o m one o mo e lipid bilaye s. They can be syn hesized by
di e en means [109] including he mechanical me hods o hin
ilm hyd a ion [110] o sol en dispe sion [111]. The b oad appli-
ca ion o liposomes mainly de i es om hei capaci y o encapsu-
la e di e en ypes o compounds o gene ic ec o s [112].
Liposomes can deli e hei ca go o almos all o gans and issues.
This includes he b ain when s a egies like coa ing o conjuga ion
wi h an ibodies a e used o help liposomes c oss he blood–b ain
ba ie (BBB) [113]. Se e al key ea u es mus be de e mined
in i o be o e applying liposomes in clinical esea ch se ings,
including solubili y, s abili y, ca go up ake, abili y o c oss
endo helial ba ie s and BBB s uc u es, and e ec i e deli e y o
ca go in o he desi ed cell/o ganelle. We e e o he a icles in his
issue by D s. Ven osa, Ceccini and Mu o o excellen e iews on
he use o liposomes and o he nanopa icles in LSD he apy.
In addi ion o he apeu ics, liposome-based echniques ha e
been used as ools o s udy LSD pa hological mechanisms and o
c ea e LSD models. In sphingolipidoses, a de e gen - ee liposomal
assay unco e ed he egula o y oles o dis inc lipid classes on he
hyd olysis o memb ane-bound glucosylce amide by he lysosomal
b-glucoce eb osidase in Gauche disease (OMIM 230800) models
[114]. Recons i u ion o GM2 ca abolism a liposomal su aces
was used as a model o s udy he e ec o he accumula ion o di -
e en memb ane lipids on ganglioside me abolism and gangliosi-
dosis [115].
In glycop o einoses, liposomes loaded wi h glycolipids we e
used o demons a e he de icien deg ada ion o hese lipids by
skin ib oblas s om pa ien s o Schindle disease (OMIM
609241) [116].
3. Cellula models in LSD esea ch
Cellula models ha e been commonly used in LSD esea ch.
F om adi ional monocul u ed cells in isola ion o cu ing-edge
echnologies leading o he gene a ion o mul i-lineage cell pla -
o ms, hese echniques ha e acili a ed ou unde s anding o
pa hological molecula mechanisms and d i en he disco e y o
d ug- and cell-based he apies.
3.1. P ima y cell cul u es
P ima y cell cul u e is de ined as he ex i o cul u e o cells
eshly ob ained om a issue. The main ad an ages o p ima y
cells a e hei ai h ul ansc ip omic and p o eomic p o ile and
close p oximi y o physiological unc ion and esponse. Some
d awbacks a e hei equi emen s o speci ic subs a es and nu i-
en s and he acquisi ion o a senescen pheno ype, which leads o
an i e e sible cell cycle a es ha limi s he amoun o ma e ial
ha can be ob ained. This p e en s he use o p ima y cul u es
o la ge-scale disease modelling and d ug disco e y p ojec s.
P ima y cul u es o ib oblas s om pa ien -de i ed skin biop-
sies ha e been b oadly used in LSDs, no only o unde s and dis-
ease mechanisms bu also o diagnos ic pu poses (Fig. 4B). In
mucopolysaccha idoses, ansc ip omic s udies on ib oblas cul-
u es de i ed om pa ien s su e ing om all ypes o hese dis-
eases iden i ied dys egula ion o apop osis- ela ed genes [117].In
glycop o einoses, he use o p ima y cul u ed ib oblas s om
pa ien s su e ing om sialidosis (OMIM 256550) and galac osiali-
dosis (OMIM 256540) demons a ed impai ed elas ogenesis ha
could be e e ed by ansduc ion wi h neu aminidase-1 cDNA o
a e ea men wi h bac e ial sialidase [118]. Filipin s aining o
de ec choles e ol accumula ion in p ima y ib oblas s om
Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM 257220; 607625) pa ien s has been
a key diagnos ic ool o decades [119].
The use o p ima y neu onal cul u es has been pa icula ly
in o ma i e o he neu ological pheno ypes in LSDs. Bo h mono-
cul u es and co-cul u es o p ima y b ain cells ob ained om
mouse models ha e been used. In sphingolipidoses, p ima y cul-
u ed neu ons om ASM knock-ou mice, which mimic
Niemann-Pick ype A (OMIM 257200) (Fig. 4A), un eiled al e -
a ions in au ophagy [72], calcium homeos asis [80] and synap ic
ea u es [120,121]. In mucopolysaccha idoses, co-cul u es o p i-
ma y b ain cells om mice lacking sul amidase (which mimic San-
ilippo synd ome (OMIM 252900)) e ealed he highes
accumula ion o hepa an sul a e in as ocy es [122].
3.2. Immo alized cell lines
Immo alized cell lines a e gene a ed by na u ally occu ing o
induced mu a ions ha a oid senescence and allow cells o keep
di iding. They can be used in esea ch ins ead o p ima y cul u es,
p o iding pu e popula ions o cells and mo e ep oducible esul s.
Among o he ad an ages, hey a e cos e ec i e, deli e an almos
unlimi ed supply o ma e ial and bypass he e hical conce ns asso-
cia ed wi h he use o animal and human issue. Howe e , due o
he gene ic manipula ion ha is equi ed o gene a e hem,
immo alized cell lines may show al e ed pheno ype when com-
pa ed o p ima y cul u es. Se ial passage can also cause geno ypic
and pheno ypic a ia ions and con amina ion wi h mycoplasma is
common [123]. Despi e hese d awbacks, immo alized cell lines
ha e been ins umen al in LSD esea ch. They may exp ess speci ic
lysosomal enzymes o be used as he apeu ic ools. Mo eo e , he
clus e ed egula ly in e spaced sho palind omic epea s
(CRISPR)/CRISPR-associa ed p o ein (Cas) sys em, i s ly disco e ed
as a de ence sys em in bac e ia and a chaea [124], acili a es gen-
ome edi ing and is a powe ul ool [125] ha is inc easingly being
used o gene a e LSD disease modelling cell lines. O pa icula el-
e ance in he LSD con ex a e immo alized cells gene a ed a e
ans o ma ion o pa ien -de i ed p ima y cells by, o example,
hTERT o SV40 la ge T an igen echnology [126]. Compa isons
among single-pa ien de i ed cell lines a e use ul o unde s and
he a iable pheno ype o LSD pa ien s, which o en depends on
he speci ic mu a ions hey ca y.
In sphingolipidoses, a Chinese hams e o a y cell line o e ex-
p essing human GM2A was gene a ed o pu i y he sec e ed
enzyme and s udy i s up ake by ib oblas s de i ed om Sandho
disease (OMIM 268800) pa ien s [127]. A human monocy ic THP-1
cell line, in which he GBA1 gene was edi ed, was used o model
Gauche disease (OMIM 230800) [128]. GLA gene knock-ou
HEK-293T cells we e gene a ed by he CRISPR/Cas9 me hodology
o s udy he cellula pha macokine ics o ecombinan human
a
-
galac osidase A [129]. The he apeu ic po en ial o gene edi ed
neu al s em cells o e exp essing galac osylce amidase was shown
in K abbe disease (OMIM 245200) [130]. An NPC1 knock-ou HeLa
cell line was gene a ed by CRISPR/Cas9 me hodology o s udy
Niemann-Pick ype C (OMIM 257220) [131].
In mucopolysaccha idoses, ca hepsin B leakage om lysosomes
o he cy oplasm was epo ed in a Hun e synd ome (OMIM
309900)-de i ed neu onal cell line [132]. NAGLU-de icien and
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HGSNAT-mu a ed cell lines modelling San ilippo synd ome ypes B
(OMIM 252920) and C (OMIM 252930), espec i ely, we e gene -
a ed by CRISPR/Cas9 echnology [133,134].
In glycop o einoses, RAG and LM/TK cell lines con ibu ed o he
ch omosomal assignmen o wo genes associa ed wi h
neu aminidase-de iciency diso de s [135].
3.3. Induced plu ipo en s em cells (iPSCs)
iPSCs a e gene a ed by ep og amming o soma ic cells h ough
he manipula ion o speci ic ansc ip ion ac o s and exhibi he
mo phology, g ow h p ope ies and ma ke genes o emb yonic
s em cells [136,137]. iPSCs can be ob ained om di e en esea ch
animals, and e en om human biopsies. Human iPSCs (hiPSCs)
ha bou na u al-disease causing mu a ions and allow s udy o
he ole o gene ic backg ound in disease p og ession and se e i y.
Impo an ly, hey can be di e en ia ed o p oduce cellula lineages
ha canno be ob ained di ec ly om pa ien s, such as neu ons o
neu al s em cells. The e o e, hey a e ins umen al o s udy he
neu ological pheno ypes ha cha ac e ize many LSDs (Table 2).
Gi en hei inhe en pa ien speci ici y, hiPSC-de i ed cell ypes
may be key o de elop pe sonalized d ug ea men s [163]. E o s
a e cu en ly unde way o educe he a iabili y o di ec ed hiPSC
di e en ia ion, which can lead o popula ions o mul iple cell ypes
ha a ise spon aneously [164].
Use o human iPSCs in LSD esea ch has been ex ensi ely
e iewed in [165]. He e, we p o ide only some examples ha high-
ligh hei u ili y. In sphingolipidoses, oxida i e s ess and p esy-
nap ic dys unc ion we e desc ibed in neu ons c ea ed om iPSCs
ob ained om skin-de i ed ib oblas o pa ien s wi h Tay-Sachs
disease (OMIM 272800) [142]. Pa ien -de i ed iPSCs and gene-
edi ing echnology we e used o s udy he ca diac- ela ed molecu-
Table 2
Lis o iPSCs and o ganoids gene a ed o LSD esea ch. hiPSCs: Human-induced plu ipo en s em cells. iPSCs: Induced plu ipo en s em cells. ND: No desc ibed.
Disease iPSCs O ganoids
Sphingolipidoses
GM1 gangliosidosis Neu ons di e en ia ed om
pa ien -de i ed hiPSCs [138]
Ce eb al o ganoids om iPSCs [139]
Sandho disease iPSCs de i ed om mouse model
neu al s em cells [140]
Ce eb al o ganoids om pa ien -de i ed hiPSCs [141]
Tay-Sachs disease hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [142]
Ce eb al o ganoids om pa ien -de i ed hiPSCs [141]
Fab y disease hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [143]
Me ach oma ic leukodys ophy hiPSCs line om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [144]
A i icially iPSCs-de i ed whole-b ain o ganoid [145]
K abbe disease hiPSCs line om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [146]
ND
Niemann-Pick A/B disease hiPSCs line om ype A pa ien -
de i ed de mal ib oblas s [147]
hiPSCs line om ype B pa ien -
de i ed de mal ib oblas s [148]
ND
Fa be disease hiPSCs line om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [149]
ND
Gauche disease hiPSCs line om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [150]
ND
Mucopolysaccha idoses
Hun e synd ome hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
de mal ib oblas s [151]
ND
Hu le -Scheie synd ome hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [152]
ND
San ilippo synd ome C HGSNAT-mu a ed cell lines om
heal hy hIPSCs [134]
ND
San ilippo synd ome B hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
pe iphe al blood mononuclea
cells [153]
ND
Sly disease hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [154]
ND
Mo quio A synd ome hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
de mal ib oblas s [155]
ND
Glycop o einoses/Oligosaccha idoses
Sialidosis ype I IPSCs-de i ed neu al cells
gene a ed om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [156]
ND
Sialidosis ype II IPSCs-de i ed neu al cells
gene a ed om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [156]
ND
Non-enzyma ic LSDs
Niemann Pick ype C Neu ons di e en ia ed om
i
3
Neu on iPSCs [157]
hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
ib oblas s [158]
Ce eb al o ganoids om pa ien -de i ed hiPSCs [159]
Danon disease hiPSCs om pa ien -de i ed
pe iphe al blood mononuclea
cells [160]
ND
Ba en disease Gene co ec ion s udies in
hiPSCS om pa ien -de i ed
de mal ib oblas s [161]
Ce eb al o ganoids om pa ien -de i ed hiPSCs [162]
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