A NTIBODY -B ASED T HERAPEUTICS FOR T REATING A LZHEIMER ’ S AND P ARKINSON ’ S D ISEASES Taylor Brownlee Dr. Michael Sierks Chemical Engineering 2012.

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A NTIBODY -B ASED T HERAPEUTICS FOR T REATING A LZHEIMER ’ S AND P ARKINSON ’ S D ISEASES Taylor Brownlee Dr. Michael Sierks Chemical Engineering 2012 Arizona/NASA Space Grant Symposium University of Arizona April 21, 2012

W HAT C AUSES A LZHEIMER ’ S AND P ARKINSON ’ S D ISEASES ? Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and Parkinson’s disease (PD) are devastating neurodegenerative diseases Plaques and tangles (AD) or Lewy bodies (PD) Accumulate in different areas of the brain Block nerve cell communication and cause cell death Presence of plaques and tangles or Lewy bodies is not a definitive diagnosis for AD or PD 2

R ESEARCH O BJECTIVES Process of protein misfolding and accumulation causes disease β-amyloid and α-synuclein are two biomarkers (proteins) linked to AD and PD Oligomeric forms of β-amyloid and α-synuclein are the key toxic species 3 Identify antibodies to detect β-amyloid and α-synuclein Can be used for therapeutics and diagnostics

S ANDWICH ELISA 4

5 R ESULTS FOR PD A NTIBODY

C ONCLUSIONS Process of protein misfolding and accumulation causes Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases Antibodies detect toxic biomarker species that cause AD and PD Sandwich ELISA detects the biomarker concentration 1E-07 M13 bacteriophage concentration yielded the largest biomarker signal Further study must be done to perfect ELISA protocol 6

T HANK YOU ! Q UESTIONS ?