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Identification of the protective effect of Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide on d-galactose-induced brain ageing in mice by the systematic characterization of a circular RNA-associated ceRNA network.

Zheyu Zhang1, Bo Yang2, Jianhua Huang3, Wenqun Li4, Pengji Yi1, Min Yi1, Weijun Peng1.   

Abstract

CONTEXT: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide (PSP), derived from Polygonatum sibiricum Delar. ex Redoute (Liliaceae), is known to be able to delay the ageing process. However, the specific mechanisms underlying these effects are not clear.
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the mechanisms underlying the effects of PSP treatment on brain ageing by the application of transcriptomic analysis.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Forty Kunming mice were randomly divided into four groups (control, d-galactose, low-dose PSP, high-dose PSP). Mice were administered d-galactose (50 mg/kg, hypodermic injection) and PSP (200 or 400 mg/kg, intragastric administration) daily for 60 days. Behavioural responses were evaluated with the Morris water maze and the profiles of circRNA, miRNA, and mRNA, in the brains of experimental mice were investigated during the ageing process with and without PSP treatment.
RESULTS: PSP improved cognitive function during brain ageing, as evidenced by a reduced escape latency time (p < 0.05) and an increase in the number of times mice crossed the platform (p < 0.05). A total of 37, 13, and 679, circRNAs, miRNAs, and mRNAs, respectively, were significantly altered by PSP treatment (as evidenced by a fold change ≥2 and p < 0.05). These dysregulated RNAs were closely associated with synaptic activity. PSP regulated regulate nine mRNAs (Slc6a5, Bean1, Ace, Samd4, Olfr679, Olfr372, Dhrs9, Tsc1, Slc12a6), three miRNAs (mmu-miR-5110, mmu-miR-449a-5p, mmu-miR-1981-5p), and two circRNAs (2:29227578|29248878 and 5:106632925|106666845) in the competing endogenous RNA (ceRNA) network. DISCUSSION AND
CONCLUSIONS: Our analyses showed that multiple circRNAs, miRNAs, and mRNAs responded to PSP treatment in mice experiencing brain ageing.

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Keywords:  Natural bioactive substances; RNA sequencing; anti-ageing; ceRNA theory; circRNA; synapse

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Year:  2021        PMID: 33794121      PMCID: PMC8018556          DOI: 10.1080/13880209.2021.1893347

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Pharm Biol        ISSN: 1388-0209            Impact factor:   3.503


Introduction

Ageing is a comprehensive and complex multifactorial process that refers to a gradual decline of physiological function in molecules, cells, tissues, and organs (López-Otín et al. 2013). Ageing has a particularly profound effect on the brain and the nervous system; this is because these systems incur the most severe damage caused by dysfunction in oxygen demand, regeneration ability, and endogenous antioxidant capacity (Mecocci et al. 2018). Brain ageing is also known to be related to the occurrence and development of Alzheimer’s disease, and other prevalent neurodegenerative disorders (Apple et al. 2017). Brain ageing has also been linked to a higher risk of several chronic diseases. Therefore, there is an urgent need to identify novel anti-ageing agents to delay brain ageing and improve the health of elderly individuals. Drug discovery strategies from natural bioactive substances or components against neurodegeneration may represent a promising treatment with which to alleviate ageing-related brain injuries. Polygonatum sibiricum Delar. ex Redoute (Liliaceae) is a biologically active Chinese herb that has a long history of application for the invigoration of qi and the nourishment of yin. Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide (PSP) is the main active component of Polygonatum sibiricum Redouté and exhibits a range of biological functions, particularly with regards to anti-ageing effects (Zhao and Li 2015; Liu et al. 2018). A previous study demonstrated that PSP may play an important role in delaying the ageing process by regulating the Klotho/FGF23 endocrine axis, inhibiting oxidative stress, and by modulating the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus (Zheng 2020). Several recent reports have also reported that PSP acts directly on brain tissue during the anti-ageing process. Other research has shown that PSP intervention can improve the ultrastructure of the Cal region in the hippocampus of rats injected with Aβ1-42 (Yi et al. 2014). Telomerase activity was also activated in the brain and gonadal tissues of a mouse model of ageing when treated with PSP (Li et al. 2005). However, the specific effects of PSP on ageing in the brain have yet to be investigated in specific detail. Micro-RNAs (miRNAs) are non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) that are approximately 22 nucleotides in length; these miRNAs perform a repressive function on the expression of their target genes via miRNA response elements (Bartel 2004). Previous research based on RNA-Seq approaches found that miRNAs could represent good bioindicators for the investigation of ageing and age-related disease (Warnefors et al. 2014; Kumar et al. 2017). Circular RNAs (circRNAs) are an emerging class of ncRNA and represent a class of closed circRNA molecules that are enriched in neural tissues and exert a range of neural functions (Qu et al. 2015). CircRNAs have been demonstrated to play biological roles that are relevant to the ageing process in the nervous system (Knupp and Miura 2018). It is possible that circRNAs could associate with miRNAs via the competing endogenous RNA (ceRNA) network, in which circRNAs acting as miRNA sponges; these sponges can regulate splicing events and therefore modulate the expression of parental genes (Memczak et al. 2013). Interestingly, circRNA-associated-ceRNA networks have already been implicated in the onset of diseases that are related to ageing (Wang et al. 2018). Therefore, by analysing the ceRNA network, we were able to investigate the mechanisms underlying the restorative effect of PSP on age-related brain injuries. Transcriptomics has proven to be an effective tool for unravelling the pharmacological mechanisms underlying specific physiological processes in various medical fields (Zhang et al. 2019). In the present study, we investigated the anti-ageing effect of PSP in a mouse model of brain ageing that was induced by d-galactose (d-gal). We were specifically interested in the effect of PSP on learning and memory. We also used RNA sequencing-based transcriptomics analysis to identify changes in the profiles of mRNA, miRNA, and circRNA, in order to establish a ceRNA network associated with the anti-ageing effects of PSP.

Material and methods

Animals and experimental design

Male Kunming mice, weighing 18–22 g, were provided by the Laboratory Animal Centre, Hunan Academy of Chinese Medicine (Changsha, China). All experimental procedures were conducted in accordance with institutional guidelines and were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee in Hunan Academy of Chinese Medicine, Changsha, China. The mice were randomly divided into four groups (n = 10 for each group): (i) Control group, (ii) d-gal group (50 mg/kg/d for 60 days, i.h.), (iii) low-dose PSP (200 mg/kg/d for 60 days, i.g.) plus d-gal (i.h.), and high-dose PSP (400 mg/kg/d for 60 days, i.g.) plus d-gal. Behavioural tests were conducted after 60 consecutive days of modelling and administration. PSP was purchased from Ci Yuan Bio-Technology Co., Ltd (Shanxi, China) and was 98% pure (batch number: CY170510). The d-gal reagent was purchased from Kunming Nanjiang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd (batch number: G19031406).

Morris water maze test

The Morris water maze test was carried out on days 54 to 60 the start of gavage treatment. The test was divided into two stages: navigation training and a probe trial. In the directional navigation test, we used a video analysis system to record the time it took mice to find a safe platform from the time they first entered the water (referred to as ‘escape latency’). The mice were trained four times a day for five consecutive days; we then carried out statistical analysis on escape latency data for each group of mice. After the directional navigation experiment, we removed the safety platform and allowed the mice to swim for 60 s. We then recorded the number of times each mouse crossed the location of the original platform and the time spent in each quadrant.

RNA extraction

Each mouse was sacrificed after behavioural analysis and specimens of brain tissue were collected. TRIzol Reagent (Invitrogen, Grand Island, NY, USA) was added to each brain tissue sample, ensuring that the volume of the tissue sample did not exceed 10% of the volume of TRIzol Reagent. The tissue sample was then homogenized. We then used a NanoDrop ND-1000 to determine the concentration of RNA; RNA integrity was assessed by standard denaturing agarose gel electrophoresis.

RNA sequencing analysis

Next, we constructed miRNA sequencing libraries in accordance with the protocol provided with the TruSeq® miRNA Sample Prep Kit v2 (Illumina, San Diego, CA, USA). Small RNA molecules were sequenced on a NovaSeq 6000 platform by Genergy Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Shanghai, China). Unique small RNA sequences were mapped to reference sequences in the miRBase database by bowtie software. MiRDeep2 was then applied to predict novel miRNAs. RNA-seq libraries for mRNAs and circRNAs were constructed in accordance with the guidelines provided with the TruSeq® strand RNA LT Sample Prep Kit (Illumina, San Diego, CA, USA). Sequencing was then performed on a NovaSeq 6000 platform. High-quality mRNA reads were aligned to the mouse reference genome (mm9) using SOAP aligner. The expression levels for each of the target genes were then normalized to reads per kilobase of exon model per million mapped reads (RPKM) so that we could compare mRNA levels between samples. For circRNA, sequencing data were analysed using CIRCexplorer2, an algorithm that can be used for de novo circRNA identification.

Gene ontology (GO) and KEGG pathway enrichment analyses

GO and KEGG pathway enrichment analyses are widely used to annotate gene function. In this study, we performed GO annotation and KEGG pathway analyses of differentially expressed (DE) mRNAs. We then used the Cluster Profiler package in R to identify the source genes of DE circRNAs and predict the target genes of the DE miRNAs. p < 0.05 was set as the cut-off criterion.

Construction of the ceRNA network

The miRanda software package (http://www.microrna.org/microrna/home.do) was used to predict miRNA-binding seed-sequence sites. We also identified miRNA response elements (MREs) that corresponded to the circRNAs and mRNAs. An overlap of the same miRNA-binding sites on both circRNA and mRNA indicated a potential circRNA–miRNA–mRNA network interaction. Based on the analysis of high-throughput sequencing data, we constructed a circRNA-related ceRNA network and visualized this network using Cytoscape software v.3.5.0 (San Diego, CA, USA).

Validation by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR)

Quantitative real-time qPCR analysis was used to validate the results derived from RNA-Seq. qPCR was carried out with a LineGene FQD-96A Real-time PCR System (BIOER, China) in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. The expression levels of circRNA, mRNA, and miRNA, were normalized to those of β-actin, ACTB, and U6, respectively. Primer details are given in Table 1.
Table 1.

Primers designed for qRT-PCR validation of candidate miRNAs, mRNAs, and circRNAs.

NamesPrimer sequence (5′ to 3′)
PianpF: CACAGGCCATAGCACAGTCAR: TAGGCAACACGAGGGAGAGA
Ubl5F: CAACGACCGTCTCGGAAAGAR: ACCTTCCATCTGCTCACAGC
Stmn1F: AGGTGCTCCAGAAAGCCATCR: TTCTCTCGCAAGCGCTCC
Tspyl2F: CACTATTACCCCACCCTGAGCR: TGGCTCCTGCGATTATAGGC
HnrnpuF: CAGAGGTGGAATGCCCAACAR: CACAGCACATTCACATGGACA
10:33996667|34012137F: CCTGACTACAATCCTGTTGCCR: TAAAGTGGAGTCTCATCAGGGT
7:84262393|84305259F: CCGGCTGACCCTTCATCCTAR: TCCTTCTTTCACAGGGCCAA
2:29227578|29248878F: GAGGATGGAGAGCGCCAAGR: TCAACTCTCACTTCATCCAGGTA
11:29705535|29708770F: AAGGTGCCCTTATTGCTTCCAAR: AGAGGAGGGTATCACAGGCTC
mmu-miR-182-5pF: GGCTTTGGCAATGGTAGAACTCRT: GTCGTATCGACTGCAGGGTCCGAGGTATTCGCAGTCGATACGACCGGTGT
mmu-miR-183-5pF: GCGGCTATGGCACTGGTAGAART: GTCGTATCGACTGCAGGGTCCGAGGTATTCGCAGTCGATACGACAGTGAA
mmu-miR-5110F: CGGAGGAGGTAGAGGGTGGTRT: GTCGTATCGACTGCAGGGTCCGAGGTATTCGCAGTCGATACGACAATTCC
mmu-miR-7044-3pF: CATGCAGCCCCGACCCRT: GTCGTATCGACTGCAGGGTCCGAGGTATTCGCAGTCGATACGACCTGTGA
mmu-miR-96-5pF: CGGCTTTGGCACTAGCACATTRT: GTCGTATCGACTGCAGGGTCCGAGGTATTCGCAGTCGATACGACAGCAAA
Primers designed for qRT-PCR validation of candidate miRNAs, mRNAs, and circRNAs.

Statistical analysis

All data are expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD). Statistical analysis involved the unpaired Student’s t-test for two comparisons or one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) for repeated measures. p < 0.05 denoted a statistically significant difference. Sequencing data were processed by DEseq software. Genes and ncRNAs were defined as differentially expressed if p < 0.01 and |log2 (fold change)| >2.

Results

PSP improved the spatial memory ability of mice induced by d-gal

The d-gal animal model is internationally recognized and widely used to screen drugs and study the mechanisms involved with brain ageing (Zhang et al. 2005; Li et al. 2015). Compared to the Control group, the escape latency of mice in the Model group was significantly longer (p < 0.01). Furthermore, mice in the Model group had significantly fewer platform crossing times (p < 0.01), thus confirming that the mouse model of brain ageing had been successfully established. However, the escape latency in the PSP group was significantly shorter than that in the Model group (p < 0.05). Furthermore, PSP treatment significantly increased the number of platform crossings (p < 0.05) in mice experiencing brain ageing when compared with the Model group, thus suggesting the ameliorative effect of PSP on cognitive impairment in mice suffering from brain ageing induced by d-gal (Figure 1).
Figure 1.

Effects of PSP on spatial learning and memory deficiency in mice experiencing brain ageing. (A) Representative images of swimming paths undertaken on the fifth day of the spatial acquisition test, and (B) the time needed to reach the hidden platform. (C) Spatial memory function was tested by counting the number of times each mouse crossed the target platform within 90 s. (D) Representative images of swimming paths in the spatial probe trial. Data are expressed as the mean ± SD (n = 6 per group; escape latency was analysed by repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA); other data were analysed by one-way ANOVA followed by least significant difference tests). *p < 0.05, vs. Control group; #p < 0.05 vs. Model group.

Effects of PSP on spatial learning and memory deficiency in mice experiencing brain ageing. (A) Representative images of swimming paths undertaken on the fifth day of the spatial acquisition test, and (B) the time needed to reach the hidden platform. (C) Spatial memory function was tested by counting the number of times each mouse crossed the target platform within 90 s. (D) Representative images of swimming paths in the spatial probe trial. Data are expressed as the mean ± SD (n = 6 per group; escape latency was analysed by repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA); other data were analysed by one-way ANOVA followed by least significant difference tests). *p < 0.05, vs. Control group; #p < 0.05 vs. Model group.

Differentially expressed (DE) mRNAs and functional enrichment analysis

Next, we compared the gene profiles of the Model group to those of the Control group; this allowed us to identify a number of DE genes that we referred to as ‘ageing-related genes.’ These ageing-related genes were then compared to the gene profiles of the PSP group, and the genes that were regulated by PSP were considered as ‘PSP-related genes.’ Using p < 0.01 and |log 2 (fold change)| ≥ 2 as thresholds, we identified 2425 ageing-related mRNAs (1175 upregulated and 1250 downregulated) and 679 PSP-related mRNAs (Table 2). Compared with the Control group, 254 mRNAs were upregulated in the Model group. Interestingly, PSP intervention reversed these d-gal-induced alterations and yielded expression levels that were similar to those of the Control group. Similarly, compared with the Control group, 425 mRNAs were downregulated in the Model group; PSP treatment led to the upregulation of these mRNAs. Next, we created a heatmap; this revealed a distinct expression signature for mRNA in the Model group, Control group, and PSP group (Figure 2(A–B)). A volcano plot was then used to visualize the expression of DE genes in the ‘Model group vs. Control group’ and the ‘Model group vs. PSP group’ (Figure 2(C–D)). These results suggested that PSP treatment could reverse transcriptomic alterations induced by brain ageing to a significant extent.
Table 2.

Dysregulated mRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP.

Transcript_IDSymbolConModPSPlog2FoldChange
Pvalue
Con_vs_ModMod_vs_PSPCon_vs_ModMod_vs_PSP
ENSMUST00000089161Tnfrsf13c2.8960.0003.0852.896−3.0850.0010.000
ENSMUST00000050709Dok75.6814.2265.4581.455−1.2320.0070.001
ENSMUST00000106464Ccdc1633.8740.0005.1633.874−5.1630.0010.000
ENSMUST00000050228Tmem2410.0004.5880.000−4.5884.5880.0000.000
ENSMUST00000113572Runx27.2648.7677.124−1.5031.6430.0000.000
ENSMUST00000121564Fam118b3.4244.8083.524−1.3841.2840.0210.027
ENSMUST00000151630Fam117b2.8430.0002.8522.843−2.8520.0020.001
ENSMUST00000167191Hs3st53.1661.5063.2951.660−1.7890.0320.015
ENSMUST00000019439Tmem1299.1547.6258.9711.529−1.3460.0120.042
ENSMUST00000028880Slc20a16.1818.6336.944−2.4521.6890.0260.000
ENSMUST00000110267Sybu11.0444.9859.0706.059−4.0850.0000.001
ENSMUST00000169653Ankrd13d7.2135.8027.3221.411−1.5200.0000.000
ENSMUST00000089003Atp2b22.8204.4102.596−1.5901.8140.0220.007
ENSMUST00000023655Mx11.3804.8092.250−3.4292.5590.0000.038
ENSMUST00000103037Ush1g4.6733.5575.2471.116−1.6900.0350.000
ENSMUST00000164853Ccdc247.0505.3917.2141.659−1.8220.0110.010
ENSMUST00000126914Pgap23.1981.3783.3861.820−2.0080.0130.003
ENSMUST00000036300Col27a17.4006.2788.7161.123−2.4380.0080.000
ENSMUST00000169421Tmprss70.3973.4731.375−3.0762.0980.0340.018
ENSMUST00000179201Bsg6.9434.3598.5072.584−4.1480.0010.000
ENSMUST00000173341Gtf2i10.33111.83710.267−1.5061.5700.0000.004
ENSMUST00000119168Zfp7403.8040.0005.2943.804−5.2940.0000.000
ENSMUST00000044616Ints87.6475.3988.7882.249−3.3890.0000.000
ENSMUST00000212404Spire21.0693.1595.773−2.090−2.6150.0490.027
ENSMUST00000143089Rad54l0.6133.7752.533−3.1621.2420.0000.030
ENSMUST00000049655Tmem2159.3368.0196.7031.3171.3160.0340.039
ENSMUST00000089317Magi19.03010.2899.004−1.2591.2850.0000.001
ENSMUST00000028291Inpp5e5.4193.4145.7632.006−2.3500.0190.006
ENSMUST00000109134Zfp8792.5284.1301.680−1.6032.4500.0200.014
ENSMUST00000134862Rnf446.9295.2786.6941.652−1.4160.0070.008
ENSMUST00000030858Fbxo62.6236.6644.897−4.0411.7680.0030.005
ENSMUST00000161769Hnrnpu8.56110.7518.308−2.1902.4430.0080.000
ENSMUST00000123479Kdm2b4.7246.2894.364−1.5651.9250.0040.009
ENSMUST00000198204Kcnt12.6704.9313.016−2.2611.9150.0100.031
ENSMUST00000102488Myo18a5.7661.9464.4463.821−2.5000.0000.001
ENSMUST00000183402Szt23.0785.3033.794−2.2241.5080.0010.009
ENSMUST00000053722Zfp607a4.1142.7954.0731.318−1.2770.0220.034
ENSMUST00000147938Tab24.8256.1317.981−1.306−1.8500.0010.001
ENSMUST00000117929Tmcc34.6562.8495.0181.807−2.1690.0080.003
ENSMUST00000066601Hyou19.11810.3588.674−1.2391.6830.0020.000
ENSMUST00000113222Stxbp110.1699.06011.4621.108−2.4020.0160.002
ENSMUST00000113228Drp26.7324.5096.1382.223−1.6290.0000.011
ENSMUST00000135589Lpin22.4584.6313.322−2.1731.3100.0300.037
ENSMUST00000024639Map25.3207.3435.247−2.0232.0960.0450.026
ENSMUST00000076442Plec5.1677.7366.072−2.5691.6640.0000.036
ENSMUST00000061722Dlk23.0056.3203.275−3.3163.0450.0020.001
ENSMUST00000201588Medag4.5502.9554.1871.595−1.2320.0010.014
ENSMUST00000201583Tbc1d244.9433.7714.8931.172−1.1220.0180.036
ENSMUST00000145667Arl6ip44.9696.0354.808−1.0671.2280.0000.000
ENSMUST00000159415Fsd1l3.4291.9513.2671.478−1.3160.0330.030
ENSMUST00000215016Cx3cr14.2447.9294.604−3.6853.3250.0000.000
ENSMUST00000021544Plek24.6363.2254.8901.411−1.6650.0080.000
ENSMUST00000129010Nprl33.1601.7013.2061.459−1.5050.0360.026
ENSMUST00000148868Mpped15.7976.8504.844−1.0532.0060.0010.001
ENSMUST00000185177Rfx75.5303.9175.0391.613−1.1220.0090.030
ENSMUST00000180046Usp348.1689.7338.474−1.5661.2600.0370.046
ENSMUST00000196695Fubp17.7055.9137.4501.792−1.5380.0350.006
ENSMUST00000023465Top3b3.3601.5166.7001.844−5.1840.0230.000
ENSMUST00000211413Tulp20.0002.0380.000−2.0382.0380.0360.021
ENSMUST00000123203Scfd24.8023.6665.2081.136−1.5420.0500.005
ENSMUST00000137285Zfp6446.5575.3546.7171.203−1.3630.0030.000
ENSMUST00000171151Washc32.3714.2832.402−1.9121.8820.0090.004
ENSMUST00000117994C330027C09Rik2.5560.0005.7262.556−5.7260.0440.000
ENSMUST00000220532Exoc25.6046.7155.614−1.1101.1000.0170.034
ENSMUST00000119316Ccnj7.9325.2628.0812.670−2.8190.0030.001
ENSMUST00000148162Flot28.5956.7258.3821.870−1.6580.0000.000
ENSMUST00000140359Kif3a0.0002.7230.000−2.7232.7230.0500.026
ENSMUST00000173989Rps6ka13.0235.0956.613−2.072−1.5190.0000.003
ENSMUST00000191230Ilkap3.9985.0864.083−1.0871.0020.0330.048
ENSMUST00000187548Dnah7b4.3853.1415.7331.245−2.5920.0410.000
ENSMUST000000223981700011H14Rik3.1070.5403.1712.567−2.6310.0090.004
ENSMUST00000176374Pex122.6950.0002.7102.695−2.7100.0420.034
ENSMUST00000224676Arhgef330.0002.1403.481−2.140−1.3410.0270.044
ENSMUST00000108238Yif1b7.4766.3197.6591.157−1.3400.0050.001
ENSMUST00000146291Crebzf3.9110.0003.7103.911−3.7100.0190.012
ENSMUST00000097666Cab394.8292.9834.8661.847−1.8830.0210.028
ENSMUST00000093829Megf117.1145.9737.0141.141−1.0420.0000.008
ENSMUST000001868072310035C23Rik6.4994.0186.4642.481−2.4460.0350.040
ENSMUST00000182003Anks1b3.3214.8532.148−1.5322.7050.0060.000
ENSMUST000001067270610037L13Rik0.0002.8000.000−2.8002.8000.0050.002
ENSMUST00000138547Ripor25.2216.3935.058−1.1721.3350.0080.040
ENSMUST00000110157Prokr20.6113.0760.654−2.4642.4210.0170.023
ENSMUST00000224182Hnrnpk3.2501.3683.1411.881−1.7730.0240.018
ENSMUST00000224455Emb4.7765.8927.753−1.116−1.8610.0270.021
ENSMUST00000079719Tbx36.4905.0546.2631.436−1.2090.0010.031
ENSMUST00000165365Cd2765.3132.9846.1292.329−3.1450.0260.002
ENSMUST00000173280H2-T223.3820.0006.3123.382−6.3120.0240.000
ENSMUST00000116388Rcor16.4513.4074.6293.044−1.2210.0000.016
ENSMUST00000199534Ldb24.8192.5555.1402.264−2.5840.0230.002
ENSMUST00000219554Myl66.7943.3646.5433.431−3.1790.0000.000
ENSMUST00000189871Ppp4r42.1433.5351.567−1.3921.9670.0300.007
ENSMUST00000113590Speg8.5345.9544.6262.5801.3280.0000.003
ENSMUST00000058210Eps89.7218.47910.4811.242−2.0020.0100.000
ENSMUST00000214432Ncapd36.8504.0856.8942.765−2.8090.0000.000
ENSMUST00000114845Pfkfb31.0264.7190.638−3.6934.0810.0010.000
ENSMUST00000225845Zkscan43.8270.0003.3303.827−3.3300.0300.015
ENSMUST00000162242Impdh15.0561.8934.8643.162−2.9700.0200.015
ENSMUST00000171263Gbp76.7875.4367.2451.351−1.8090.0010.000
ENSMUST00000131390Mfsd91.8155.9201.356−4.1054.5640.0000.000
ENSMUST00000022551Rcbtb15.5167.5118.964−1.995−1.4530.0210.033
ENSMUST00000110949Arhgap11a4.8090.0004.0504.809−4.0500.0000.000
ENSMUST00000063690Dhrs92.8880.0002.9062.888−2.9060.0010.001
ENSMUST00000077737Brd37.0242.5118.3824.514−5.8710.0460.003
ENSMUST00000022882Myo104.4792.96710.6661.512−7.6990.0220.000
ENSMUST00000044484Kdm6a7.8436.4128.8111.431−2.3990.0000.000
ENSMUST00000041175Ptger34.1955.6323.675−1.4371.9570.0000.000
ENSMUST00000114439Snx107.7374.1366.6233.601−2.4870.0000.002
ENSMUST00000095893Armt18.7517.1208.5991.631−1.4800.0140.032
ENSMUST00000075644Calcr6.4332.3416.1884.092−3.8470.0290.036
ENSMUST00000148313Tmc42.7620.0003.8142.762−3.8140.0480.000
ENSMUST00000105867Stmn15.6298.2816.252−2.6522.0290.0000.000
ENSMUST00000210312Gm457990.0003.2780.000−3.2783.2780.0360.017
ENSMUST00000127286Ndfip26.5767.9776.898−1.4011.0790.0260.009
ENSMUST00000081335Tgif25.3723.7215.3351.651−1.6140.0000.005
ENSMUST00000163324Fbxo343.0889.1776.669−6.0892.5080.0290.003
ENSMUST00000204481Ybx33.4264.5812.939−1.1561.6420.0430.017
ENSMUST00000113069Slc25a531.0267.4170.638−6.3906.7790.0000.000
ENSMUST00000133595Jmjd85.5047.0205.874−1.5151.1450.0110.043
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ENSMUST00000212414Kcnn10.0002.6160.468−2.6162.1470.0130.032
ENSMUST00000110371Acsl14.8223.5445.8131.278−2.2690.0240.001
ENSMUST00000165709Usp247.1175.2727.5921.845−2.3210.0040.001
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ENSMUST00000100411Pfkfb33.2725.8634.293−2.5921.5710.0090.004
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ENSMUST00000120674Riox24.4932.9244.3521.569−1.4280.0130.020
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ENSMUST00000078021Glmn8.1214.4067.8183.715−3.4130.0000.000
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Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Figure 2.

Distinct expression patterns of mRNAs and functional enrichment analyses. Heatmap of the expression profiles of significantly differentially expressed (DE) mRNAs between the Control group and Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE mRNAs between the Control group and Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of mRNAs that were altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of mRNAs that were altered by PSP. The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway whilethe abscissa represents the − log10(p-value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Distinct expression patterns of mRNAs and functional enrichment analyses. Heatmap of the expression profiles of significantly differentially expressed (DE) mRNAs between the Control group and Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE mRNAs between the Control group and Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of mRNAs that were altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of mRNAs that were altered by PSP. The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway whilethe abscissa represents the − log10(p-value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. Dysregulated mRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP. Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. GO analysis of 679 PSP-related mRNAs identified several GO terms that were highly enriched (Figure 2(E)). The most enriched terms with regards to biological processes were positive regulation of dendritic spine development, cellular component organization, and localization. As for cellular components, the most enriched terms were the intracellular part, organelle part, and cell cortex. The most enriched molecular function terms were protein binding, binding, and protein domain–specific binding. As shown in Figure 2(E), KEGG analysis demonstrated that O-glycan biosynthesis, sulphur metabolism, and adherens junctions, may be closely associated with the ameliorative effect of PSP on cognitive impairment and brain ageing.

Functional analysis of differentially expressed circular RNAs

By comparing the Model group with the Control group, we identified 271 ageing-related circRNAs (137 upregulated and 134 downregulated). A total of 37 alterations of circRNA expression were reversed following PSP treatment (Table 3); in each case, expression levels returned to levels that were similar to those of the Control group. We also used heatmaps and volcano plots to determine the differential expression of circRNAs in the three groups (Figure 3(A–D)).
Table 3.

Dysregulated circRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP.

circRNA_IDConModPSPlog2FoldChange
P value
Con_vs_ModMod_vs_PSPCon_vs_ModMod_vs_PSP
11:21652226|216643852.49870.00001.58802.4987−1.58800.00790.0356
10:33996667|340121373.28671.26943.21182.0174−1.94250.02540.0351
2:29227578|292488782.88164.31252.8197−1.43091.49280.02770.0277
1:176874564|1769196860.00002.22720.0000−2.22722.22720.01650.0157
11:29705535|297087705.22534.01475.18791.2106−1.17320.00680.0240
2:40919136|409280221.10053.08370.7580−1.98332.32580.02550.0325
4:106423460|1064368550.00001.98290.0000−1.98291.98290.02900.0269
8:104517907|1045274490.00001.88680.0000−1.88681.88680.03820.0354
4:44893533|448959892.23990.00002.06192.2399−2.06190.01570.0279
1:133753089|1337537493.08114.27912.2187−1.19802.06040.04420.0011
15:81600908|816168631.99990.00002.09611.9999−2.09610.02800.0179
5:118077577|1180957290.00001.55550.0000−1.55551.55550.04300.0392
10:105413217|1054137872.61830.00002.05742.6183−2.05740.00500.0226
12:55659048|556772652.55050.00001.71022.5505−1.71020.00420.0353
3:88981233|890078772.08060.00001.82872.0806−1.82870.02710.0222
2:155432816|1554407851.92710.00002.46611.9271−2.46610.01670.0097
5:118593333|1186809710.49952.88260.0000−2.38312.88260.01910.0028
1:192116269|1921304602.05100.00002.30572.0510−2.30570.00930.0203
9:110517505|1105213640.00002.78860.0000−2.78862.78860.00380.0039
17:68455693|684630202.09980.00002.76302.0998−2.76300.02340.0028
11:104368680|1044252931.75830.00002.34371.7583−2.34370.02550.0102
18:73648885|736780393.40361.72183.42391.6818−1.70210.02220.0309
5:25798446|258252151.10052.93980.0000−1.83932.93980.04050.0020
12:16558723|165609810.00001.67110.0000−1.67111.67110.04630.0422
5:107406032|1074198790.00002.11660.0000−2.11662.11660.02330.0220
19:16707327|167256930.00002.97560.0000−2.97562.97560.02110.0180
15:99738665|997459460.74043.00311.0563−2.26271.94680.04290.0378
10:91158748|911660690.00001.79170.0000−1.79171.79170.02780.0376
6:83928653|839722831.85380.00002.06251.8538−2.06250.01560.0276
11:23354845|233645120.00001.96610.0000−1.96611.96610.03800.0349
10:109747194|1097605280.49952.72140.0000−2.22192.72140.03240.0043
1:60437056|604537621.10153.08831.0563−1.98682.03200.02360.0240
16:52268382|522969842.49883.68680.5150−1.18803.17180.04680.0004
5:106632925|1066668453.58731.98293.64121.6044−1.65830.03620.0409
7:84262393|843052590.00002.04610.0000−2.04612.04610.01150.0301
9:99262546|992638090.00001.65190.0000−1.65191.65190.02790.0483
13:83575535|836354690.00001.66950.0000−1.66951.66950.04740.0430

Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Figure 3.

Distinct expression patterns of circRNAs and functional enrichment analyses Heatmap of the expression profiles of significantly differentially expressed (DE) circRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE circRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of circRNAs that were altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of circRNAs altered by PSP. The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway, while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Distinct expression patterns of circRNAs and functional enrichment analyses Heatmap of the expression profiles of significantly differentially expressed (DE) circRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE circRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of circRNAs that were altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of circRNAs altered by PSP. The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway, while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. Dysregulated circRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP. Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. Subsequently, we performed GO and KEGG enrichment analysis based on the source genes of 37 PSP-related circRNAs (Figure 3(E–F)). GO analysis showed that the most enriched biological processes terms were anatomical structure development, synapse organization, and the regulation of cellular component biogenesis. The most enriched cellular component terms were synapse, neuron part, and dendritic shaft. The most enriched molecular function was protein domain–specific binding, PDZ domain binding, and calcium-transporting ATPase activity. KEGG analysis indicated that bacterial invasion of epithelial cells, sulphur metabolism, and adherens junctions were the most significantly enriched KEGG pathways related to the ameliorative effect of PSP on cognitive impairment and brain ageing.

Differentially expressed microRNAs and their targets

By comparing miRNA transcriptomes from the different groups of miRNA samples, we identified 38 ageing-related miRNAs (20 upregulated and 18 downregulated in the Model group), and 13 PSP-targeting miRNAs (Table 4). Next, we constructed heatmaps and a volcano plot (Figure 4(A–D)). We attempted to analyse the functions of these miRNAs by performing functional enrichment analyses on their target genes. By extracting consensus predictions using established miRNA target prediction tools, we obtained target genes for miRNAs with high levels of confidence.
Table 4.

Dysregulated miRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP.

Gene_IDConModPSPlog2FoldChange
p Value
Con_vs_ModMod_vs_PSPCon_vs_ModMod_vs_PSP
mmu-miR-129b-5p5.43844.35985.43841.0785−1.06290.01500.0188
mmu-miR-182-5p7.766810.33687.7668−2.57003.98240.02180.0000
mmu-miR-183-5p7.199510.24407.1995−3.04453.73450.01610.0000
mmu-miR-190a-5p5.23526.85325.2352−1.61801.84600.00950.0040
mmu-miR-1981-5p10.26889.138010.26881.1309−1.28730.00570.0027
mmu-miR-300-5p3.83345.03103.8334−1.19761.25870.03640.0235
mmu-miR-32-5p6.89767.90366.8976−1.00601.81910.04810.0006
mmu-miR-449a-5p4.73875.78924.7387−1.05051.09620.02480.0350
mmu-miR-51004.03772.94784.03771.0899−2.02040.03090.0004
mmu-miR-51102.43170.40572.43172.0260−2.43170.01140.0015
mmu-miR-551b-5p4.29483.09004.29481.2048−1.23900.04060.0271
mmu-miR-7044-3p3.04971.35623.04971.6934−3.04970.04540.0001
mmu-miR-96-5p4.64708.24574.6470−3.59874.32000.01310.0000

Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Figure 4.

Distinct expression patterns of miRNAs and functional enrichment analyses Heatmap of significantly differentially expressed (DE) miRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE miRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of miRNAs altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of miRNA altered by PSP: The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway while the abscissa represents the − log10(p value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Distinct expression patterns of miRNAs and functional enrichment analyses Heatmap of significantly differentially expressed (DE) miRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (A), and between the Model group and the PSP group (B). Volcano plot of the expression profiles of DE miRNAs between the Control group and the Model group (C), and between the Model group and the PSP group (D). GO enrichment analysis of miRNAs altered by PSP treatment (E). The ordinate represents the GO term while the abscissa represents the − log10 (p-value). BP represents the biological process, CC represents the cellular component, and MF represents the molecular function. (F) KEGG enrichment analysis of miRNA altered by PSP: The ordinate represents the KEGG pathway while the abscissa represents the − log10(p value). PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. Dysregulated miRNAs associated with the anti-brain ageing effect of PSP. Con: control; Mod: model; PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide. GO analysis of 13 PSP-related miRNAs identified several GO terms that were highly enriched (Figure 4(E)). The most enriched biological processes were system development, anatomical structure morphogenesis, and positive regulation of the biological process. The most enriched cellular component GO terms were intracellular, intracellular part, and cytoplasm. The most enriched molecular functions were protein binding, binding, and ion binding. A series of significantly enriched KEGG pathways were also detected (Figure 4(F)); of these pathways in cancer, the Wnt-signalling pathway, and axon guidance, were the most significant.

Validation of expression profiles

Real-time qPCR analysis is usually conducted to validate the findings obtained from RNA-Seq (Zhang et al. 2019). In the present study, a total of 14 dysregulated mRNAs, miRNAs, and circRNAs, were randomly selected to validate our microarray results by real-time qPCR. As shown in Figure 5, the expression levels determined by real-time qPCR were in agreement with the RNA-Seq results. Thus, all circRNAs, miRNAs, and mRNAs, were confirmed to be targets that were closely related to PSP treatment; these molecules were therefore included in all further analyses.
Figure 5.

Differential expression of mRNAs, miRNAs, and circRNAs, as validated by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction (q-PCR). The miRNA expression levels detected by RNA sequencing (mmu-miR-182-5p, mmu-miR-183-5p, mmu-miR-5110, mmu-miR-7044-3p, mmu-miR-96-5p), mRNAs (Pianp, Ubl5, Stmn1, Tspyl2, Hnrnpu), and circRNAs (10:33996667|34012137, 7:84262393|84305259, 2:29227578|29248878, 11:29705535|29708770) were consistent with q-PCR results. ‘PSP’ represents brain ageing model mice treated with PSP. ‘Control’ represents untreated mice. ‘Model’ represents brain ageing model mice. PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Differential expression of mRNAs, miRNAs, and circRNAs, as validated by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction (q-PCR). The miRNA expression levels detected by RNA sequencing (mmu-miR-182-5p, mmu-miR-183-5p, mmu-miR-5110, mmu-miR-7044-3p, mmu-miR-96-5p), mRNAs (Pianp, Ubl5, Stmn1, Tspyl2, Hnrnpu), and circRNAs (10:33996667|34012137, 7:84262393|84305259, 2:29227578|29248878, 11:29705535|29708770) were consistent with q-PCR results. ‘PSP’ represents brain ageing model mice treated with PSP. ‘Control’ represents untreated mice. ‘Model’ represents brain ageing model mice. PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Prediction of circRNA–miRNA–mRNA interactions

Next, we constructed a circRNA-associated ceRNA network to reveal the novel inter-regulatory relationships between circRNAs, miRNAs, and mRNAs (Figure 6). Based on the differentially expressed RNAs between the Control group and the Model group, we constructed a circRNA-associated ceRNA network related to brain ageing (containing 19 mRNAs, 9 circRNAs, and 12 miRNAs). This network showed that by competitively binding with mmu-miR-5110, PSP can regulate two circRNAs (5:106632925|106666845, 2:29227578|29248878) and subsequently regulate nine mRNAs (Ace, Ubl5, Gab1, Cep170b, Synj1, Ccdc24, Bean1, Wdr89, Pianp). It is worth noting that PSP was able to regulate multiple RNAs (Slc6a5, Bean1, Ace, Samd4, Olfr679, Olfr372, Dhrs9, Tsc1, Slc12a6, mmu-miR-5110, mmu-miR-449a-5p, mmu-miR-1981-5p, 2:29227578|29248878, 5:106632925|106666845) in this ceRNA network, thus suggesting that circRNAs harbour miRNA response elements and play pivotal regulatory roles in the anti-ageing mechanism of PSP.
Figure 6.

A circRNA-miRNA-mRNA interaction network. The circle, square, and triangle represent mRNA, circRNA, and miRNA, respectively. Red and green represent upregulation and downregulation, respectively. The arrow represents RNAs that underwent changes in response to PSP treatment. PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

A circRNA-miRNA-mRNA interaction network. The circle, square, and triangle represent mRNA, circRNA, and miRNA, respectively. Red and green represent upregulation and downregulation, respectively. The arrow represents RNAs that underwent changes in response to PSP treatment. PSP: Polygonatum sibiricum polysaccharide.

Discussion

Brain ageing is a process in which the brain gradually loses its ability to adapt to the environment as age increases. It has been established that the long-term systemic administration of high levels of d-gal induces behavioural and neurobiological changes that are similar to natural brain ageing (Pourmemar et al. 2017; Nam et al. 2019). In our study, the chronic injection of d-gal prolonged the escape latency and swimming distance of mice in an established behavioural test, thus indicating that the d-gal model is a well-established method for investigating anti-ageing pharmacological therapy. PSP is known to exhibit anti-ageing properties (Zheng 2020). In the present study, we found that the administration of PSP could reverse the dysfunction in learning and memory abilities caused by d-gal interference. Thus, as also reported by other groups, we documented evidence for the brain-protective effect of PSP on the d-gal-induced mouse model of ageing. ncRNAs and ncRNA-regulatory processes are known to be important determinants in the pathogenesis of brain ageing and neurodegeneration (Esteller 2011; Szafranski et al. 2015). Thus, we focussed exclusively on ncRNA in order to elucidate the protective mechanisms of PSP on brain ageing. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to create a circRNA-associated ceRNA network and reveal regulator pathways relating to the protective effects of PSP on memory dysfunction in a mouse model of brain ageing induced by d-gal. We identified 37 DE circRNAs, 13 DE miRNAs, and 679 DE mRNAs, that were related to the protective function of PSP; these results were also validated by real-time qPCR. Next, we constructed a circRNA–miRNA–mRNA network. GO enrichment analysis and KEGG pathway analysis were also performed to functionally annotate the predicted target genes. Overall, these analyses provided clues to the mechanisms that underlie the ameliorative effect of PSP on the learning and memory abilities of mice experiencing brain ageing. This approach could shed new light on the prevention of neurodegenerative disorders. First, we focussed on the DE coding genes. A total of 1175 upregulated and 1250 downregulated ageing-related mRNAs were detected. We also found that 679 mRNAs were potentially related to the protective effect of PSP against brain ageing. Earlier reports on the pathogenesis of ageing have already reported some of these RNAs. For example, the CD82-TRPM7-Numb signalling axis was previously shown to participate in the progression of age-related cognitive impairment. The upregulated expression of TRPM7 α-kinase cleavage and the phosphorylation of Numb were both associated with ageing and resulted in increased levels of Aβ secretion (Zhao et al. 2020). In another study, Carbajosa et al. (2018) investigated the impact of TREM2 deficiency using RNA-Seq and identified disruption in the gene networks related to endothelial cells that was more apparent in younger mice than aged mice. Interestingly, our findings indicate that PSP treatment can reduce the upregulated levels of TRPM2 and Numb caused by brain ageing. The SNX8, TSC1, and Sirt3, genes play important roles in ageing and age-associated diseases. A moderate increase in TSC1 expression is known to enhance overall health status (Zhang et al. 2017). An increase in SNX8 expression is also known to alleviate cognitive impairment in AD mice (Xie et al. 2019). The overexpression of Sirt3 in several tissues also suggested improved levels of protection against ROS-induced ageing (Tong et al. 2005; Qiu et al. 2010; Hallows et al. 2011). In the present study, we observed downregulated levels of SNX8, TSC1, and Sirt3, in the Dal-induced mouse when compared with controls. Interestingly, the expression levels of these genes were upregulated following PSP treatment. Current research is increasingly focussing on the role of synaptic organization in brain ageing. Interestingly, we also found that synapse-related genes were associated with mechanisms underlying the effects of PSP treatment. For example, abnormal expression levels of STXBP1 are known to impair synaptic neurotransmission; thus, STXBP1 has been identified as a new interventional target to protect the ageing brain (Lee et al. 2019). Other research has shown that Tcf4 is involved in synaptic plasticity in mature neurons, and that the functional loss of Tcf4 may contribute to neurological symptoms in Pitt–Hopkins syndrome (Crux et al. 2018). We observed downregulated expression levels of STXBP1 and upregulated expression levels of Tcf4, in the Dal-induced mouse compared with the Control group and showed that PSP treatment could reverse these changes. Recent research on circRNAs has proved essential in revealing many of the molecular mechanisms that underlie the development and pathology of certain diseases, including ageing and age-related diseases (Knupp and Miura 2018). Drugs that target circRNAs potentially represent novel therapeutics for brain ageing in neurodegenerative diseases. In our research, we identified a total of 271 circRNAs that were related to brain ageing; of these, 38 circRNAs were found to play critical roles in the anti-brain ageing effects of PSP. GO analysis and KEGG analysis were performed to predict their function. It was evident that a significant number of GO terms were related to neuronal synapse (e.g., synapse, synapse organize, neuron to neuron synapse, and asymmetric synapse). Previous studies on brain tissue from a variety of mammalian species have concluded that the most consistent correlates with ageing are a reduced number of synaptic connections among neurons (Brunso-Bechtold et al. 2000; Peters et al. 2008; Soghomonian et al. 2010; VanGuilder et al. 2010) and cognitive decline (Dickson et al. 1995; VanGuilder et al. 2011). The balance between excitatory and inhibitory synaptic systems is a particularly hot topic in the field of brain ageing at present (Bishop et al. 2010; Deak & Sonntag 2012). Existing data, together with our present findings, indicate that pathological processes associated with synaptic dysfunction are most likely to lead to cognitive impairment in brain ageing. Further molecular and electrophysiological studies are now required to identify the specific molecular pathways that contribute to the specific effects of PSP at the synapse. It is also important that we identify the mechanisms that regulate learning and memory in brain ageing. The regulation of brain ageing is associated with the differential expression of miRNAs, as revealed by previous studies involving RNA transcriptome analysis in the whole mouse brain (Eacker et al. 2011; Inukai et al. 2012). In the present study, a total of 38 miRNAs were associated with brain ageing. We also identified a limited number of miRNAs that play important roles in the anti-ageing effects of PSP. Previous research showed that the transfection of synthetic miR-182-5p and miR-183-5p mimics led to increased neurite outgrowth and the neuroprotection of dopaminergic neurons in vitro and in vivo, thus mimicking the effects of Glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (Roser et al. 2018). In the present study, we identified elevated levels of miR-182-5p and miR-183-5p in PSP-treated mice when compared with mice experiencing brain ageing. KEGG analysis further showed that the Wnt-signalling pathway is potentially a critical pathway and shows a strong association with the mechanism responsible for the ameliorative effects of PSP on brain ageing. Accumulating evidence now supports the hypothesis that dysfunctional Wnt signalling could be closely related to the pathogenesis of ageing-related brain diseases (Caricasole et al. 2004; Berwick and Harvey 2014; Smith-Geater et al. 2020). During the process of ageing, changes in the expression of Wnt-related molecules may lead to a reduction in the accumulation of presynaptic and postsynaptic proteins. Combined with other factors, this process will result in a decline in ability with regards to performing the morphometric adjustments required for neuronal plasticity, thus leading to cognitive decline in the elderly (Libro et al. 2016). These findings indicated that PSP potentially attenuates brain ageing by regulating Wnt signalling and synaptic activity. Perturbations in ceRNA regulatory networks, including mRNAs, miRNAs, and circRNAs, are considered to play an essential role in the pathogenesis of ageing-related brain diseases (Wang et al. 2018). A circRNA-miRNA-mRNA regulatory network has already been constructed and used to elucidate the mechanisms underlying AD (Wang et al. 2018). Furthermore, the circDLGAP4/miR-134-5p/CREB-signalling pathway has been reported to exert functionality in the progression of PD (Feng et al. 2020). In the present study, we used ceRNA regulatory network analysis to generate a putative circRNA–miRNA–mRNA co-expression network during brain ageing. Moreover, we identified certain circRNAs that may act as sponges and play a role in the protective effect of PSP against brain ageing. We found that PSP-targeted circRNAs could competitively bind to mmu-miR-5110 and subsequently regulate the expression of nine mRNAs. These observations need to be investigated further.

Conclusions

We investigated whether PSP could improve learning and memory impairment in mice experiencing brain ageing induced by d-gal. We found that PSP could effectively ameliorate cognitive dysfunction during brain ageing. We also used high-throughput RNA sequencing to evaluate brain ageing-related mRNAs, circRNAs, and miRNAs, and identified the profiles of a range of RNAs that were dysregulated and targeted by PSP. We also constructed a circRNA–miRNA–mRNA network associated with brain ageing and PSP interventions. This network will help us to understand the transcriptional mechanisms associated with brain ageing and the pharmacological mechanisms of PSP. The corresponding roles and molecular mechanisms associated with these ncRNAs and mRNAs need to be investigated further.
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