NEUROPATHOLOGICAL LINKS BETWEEN T2DM AND LOAD: SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS

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Abstract

Recent decades have described parallel neuropathological mechanisms increasing the risk for developing lateonset Alzheimer’s dementia (LOAD) in type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM); however, still little is known of the role of diabetic encephalopathy and brain atrophy in LOAD. The aimof this systematic review is to provide a comprehensive view on diabetic encephalopathy/cerebral atrophy, taking into account neuroimaging data, neuropathology, metabolic and endocrine mechanisms, amyloid formation, brain perfusion impairments, neuroimmunology, and inflammasome activation. Key switches were identified, to furthermeta-analyze genomic candidate loci and epigenetic modifications. For the qualitative meta-analysis of genomic bases extracted, human linkage studies were examined; for epigeneticmechanisms, data fromboth human and animal studies are described. For the systematic review of pathophysiologicalmechanisms, 1,259 publications were evaluated and 93 gene loci extracted for candidate risk linkages. Sixty-six publications were evaluated for genomic association and descriptions of epigenomic modifications. Overall accumulated results highlight the insulin signaling system, vascular markers, inflammation and inflammasome pathways, amylin interactions, and glycosylation mechanisms. The protocol was registered with PROSPERO (ID: CRD42023440535).

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Lemche, E., Hortobágyi, T., Kiecker, C., & Turkheimer, F. (2025, July 1). NEUROPATHOLOGICAL LINKS BETWEEN T2DM AND LOAD: SYSTEMATIC REVIEWAND META-ANALYSIS. Physiological Reviews. American Physiological Society. https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.00040.2024

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