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In a series of studies on blood-brain barrier transportable peptides, a soybean dipeptide, Tyr-Pro, penetrated the mouse brain parenchyma after oral intake and improved short and long memory impairmen...t in acute Alzheimer’s model mice. Here, we aimed to clarify the anti-dementia effects of this peptide administered to SAMP8 mice prior to dementia onset. At the end of the 25-week protocol in 16-week-old SAMP8 mice, Tyr-Pro (10 mg/kg/day) significantly improved the reduced spatial learning ability compared with that in the control and amino acid (Tyr + Pro) groups as indicated by the results of Morris water maze tests conducted for five consecutive days. The hippocampus and cortex regions of SAMP8 harvested after the test showed lower amyloid ß (Aß) accumulation in the Tyr-Pro group than those in the control and amino acid groups. Consistent with the lower level of Aß, decreased expression of ß-secretase (BACE1) and markedly increased expression (4-times higher) of insulin degrading enzyme (IDE) were obtained compared to those in the control group. Collectively, we demonstrated that long-term daily intake of the dipeptide Tyr-Pro in SAMP8 mice may be sufficient for maintaining cognitive ability by preventing excess Aß accumulation through downregulated BACE1 and particularly upregulated IDE.続きを見る
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