ArticleMolecular neurobiology2026
Basp1 Intensifies Neutrophil Migration and NETs Formation in Traumatic Brain Injury.
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Abstract
Brain abundant membrane attached signal protein 1 (Basp1), a member of the neuronal growth-associated protein family, was originally identified for its high expression in the central nervous system. Recent evidence suggests its involvement in peripheral diseases through modulation of myeloid cell function; however, the molecular mechanisms remain poorly defined. In this study, by re-analyzing single-cell RNA sequencing data from peripheral blood of TBI patients and validating results in a mouse TBI model via flow cytometry, we demonstrated that Basp1 was specifically upregulated in neutrophils after injury. Using tamoxifen-induced lineage tracing (Basp1⁺-TdTomato⁺), we further confirmed that Basp1-expressing neutrophils represented the majority of infiltrated neutrophils in the brain during acute TBI. Bulk RNA-seq comparing Basp1⁺ and Basp1
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