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AHL, N-acyl homoserine lactone; HPLC-HR-MS, high performance liquid chromatography/high resolution mass spectrometry; GC-MS, Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry; HPLC-MS-NMR, high performance liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry- nuclear magnetic resonance; NSI-MS, nanospray ionization- mass spectrometry; LC-ESI-FTMS, liquid chromatography/electrospray ionization-Fourier transform mass spectrometry; TLC, thin layer chromatography; CV026, reporter strain Chromobacterium violaceum CV026; pZLR4, reporter strain Agrobacterium tumefaciens NTL4(pzLR4); A136, reporter strain Agrobacterium tumefaciens A136; NR, not reported; UI, unidentified; ++, major AHLs produced.

James and Pandu are porters. Though they were inseparable friends before, there is no love lost between them now. James is in love with Renu, while Kausalya, a mute, has feelings for Pandu. A chit fund company owner hires James to 'steal' a bag of money from himself so he could abscond with the money, but his manager hires Pandu to steal the bag from James. When James and Pandu lay their hands on the money, they become friends again and decide to split the money. However, the company owner is found murdered, and they become the prime suspects. In the climax, Raghavachari comes to court and tells the truth that he killed the company owner because the latter would cheat many people. James and Pandu are both proven innocent.

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The film saw Parthiban and Prabhu Deva acting together for first time, though they appeared previously together in Suyamvaram but they did not have any scenes together.[2] Selva had initially titled the film as Visil, before renaming the project.[3] Isha Koppikar was initially cast in the film, but dropped out and was replaced by Renu Desai.[4] The first shot was taken at the Arunachalam studios. The unit picturised two songs in the snowy and hilly areas of Gangtok in Sikkim.[5] There at a height of 14,000 feet (4,300 m) is based an army camp, reported the highest situated army camp in the world. The unit, that got the permission to shoot there, had much difficulty picturising the songs in the cold hilly area, but have returned triumphant. Participating in the songs were Prabhu Deva and Renu. A ten days shooting schedule in Chennai followed by shooting, at places like Hyderabad, Chalakkudi and Mercara.[6]

Notably, fast twitch skeletal muscle glycolysis depends on muscle glycogen storage and glucose transporter 4 (GLUT4)-mediated muscle glucose uptake 26, 76 . Accumulating evidence suggests defective muscular glycogen metabolism and impaired GLUT4-mediated muscular glucose uptake in ALS. Derave et al. discovered diminished muscle ATP and glycogen accumulations in SOD1 G93A mice 27 . Smittkamp et al. revealed impaired insulin-stimulated glucose uptake exclusively in fast twitch skeletal muscle in middle-stage SOD1 G93A mice 77 . Accordingly, fast twitch skeletal muscle fibres of TDP-43 transgenic mice show defective insulin-induced GLUT4 translocation and glucose uptake 77 . Moreover, in the mutant TDP-43-linked ALS mice, Perera et al. reported decreased AMPK, which mediates muscle contraction-induced glucose entry and glycogen synthesis 76, 78, 79 . Conversely, AMPK activator drugs (i.e. latrepirdin) delayed ALS in SOD1G93A mice 80 . Furthermore, muscle contraction facilitated glucose uptake involving Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent GLUT4 translocation appears to be defective in ALS. For example, investigators linked mutant neuregulin-ERBB4 gene, involved in calcium-induced glucose uptake during muscle contraction, to ALS 79, 81 . Thus, it is obvious that ALS involves impaired carbohydrate metabolism that supports muscle glycolysis.

(Modified with permission from 232). Ammonia intoxication directly damages motor neurons through five mutifactorial pathological mechanisms: 1) alkalisation-induced impairment of macroautophagy-endolysosomal system, 2) Golgi impairment, 3) increased oxidative/nitrosative stress and MAPK up-regulation 4) neuronal hyperexcitability and 5) neuroinflammation. These mechanisms explain frequently found cellular, molecular and neurophysiological phenotypes of motor neuron damage in ALS. A. Owing to ammonia-induced alkalisation, impairment of macroautophagy-endolysosomal system induces several key molecular histopathological features of ALS including : (i) ubiquitinated (Lewy and skein body-like inclusions) and non-ubiquitinated inclusion bodies (i.e. bunia bodies) formation, (ii) amyloid precursor protein (APP), (iii) gangliosides accumulation (i.e. GM2), (iv) autophagy vacuoles, (v) neurofilament aggregation and axonal swelling. B. Ammonia activates CDK5 which in turn leads to frequently observed Golgi fragmentation. C. Ammonia-induced oxidative/nitrosative stress and MAPK-up-regulation lead to multiple cellular and molecular pathological features such as: (i) blood brain barrier (BBB) breakdown, and (ii) MMP-9-induced ER stress. D. Ammonia causes neuronal hyperexcitability by (i) down-regulating astrocyte glutamate transporters (GLAT-1 and GLAST) and (ii) lowering potassium-chloride co-transporter KCC2 level which suppresses GABA and Glycine-mediated inhibitory neurotransmission. E. Ammonia leads to neuroinflammation secondary to reactive microglial and astrogliosis. This occurs because of (i) quinolic acid release from microglia (ii) up-regulation of pro-inflammatory cytokines (TNF, IL-1, NF-B, and PGE2) in astrocytes (iii) TLR-4 activation and (iv) neutrophil burst derived NADPH oxidase (NOX)-induced oxidative stress.

As for therapeutics, since ammonia toxicity appears to be a major player in ALS, ammonia-removal strategies seem to be the most effective strategy for ALS treatment 223 . Many existing ammonia-lowering agents including those that act on the hepatic urea cycle can be employed 224, 225 . These could include salbutamol, conclevan, neomycin, sodium benzoate, ornithinephenyl acetate and L-ornithine aspartate 223, 226, 227 . Moreover, since impaired fast-twitch skeletal muscle glycolysis plays a role in ALS, improving muscle glycolysis through various existing drugs such as serotonin agonists and AMPK agonists (e.g. D-xylose) is another promising pharmacological strategy 228, 229 . Additional therapeutic strategies could involve correcting system metabolic defects such as hyperglucagonemia and acidosis 60, 68 . Moreover, other potent therapeutic targets could involve MAPK inhibitors, K-Cl co-transporters, and hexosaminidase agonists (e.g. Pyrimethamine) 192, 230, 231 . Finally, interventions that restore the levels of CaBPs should also be simultaneously applied for effective treatment. 17dc91bb1f