Identification of homocysteine-suppressive mitochondrial ETC complex genes and tissue expression profile - Novel hypothesis establishment.
Identification of homocysteine-suppressive mitochondrial ETC complex genes and tissue expression profile - Novel hypothesis establishment.
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同型半胱氨酸抑制线粒体 ETC 复合体基因和组织表达谱的鉴定 - 新假设的建立
DOI:
10.1016/j.redox.2018.03.015
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发表时间:
2018-07
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影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Wang H
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作者:
Cueto R;Zhang L;Shan HM;Huang X;Li X;Li YF;Lopez J;Yang WY;Lavallee M;Yu C;Ji Y;Yang X;Wang H
Hyperhomocysteinemia (HHcy) is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD) which has been implicated in matochondrial (Mt) function impairment. In this study, we characterized Hcy metabolism in mouse tissues by using LC-ESI-MS/MS analysis, established tissue expression profiles for 84 nuclear-encoded Mt electron transport chain complex (nMt-ETC-Com) genes in 20 human and 19 mouse tissues by database mining, and modeled the effect of HHcy on Mt-ETC function. Hcy levels were high in mouse kidney/lung/spleen/liver (24–14 nmol/g tissue) but low in brain/heart (~5 nmol/g). S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH) levels were high in the liver/kidney (59–33 nmol/g), moderate in lung/heart/brain (7–4 nmol/g) and low in spleen (1 nmol/g). S-adenosylmethionine (SAM) was comparable in all tissues (42–18 nmol/g). SAM/SAH ratio was as high as 25.6 in the spleen but much lower in the heart/lung/brain/kidney/liver (7–0.6). The nMt-ETC-Com genes were highly expressed in muscle/pituitary gland/heart/BM in humans and in lymph node/heart/pancreas/brain in mice. We identified 15 Hcy-suppressive nMt-ETC-Com genes whose mRNA levels were negatively correlated with tissue Hcy levels, including 11 complex-I, one complex-IV and two complex-V genes. Among the 11 Hcy-suppressive complex-I genes, 4 are complex-I core subunits. Based on the pattern of tissue expression of these genes, we classified tissues into three tiers (high/mid/low-Hcy responsive), and defined heart/eye/pancreas/brain/kidney/liver/testis/embryonic tissues as tier 1 (high-Hcy responsive) tissues in both human and mice. Furthermore, through extensive literature mining, we found that most of the Hcy-suppressive nMt-ETC-Com genes were suppressed in HHcy conditions and related with Mt complex assembly/activity impairment in human disease and experimental models. We hypothesize that HHcy inhibits Mt complex I gene expression leading to Mt dysfunction. Hcy is differentially metabolized in mouse tissues. nMt-ETC-Com genes are differentially expressed in human and mouse tissues and classified into 3 tiers for Hcy-responsiveness. Fifteen nMt-ETC-Com genes are negatively correlated with tissue Hcy levels. Hcy-suppressive nMt-ETC-Com genes impact on Mt complex assembly and activity. HHcy disrupts Mt redox homeostasis via Com I core subunits V1/2 and S3/7 suppression.
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