Last Word on Viewpoint: Managing the power grid: how myoglobin can regulate Po2 and energy distribution in skeletal muscle.
Last Word on Viewpoint: Managing the power grid: how myoglobin can regulate Po2 and energy distribution in skeletal muscle.
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观点最后一句话:管理电网:肌红蛋白如何调节骨骼肌中的 Po2 和能量分布。
DOI:
10.1152/japplphysiol.00046.2019
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2019
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Clanton,ThomasL
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Clanton,ThomasL
Thanks to all of the respondents (see Ref. 1) to this Viewpoint (see Ref. 2). This was a true joy. Bock and Kruse bring up the effects of beetroot supplements in exercising subjects. I agree that a vascular response seems a more likely mechanism for effects of supplements, because presumably there are sufficient muscle nitrate stores to support endogenous reactions with myoglobin (Mb). An important question is whether, in the absence of supplements, endogenous nitrate secreted from muscle could facilitate reactions with cytoglobin residing in the vascular wall to assist in blood flow regulation.Several authors point out additional mechanisms that could contribute to regulation of the grid. Chris Donnelly describes how local distributions of glycogen might facilitate metabolism close to the sarcolemma. Alain Riveros-Rivera brings up the effect of temperature on DO2. Dowd et al.(3) modeled temperature effects and found that they can only account for a small fraction of the change in DO2, but notably they did not evaluate all factors. Li Zuo describes a role for deoxygenated Mb in ROS production. Interestingly, ROS could also suppress respiration in areas of low PO2. For example, superoxide reacts rapidly with cytochrome c, interfering with upstream electron flow (6), and local H2O2 diminishes CcO activity (5). The proximity of CcO and Mb within the intermembrane space (8) would facilitate these reactions. Daniel Hirai and colleagues refer to the work of Honig and Gayeski who provided a mechanism for elevations in DO2 with exercise. They showed a disproportionate reduction in PO2 just below the sarcolemma, reducing the effective diffusion distance for O2. Diffusion across this narrow gap comprises the “rate limiting step” in myofiber O2 flux. O2 gradients across the rest of the fiber are minimized by Mb’s role in facilitated diffusion. The model proposed here adds to the elegance of Honig and Gayeski’s thesis, because simultaneous and disproportionate increases in Vo2 in this region would further reduce PO2 and drive diffusion. Together, these ideas support Honig and Gayeski’s original concept of the “recruited reserve for O2 diffusive transport” in exercise.
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影响因子:
3.3
作者:
J. Bock;N. Kruse;C. Donnelly;D. Hirai;J. Craig;Trenton D. Colburn;T. Musch;D. Poole;R. Rosenberry;Fenghua Tian;Hanli Liu;M. Nelson;B. Piknova;W. Willis;L. Zuo;Tingyang Zhou;A. Riveros;E. Cristancho;H. Gunga
通讯作者:
H. Gunga
影响因子:
8.8
作者:
Glancy B;Hartnell LM;Combs CA;Femnou A;Sun J;Murphy E;Subramaniam S;Balaban RS
通讯作者:
Balaban RS
DOI:
10.1152/japplphysiol.00625.2018
发表时间:
2018
期刊:
Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)
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作者:
Troutman,AshleyD;Gallardo,EdgarJ;Brown,MaryBeth;Coggan,AndrewR
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Coggan,AndrewR
影响因子:
3.4
作者:
M. Dowd;R. Murali;R. Seagrave
通讯作者:
R. Seagrave