In Smooth Muscle, Mitochondrial Movement is Restricted in Native Cells and Unrestricted and Trafficked When Cells are in Culture
In Smooth Muscle, Mitochondrial Movement is Restricted in Native Cells and Unrestricted and Trafficked When Cells are in Culture
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在平滑肌中,线粒体运动在天然细胞中受到限制,而当细胞处于培养状态时则不受限制和运输
DOI:
10.1016/j.bpj.2009.12.1617
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Chalmers S
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Chalmers S
Positioning of mitochondria in the cell is important for the local provision of ATP and for regulation of [Ca 2+] c signals, lipid and reactive oxygen species production, redox control and initiation of cell death signals. In smooth muscle, mitochondrial Ca 2+ uptake promotes Ca 2+ release from the sarcoplasmic reticulum via by IP 3 R, suggesting a localised removal of the ion from the IP 3 R cytosolic face that maintains channel activity 1. The close physical interaction that this relationship implies is not compatible, however, with the reported free movement of mitochondria throughout the cytosol. Here, image correlation based single particle tracking of mitochondria in freshly-isolated single smooth muscle cells from guinea-pig colon, shows that mitochondria displayed very limited movement. Brownian motion of mitochondria was detected but did not generate any significant displacement of the organelle over time. Neither the actin depolymerising agent latrunculin B (10 μM), nor the microtubule disrupter nocodazole (10 μM) increased mitochondrial movement. In contrast, when freshly-isolated smooth muscle cells were maintained in cell culture conditions for 14 days mitochondrial motility was substantially increased. Mitochondria displayed rapid, directed motion and Brownian movement resulted in displacement of the mitochondria over time. These results suggest that in freshly-isolated smooth muscle cells, mitochondria are either confined or tethered to limit movement; whereas when the same cells divide and proliferate in culture these restraints are lost, mitochondria display random-walk diffusive motion and are accessible to the intracellular trafficking machinery.