CLOCK regulates Drp1 mRNA stability and mitochondrial homeostasis by interacting with PUF60
CLOCK regulates Drp1 mRNA stability and mitochondrial homeostasis by interacting with PUF60
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CLOCK 通过与 PUF60 相互作用调节 Drp1 mRNA 稳定性和线粒体稳态
DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2022.110635
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Chao Lu
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作者:
Lirong Xu;Jiaxin Lin;Yutong Liu;Bingxuan Hua;Qianyun Cheng;Changpo Lin;Zuoqin Yan;Yaping Wang;Ning Sun;Ruizhe Qian;Chao Lu
Circadian genes such as Clock, Bmal1, Cryptochrome1/2, and Period1/2/3 constitute the precise circadian system. ClockΔ19is a commonly used mouse model harboring a circadian clock gene mutation, which lacks the EXON-19-encoded 51 amino acids. Previous reports have shown that ClockΔ19mice have severe metabolic abnormalities. Here, we report that the mitochondria of ClockΔ19mice exhibit excessive fission and dysfunction. We also demonstrate that CLOCK binds to the RNA-binding protein PUF60 through its EXON 19. Further, we find that PUF60 directly maintains mitochondrial homeostasis through regulating Drp1 mRNA stability, while the association with CLOCK can competitively inhibit this function. In ClockΔ19mice, CLOCKΔ19releases PUF60, leading to enhanced Drp1 mRNA stability and persistent mitochondrial fission. Our results reveal a direct post-transcriptional role of CLOCK in regulating mitochondrial homeostasis via Drp1 mRNA stability and that the loss of EXON 19 of CLOCK in ClockΔ19mice leads to severe mitochondrial homeostasis disorders.