A somatic T15091C mutation in the Cytb gene of mouse mitochondrial DNA dominantly induces respiration defects.
A somatic T15091C mutation in the Cytb gene of mouse mitochondrial DNA dominantly induces respiration defects.
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小鼠线粒体 DNA Cytb 基因中的体细胞 T15091C 突变主要诱导呼吸缺陷。
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2015.06.052
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2015
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Hayashi JI
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作者:
Hayashi C;Takibuchi G;Shimizu A;Mito T;Ishikawa K;Nakada K;Hayashi JI
Our previous studies provided evidence that mammalian mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) mutations that cause mitochondrial respiration defects behave in a recessive manner, because the induction of respiration defects could be prevented with the help of a small proportion (10%–20%) of mtDNA without the mutations. However, subsequent studies found the induction of respiration defects by the accelerated accumulation of a small proportion of mtDNA with various somatic mutations, indicating the presence of mtDNA mutations that behave in a dominant manner. Here, to provide the evidence for the presence of dominant mutations in mtDNA, we used mouse lung carcinoma P29 cells and examined whether some mtDNA molecules possess somatic mutations that dominantly induce respiration defects. Cloning and sequence analysis of 40–48 mtDNA molecules from P29 cells was carried out to screen for somatic mutations in protein-coding genes, because mutations in these genes could dominantly regulate respiration defects by formation of abnormal polypeptides. We found 108 missense mutations existing in one or more of 40–48 mtDNA molecules. Of these missense mutations, a T15091C mutation in theCytbgene was expected to be pathogenic due to the presence of its orthologous mutation in mtDNA from a patient with cardiomyopathy. After isolation of many subclones from parental P29 cells, we obtained subclones with various proportions of T15091C mtDNA, and showed that the respiration defects were induced in a subclone with only 49% T15091C mtDNA. Because the induction of respiration defects could not be prevented with the help of the remaining 51% mtDNA without the T15091C mutation, the results indicate that the T15091C mutation in mtDNA dominantly induced the respiration defects.