Calorie restriction modifies ubiquinone and COQ transcript levels in mouse tissues.

Calorie restriction modifies ubiquinone and COQ transcript levels in mouse tissues.
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热量限制会改变小鼠组织中的泛醌和 COQ 转录水平。

DOI:
10.1016/j.freeradbiomed.2011.03.024
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Villalba,JoséM
Villalba,JoséM
中科院分区:
医学1区
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Parrado-Fernández,Cristina;López-Lluch,Guillermo;Rodríguez-Bies,Elisabet;Santa-Cruz,Sara;Navas,Plácido;Ramsey,JonJ;Villalba,JoséM

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We studied ubiquinone (Q), Q homologue ratio, and steady-state levels of mCOQ transcripts in tissues from mice fed ad libitum or under calorie restriction. Maximum ubiquinone levels on a protein basis were found in kidney and heart, followed by liver, brain, and skeletal muscle. Liver and skeletal muscle showed the highest Q9/Q10ratios with significant interindividual variability. Heart, kidney, and particularly brain exhibited lower Q9/Q10ratios and interindividual variability. In skeletal muscle and heart, the most abundant mCOQ transcript wasmCOQ7,followed bymCOQ8, mCOQ2, mPDSS2, mPDSS1,andmCOQ3.In nonmuscular tissues (liver, kidney, and brain) the most abundant mCOQ transcript wasmCOQ2,followed bymCOQ7, mCOQ8, mPDSS1, mPDSS2,andmCOQ3.Calorie restriction increased both ubiquinone homologues andmPDSS2mRNA in skeletal muscle, butmCOQ7was decreased. In contrast, Q9and most mCOQ transcripts were decreased in heart. Calorie restriction also modified the Q9/Q10ratio, which was increased in kidney and decreased in heart without alterations inmPDSS1ormPDSS2transcripts. We demonstrate for the first time that unique patterns of mCOQ transcripts exist in muscular and nonmuscular tissues and that Q and COQ genes are targets of calorie restriction in a tissue-specific way.