EMBO Molecular Medicine,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(7)
Опубликована: Май 24, 2023
Abstract
Mitochondrial
diseases
are
a
heterogeneous
group
of
monogenic
disorders
that
result
from
impaired
oxidative
phosphorylation
(OXPHOS).
As
neuromuscular
tissues
highly
energy‐dependent,
mitochondrial
often
affect
skeletal
muscle.
Although
genetic
and
bioenergetic
causes
OXPHOS
impairment
in
human
myopathies
well
established,
there
is
limited
understanding
metabolic
drivers
muscle
degeneration.
This
knowledge
gap
contributes
to
the
lack
effective
treatments
for
these
disorders.
Here,
we
discovered
fundamental
remodeling
mechanisms
shared
by
disease
patients
mouse
model
myopathy.
triggered
starvation‐like
response
evokes
accelerated
oxidation
amino
acids
through
truncated
Krebs
cycle.
While
initially
adaptive,
this
evolves
an
integrated
multiorgan
catabolic
signaling,
lipid
store
mobilization,
intramuscular
accumulation.
We
show
feed‐forward
involves
leptin
glucocorticoid
signaling.
study
elucidates
systemic
dyshomeostasis
underlie
identifies
potential
new
targets
intervention.
The Journal of Cell Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
222(3)
Опубликована: Фев. 16, 2023
Mammalian
genes
were
long
thought
to
be
constrained
within
somatic
cells
in
most
cell
types.
This
concept
was
challenged
recently
when
cellular
organelles
including
mitochondria
shown
move
between
mammalian
culture
via
cytoplasmic
bridges.
Recent
research
animals
indicates
transfer
of
cancer
and
during
lung
injury
vivo,
with
considerable
functional
consequences.
Since
these
pioneering
discoveries,
many
studies
have
confirmed
horizontal
mitochondrial
(HMT)
its
characteristics
consequences
been
described.
Additional
support
for
this
phenomenon
has
come
from
phylogenetic
studies.
Apparently,
trafficking
occurs
more
frequently
than
previously
contributes
diverse
processes
bioenergetic
crosstalk
homeostasis,
disease
treatment
recovery,
development
resistance
therapy.
Here
we
highlight
current
knowledge
HMT
cells,
focusing
primarily
on
vivo
systems,
contend
that
process
is
not
only
(patho)physiologically
relevant,
but
also
can
exploited
the
design
novel
therapeutic
approaches.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(21), С. 13216 - 13216
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2022
Primary
mitochondrial
diseases
are
relatively
common
inborn
errors
of
energy
metabolism,
with
a
combined
prevalence
1
in
4300.
These
disorders
typically
affect
tissues
high
requirements,
including
the
brain.
Epilepsy
affects
>1%
worldwide
population,
making
it
one
most
neurological
illnesses;
may
be
presenting
feature
disease,
but
is
often
part
multisystem
clinical
presentation.
The
major
genetic
causes
epilepsy
mutations
DNA
and
nuclear-encoded
gene
POLG.
Treatment
challenging,
representing
poor
prognostic
feature.
This
narrative
review
will
cover
recent
advances
field
epilepsy,
from
pathophysiology
etiologies
to
phenotype
treatment
options.
Frontiers in Neurology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2022
Acute
necrotizing
encephalopathy
(ANE)
is
a
devastating
neurologic
condition
that
can
arise
following
variety
of
systemic
infections,
including
influenza
and
SARS-CoV-2.
Affected
individuals
typically
present
with
rapid
changes
in
consciousness,
focal
neurological
deficits,
seizures.
Neuroimaging
reveals
symmetric,
bilateral
deep
gray
matter
lesions,
often
involving
the
thalami,
evidence
necrosis
and/or
hemorrhage.
The
clinical
radiologic
picture
must
be
distinguished
from
direct
infection
central
nervous
system
by
some
viruses,
metabolic
mitochondrial
disorders.
Outcomes
ANE
are
poor
overall
worse
those
brainstem
involvement.
Specific
management
directed
toward
modulating
immune
responses
given
potential
role
inflammation
cytokine
storm
potentiating
injury
ANE,
though
benefits
such
approaches
remain
unclear.
finding
many
patients
have
mutations
nucleoporin
gene
RANBP2,
which
encodes
multifunctional
protein
plays
key
nucleocytoplasmic
transport,
may
allow
for
development
disease
models
provide
insights
into
pathogenic
mechanisms
novel
therapeutic
approaches.
Translational Neurodegeneration,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2024
Abstract
Mitochondria
have
multiple
functions
such
as
supplying
energy,
regulating
the
redox
status,
and
producing
proteins
encoded
by
an
independent
genome.
They
are
closely
related
to
physiology
pathology
of
many
organs
tissues,
among
which
brain
is
particularly
prominent.
The
demands
20%
resting
metabolic
rate
holds
highly
active
mitochondrial
activities.
Considerable
research
shows
that
mitochondria
function,
while
defects
induce
or
exacerbate
in
brain.
In
this
review,
we
provide
comprehensive
advances
biology
involved
functions,
well
mitochondria-dependent
cellular
events
pathology.
Furthermore,
various
perspectives
explored
better
identify
roles
neurological
diseases
neurophenotypes
diseases.
Finally,
therapies
discussed.
Mitochondrial-targeting
therapeutics
showing
great
potentials
treatment
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
25(18), С. 9975 - 9975
Опубликована: Сен. 16, 2024
Mitochondria
are
a
unique
type
of
semi-autonomous
organelle
within
the
cell
that
carry
out
essential
functions
crucial
for
cell's
survival
and
well-being.
They
location
where
eukaryotic
cells
energy
metabolism.
Aside
from
producing
majority
ATP
through
oxidative
phosphorylation,
which
provides
cellular
functions,
mitochondria
also
participate
in
other
metabolic
processes
cell,
such
as
electron
transport
chain,
citric
acid
cycle,
β-oxidation
fatty
acids.
Furthermore,
regulate
production
elimination
ROS,
synthesis
nucleotides
amino
acids,
balance
calcium
ions,
process
death.
Therefore,
it
is
widely
accepted
mitochondrial
dysfunction
factor
causes
or
contributes
to
development
advancement
various
diseases.
These
include
common
systemic
diseases,
aging,
diabetes,
Parkinson's
disease,
cancer,
well
rare
disorders,
like
Kearns-Sayre
syndrome,
Leigh
myopathy.
This
overview
outlines
mechanisms
by
involved
numerous
illnesses
physiological
activities.
Additionally,
new
discoveries
regarding
involvement
both
disorders
maintenance
good
health.
European Journal of Human Genetics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
31(2), С. 148 - 163
Опубликована: Дек. 13, 2022
Abstract
Primary
mitochondrial
disease
describes
a
diverse
group
of
neuro-metabolic
disorders
characterised
by
impaired
oxidative
phosphorylation.
Diagnosis
is
challenging;
>350
genes,
both
nuclear
and
DNA
(mtDNA)
encoded,
are
known
to
cause
disease,
leading
all
possible
inheritance
patterns
further
complicated
heteroplasmy
the
multicopy
genome.
Technological
advances,
particularly
next-generation
sequencing,
have
driven
shift
in
diagnostic
practice
from
‘biopsy
first’
genome-wide
analyses
blood
and/or
urine
DNA.
This
has
led
need
for
reference
framework
laboratories
involved
genetic
testing
facilitate
consistent
high-quality
service.
In
United
Kingdom,
consensus
guidelines
been
prepared
working
Clinical
Scientists
NHS
Highly
Specialised
Service
followed
national
laboratory
consultation.
These
summarise
current
recommended
technologies
methodologies
analysis
mtDNA
nuclear-encoded
genes
patients
with
suspected
disease.
Genetic
strategies
diagnosis,
family
reproductive
options
including
prenatal
diagnosis
outlined.
Importantly,
recommendations
minimum
levels
most
common
referral
reasons
included,
as
well
guidance
on
appropriate
referrals
information
minimal
gene
content
panels
when
analysing
genes.
Finally,
variant
interpretation
reporting
results
discussed,
focussing
challenges
interpreting
variants.
Molecules,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
27(11), С. 3494 - 3494
Опубликована: Май 29, 2022
Mitochondrial
diseases
(MDs)
may
result
from
mutations
affecting
nuclear
or
mitochondrial
genes,
encoding
proteins,
non-protein-coding
RNA.
Despite
the
great
variability
of
affected
in
most
severe
cases,
a
neuromuscular
and
neurodegenerative
phenotype
is
observed,
no
specific
therapy
exists
for
complete
recovery
disease.
The
used
treatments
are
symptomatic
based
on
administration
antioxidant
cocktails
combined
with
antiepileptic/antipsychotic
drugs
supportive
multiorgan
involvement.
Nevertheless,
real
utility
cocktail
patients
by
MDs
still
needs
to
be
scientifically
demonstrated.
Unfortunately,
clinical
trials
therapies
using
α-tocopherol,
ascorbate,
glutathione,
riboflavin,
niacin,
acetyl-carnitine
coenzyme
Q
have
met
limited
success.
Indeed,
it
would
expected
that
employed
antioxidants
can
only
effective
if
they
able
target
mechanism,
i.e.,
involving
central
peripheral
nervous
system,
responsible
manifestations
Noteworthily,
very
often
phenotypes
characterizing
MD
associated
proteins
whose
function
does
not
depend
cofactors.
Conversely,
might
determine
suppression
endogenous
oxidants
resulting
deleterious
effects
cell
viability
and/or
toxicity
patients.
In
order
avoid
before
administering
therapy,
useful
ascertain
blood
serum
levels
cofactors
administered
It
also
worthwhile
check
localization
should
(less
more
directly)
administered,
estimating
need
predicting
success
proposed
cofactor/antioxidant-based
therapy.