bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2023
Abstract
Organisms
across
taxa
are
exposed
to
stresses
such
as
variable
temperature,
redox
imbalance,
and
xenobiotics.
Successfully
responding
stress
restoring
homeostasis
is
crucial
for
viability
of
the
organism.
During
aging,
ability
effectively
respond
declines,
contributing
development
disease.
In
many
multicellular
animals,
aging
also
coincides
with
changes
in
microbiome
that
can
contribute
disease-states.
Because
animals
their
microbiota
coexist
same
broad
environment,
they
each
must
adapt
similar
stresses.
However,
short
generation
time
microbes
leads
faster
evolution,
allowing
possibility
microbial
adaptation
may
influence
host
physiology.
Here
we
leverage
a
simplified
model
involving
nematode
C.
elegans
its
bacterial
diet.
Our
work
highlights
how
oxidative
impacts
host’s
lifespan
response
stress.
Intriguingly,
our
findings
reveal
worms
fed
bacteria
adapted
withstand
exhibit
enhanced
resistance
an
extended
lifespan.
Through
whole
genome
sequencing,
genetic
assays,
metabolic
analysis,
this
study
underscores
pivotal
role
iron-sulfur
pathway
governing
We
further
find
iron
stress-evolved
boost
worm’s
through
activation
mitogen-activated
protein
kinase
(MAPK)
pathway.
conclusion,
provides
evidence
understanding
evolutionary
path
during
could
be
leveraged
slow
mitigate
age-related
decline
health.
Flavin-containing
monooxygenases
(FMOs)
are
a
conserved
family
of
xenobiotic
enzymes
upregulated
in
multiple
longevity
interventions,
including
nematode
and
mouse
models.
Previous
work
supports
that
C.
elegans
fmo-2
promotes
longevity,
stress
resistance,
healthspan
by
rewiring
endogenous
metabolism.
However,
there
five
FMOs
mammalian
FMOs,
it
is
not
known
whether
promoting
health
benefits
role
this
gene
family.
Here,
we
report
expression
fmo-4
lifespan
extension
paraquat
resistance
downstream
both
dietary
restriction
inhibition
mTOR.
We
find
overexpression
just
the
hypodermis
sufficient
for
these
benefits,
significantly
modifies
transcriptome.
By
analyzing
changes
expression,
genes
related
to
calcium
signaling
altered
expression.
Highlighting
importance
homeostasis
pathway,
overexpressing
animals
sensitive
thapsigargin,
an
ER
stressor
inhibits
flux
from
cytosol
lumen.
This
calcium/
interaction
solidified
data
showing
modulating
intracellular
with
either
small
molecules
or
genetics
can
change
and/or
interact
affect
resistance.
Further
analysis
pathway
where
modulates
activating
transcription
factor-6
(
atf-6
),
whose
knockdown
induces
requires
Together,
our
identify
as
longevity-promoting
actions
pathways
homeostasis.
Flavin-containing
monooxygenases
(FMOs)
are
a
conserved
family
of
xenobiotic
enzymes
upregulated
in
multiple
longevity
interventions,
including
nematode
and
mouse
models.
Previous
work
supports
that
C.
elegans
fmo-2
promotes
longevity,
stress
resistance,
healthspan
by
rewiring
endogenous
metabolism.
However,
there
five
FMOs
mammalian
FMOs,
it
is
not
known
whether
promoting
health
benefits
role
this
gene
family.
Here,
we
report
expression
fmo-4
lifespan
extension
paraquat
resistance
downstream
both
dietary
restriction
inhibition
mTOR.
We
find
overexpression
just
the
hypodermis
sufficient
for
these
benefits,
significantly
modifies
transcriptome.
By
analyzing
changes
expression,
genes
related
to
calcium
signaling
altered
expression.
Highlighting
importance
homeostasis
pathway,
overexpressing
animals
sensitive
thapsigargin,
an
ER
stressor
inhibits
flux
from
cytosol
lumen.
This
calcium/
interaction
solidified
data
showing
modulating
intracellular
with
either
small
molecules
or
genetics
can
change
and/or
interact
affect
resistance.
Further
analysis
pathway
where
modulates
activating
transcription
factor-6
(
atf-6
),
whose
knockdown
induces
requires
Together,
our
identify
as
longevity-promoting
actions
pathways
homeostasis.
Aging and Disease,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 0 - 0
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Aging
is
marked
by
a
progressive
decrease
in
physiological
function
and
reserve
capacity,
which
results
increased
susceptibility
to
diseases.
Understanding
the
mechanisms
of
driving
aging
crucial
for
extending
health
span
promoting
human
longevity.
Hypoxia,
reduced
oxygen
availability,
has
emerged
as
promising
area
study
within
research.
This
review
explores
recent
findings
on
potential
restriction
promote
healthy
extend
lifespan.
While
role
hypoxia-inducible
factor
1
(HIF-1)
cellular
responses
hypoxia
well-established,
its
impact
lifespan
remains
complex
context-dependent.
Investigations
invertebrate
models
suggest
HIF-1
longevity,
while
evidence
mammalian
limited.
Hypoxia
extends
independent
dietary
(DR),
known
intervention
underlying
However,
both
DR
converge
common
downstream
effectors,
such
forkhead
box
O
(FOXO)
flavin-containing
monooxygenase
(FMOs)
modulate
Further
work
required
elucidate
molecular
hypoxia-induced
longevity
optimize
clinical
applications.
crosstalk
between
other
longevity-associated
pathways
developing
interventions
enhance
healthspan.
Future
studies
may
uncover
novel
therapeutic
strategies
populations.
Antioxidants,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(7), С. 820 - 820
Опубликована: Июль 8, 2024
Dietary
restriction
(DR)
protocols
frequently
employ
intermittent
fasting.
Following
a
period
of
fasting,
meal
consumption
increases
lipogenic
gene
expression,
including
that
NADPH-generating
enzymes
fuel
lipogenesis
in
white
adipose
tissue
(WAT)
through
the
induction
transcriptional
regulators
SREBP-1c
and
CHREBP.
knockout
mice,
unlike
controls,
did
not
show
an
extended
lifespan
on
DR
diet.
WAT
cytoplasmic
NADPH
is
generated
by
both
malic
enzyme
1
(ME1)
pentose
phosphate
pathway
(PPP),
while
liver
primarily
synthesized
folate
cycle
provided
one-carbon
units
serine
catabolism.
During
daily
fasting
diet,
fatty
acids
are
released
from
transported
to
peripheral
tissues,
where
they
used
for
beta-oxidation
phospholipid
lipid
droplet
synthesis,
monounsaturated
(MUFAs)
may
activate
Nrf1
inhibit
ferroptosis
promote
longevity.
Decreased
PPP
stimulated
browning
protected
high-fat
high
levels
macrophages
linked
obesity.
But
oscillations
[NADPH]/[NADP+]
feeding
cycles
play
important
role
maintaining
metabolic
plasticity
drive
Studies
measuring
malate/pyruvate
as
proxy
[NADPH]/[NADP+],
well
studies
using
fluorescent
biosensors
expressed
animal
models
monitor
changes
needed
during
ad
libitum
diets
determine
associated
with
Organisms
across
taxa
face
stresses
including
variable
temperature,
redox
imbalance,
and
xenobiotics.
Successfully
responding
to
stress
restoring
homeostasis
are
crucial
for
survival.
Aging
is
associated
with
a
decreased
response
alterations
in
the
microbiome,
which
contribute
disease
development.
Animals
their
microbiota
share
environment;
however,
microbes
have
short
generation
time
can
rapidly
evolve
potentially
affect
host
physiology
during
stress.
Here,
we
leverage
Caenorhabditis
elegans
its
simplified
bacterial
diet
demonstrate
how
microbial
adaptation
oxidative
affects
host’s
lifespan
response.
We
find
that
worms
fed
stress-evolved
bacteria
exhibit
enhanced
resistance
an
extended
lifespan.
Through
comprehensive
genetic
metabolic
analysis,
iron
enhances
worm
via
activation
of
mitogen-activated
protein
kinase
pathway.
In
conclusion,
our
study
provides
evidence
understanding
stress–mediated
adaptations
could
be
used
slow
aging
alleviate
age-related
health
decline.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
18(6), С. e0286692 - e0286692
Опубликована: Июнь 2, 2023
Flavin-containing
monooxygenase
5
(FMO5)
is
a
member
of
the
FMO
family
proteins,
best
known
for
their
roles
in
detoxification
foreign
chemicals
and,
more
recently,
endogenous
metabolism.
We
have
previously
shown
that
Fmo5-/-
mice
display
an
age-related
lean
phenotype,
with
much
reduced
weight
gain
from
20
weeks
age.
The
phenotype
characterized
by
decreased
fat
deposition,
lower
plasma
concentrations
glucose,
insulin
and
cholesterol,
higher
glucose
tolerance
sensitivity,
resistance
to
diet-induced
obesity.
In
present
study
we
report
use
metabolomic
transcriptomic
analyses
livers
wild-type
identify
factors
underlying
insights
into
function
FMO5.
Metabolomics
was
performed
Metabolon
platform,
utilising
ultrahigh
performance
liquid
chromatography-tandem
mass
spectroscopy.
Transcriptomics
RNA-Seq
results
analysed
DESeq2.
Disruption
Fmo5
gene
has
wide-ranging
effects
on
abundance
metabolites
expression
genes
liver.
Metabolites
whose
concentration
differed
between
include
several
saturated
monounsaturated
fatty
acids,
complex
lipids,
amino
one-carbon
intermediates
ADP-ribose.
Among
most
significantly
and/or
highly
differentially
expressed
are
Apoa4,
Cd36,
Fitm1,
Hspa5,
Hyou1,
Ide,
Me1
Mme.
reveal
FMO5
involved
upregulating
NRF2-mediated
oxidative
stress
response,
unfolded
protein
response
hypoxia
cellular
stress,
indicating
role
enzyme
adaptation
metabolic
stress.
also
plays
stimulating
wide
range
pathways
processes,
particularly
ones
lipid
homeostasis,
uptake
metabolism
generation
cytosolic
NADPH,
predict
acts
NRF2,
XBP1,
PPARA
PPARG
regulatory
pathways,
while
inhibiting
STAT1
IRF7
pathways.
International Journal of Molecular Medicine,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
52(5)
Опубликована: Окт. 4, 2023
In
the
follow‑up
of
hospitalized
patients
with
acute
kidney
injury
(AKI),
it
has
been
observed
that
15‑30%
these
progress
to
develop
chronic
disease
(CKD).
Impaired
adaptive
repair
kidneys
following
AKI
is
a
fundamental
pathophysiological
mechanism
underlying
renal
fibrosis
and
progression
CKD.
Deficient
proximal
tubular
epithelial
cells
key
factor
in
from
However,
molecular
mechanisms
involved
regulation
fibrotic
paracrine
secretion
by
injured
remain
incompletely
understood.
Transcriptome
analysis
an
ischemia‑reperfusion
(IRI)
model
were
used
identify
contribution
flavin‑containing
monooxygenase
2
(FMO2)
AKI‑CKD.
Lentivirus‑mediated
overexpression
FMO2
was
performed
mice.
Functional
experiments
conducted
using
TGF‑β‑induced
cell
fibrogenesis
pro‑fibrotic
secretion.
Expression
attenuated
induced
IRI,
fibrosis,
immune
infiltration
into
kidneys.
Overexpression
not
only
effectively
blocked
TGF
but
also
inhibited
aberrant
activation
factors
present
fibroblasts.
negatively
regulated
TGF‑β‑mediated
SMAD2/3
promoting
expression
SMAD
ubiquitination
regulatory
(SMURF2)
its
nuclear
translocation.
During
transition
CKD,
modulated
through
SMURF2,
thereby
affecting
outcome
disease.
Flavin-containing
monooxygenases
(FMOs),
traditionally
known
for
detoxifying
xenobiotics,
are
now
recognized
their
involvement
in
endogenous
metabolism.
We
recently
discovered
that
an
isoform
of
FMO,
fmo-2
Caenorhabditis
elegans,
alters
metabolism
to
impact
longevity
and
stress
tolerance.
Increased
expression
C.
elegans
modifies
the
flux
through
key
pathway
as
One
Carbon
Metabolism
(OCM).
This
modified
results
a
decrease
ratio
S-adenosyl-methionine
(SAM)
S-adenosyl-homocysteine
(SAH),
consequently
diminishing
methylation
capacity.
Here
we
discuss
how
FMO-2-mediated
formate
production
during
tryptophan
may
serve
trigger
changing
OCM.
suggest
bridges
OCM,
altering
metabolic
away
from
overexpression.
Additionally,
highlight
these
intersect
with
mTOR
AMPK
pathways,
addition
mitochondrial
In
conclusion,
goal
this
essay
is
bring
attention
central
role
FMO
enzymes
but
lack
understanding
mechanisms.
justify
call
deeper
enzyme's
rewiring
tryptophan/formate
or
other
yet
unidentified
substrates.
emphasize
identification
novel
drugs
microbes
induce
activity
extend
lifespan.