Abstract
Background
As
a
dicotyledonous
plant
within
the
Styracaceae
family,
Sinojackia
microcarpa
(
S.
)
is
notable
for
its
library-shaped
fruit
and
sparse
distribution,
serving
as
model
system
studying
entire
tree
family.
However,
scarcity
of
genomic
data,
particularly
concerning
mitochondrial
nuclear
sequences
,
has
substantially
impeded
our
understanding
evolutionary
traits
fundamental
biological
mechanisms.
Results
This
study
presents
first
complete
genome
sequence
conducts
comparative
analysis
protein-encoding
genes
across
eight
species.
Our
revealed
that
spans
687,378
base
pairs
contains
total
59
genes,
which
include
37
protein-coding
(PCGs),
20
transfer
RNA
(tRNA)
2
ribosomal
(rRNA)
genes.
Sixteen
plastid-derived
fragments
strongly
linked
with
including
one
intact
plastid-related
gene
rps7
),
were
identified.
Additionally,
Ka/Ks
ratio
most
are
under
purifying
selection,
few
such
nad9
ccmB
showing
signs
relaxed
or
adaptive
evolution.
An
twenty-nine
from
twenty-four
species
reveals
exhibits
closer
relationship
belonging
to
genus
Camellia.
The
findings
this
provide
new
data
enhance
reveal
genome’s
proximity
other
Conclusions
Overall,
research
enhances
genomics
plants
in
family
lays
foundation
future
genetic
studies
analyses
Advanced Materials,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(24)
Опубликована: Март 19, 2024
Abstract
The
introduction
of
glucose
oxidase,
exhibiting
characteristics
consumption
and
H
2
O
production,
represents
an
emerging
antineoplastic
therapeutic
approach
that
disrupts
nutrient
supply
promotes
efficient
generation
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS).
However,
the
instability
natural
enzymes
their
low
efficacy
significantly
impede
broader
application.
In
this
context,
2D
Ca
Mn
8
16
nanosheets
(CMO
NSs)
designed
engineered
to
serve
as
a
high‐performance
nanozyme,
enhancing
enzyodynamic
effect
for
ferroptosis–apoptosis
synergistic
tumor
therapy,
are
presented.
addition
mimicking
activities
glutathione
peroxidase,
catalase,
CMO
NSs
exhibit
oxidase‐mimicking
activities.
This
feature
contributes
antitumor
performance
through
cascade
catalytic
reactions,
involving
disruption
supply,
self‐supply
,
subsequent
ROS
generation.
exogenous
2+
released
from
NSs,
along
with
endogenous
enrichment
induced
by
peroxidase‐
collectively
mediate
overload,
leading
apoptosis.
Importantly,
ferroptosis
process
is
triggered
synchronously
output
consumption.
application
ultrasound
stimulation
further
enhances
efficiency
treatment.
work
underscores
crucial
role
in
therapy
against
tumors.
Antioxidants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(1), С. 108 - 108
Опубликована: Янв. 18, 2025
The
study
of
mitochondrial
dysfunction
has
become
increasingly
pivotal
in
elucidating
the
pathophysiology
various
cerebral
pathologies,
particularly
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Mitochondria
are
essential
for
cellular
energy
metabolism,
regulation
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS),
calcium
homeostasis,
and
execution
apoptotic
processes.
Disruptions
function,
driven
by
factors
such
as
oxidative
stress,
excitotoxicity,
altered
ion
balance,
lead
to
neuronal
death
contribute
cognitive
impairments
several
brain
diseases.
Mitochondrial
can
arise
from
genetic
mutations,
ischemic
events,
hypoxia,
other
environmental
factors.
This
article
highlights
critical
role
progression
diseases
discusses
need
targeted
therapeutic
strategies
attenuate
damage,
restore
enhance
neuroprotection.
Cell Death and Disease,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(6)
Опубликована: Июнь 15, 2024
Abstract
Tamoxifen
has
been
the
mainstay
therapy
to
treat
early,
locally
advanced,
and
metastatic
estrogen
receptor-positive
(ER
+
)
breast
cancer,
constituting
around
75%
of
all
cases.
However,
emergence
resistance
is
common,
necessitating
identification
novel
therapeutic
targets.
Here,
we
demonstrated
that
long-noncoding
RNA
LINC00152
confers
tamoxifen
by
blocking
tamoxifen-induced
ferroptosis,
an
iron-mediated
cell
death.
Mechanistically,
inhibiting
reduces
mRNA
stability
phosphodiesterase
4D
(
PDE4D
),
leading
activation
cAMP/PKA/CREB
axis
increased
expression
TRPC1
Ca
2+
channel.
This
causes
cytosolic
overload
generation
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
is,
on
one
hand,
accompanied
downregulation
FTH1,
a
member
iron
sequestration
unit,
thus
increasing
intracellular
Fe
levels;
other
inhibition
peroxidase
activity
upon
reduced
GPX4
xCT
levels,
in
part
cAMP/CREB.
These
ultimately
restore
tamoxifen-dependent
lipid
peroxidation
ferroptotic
death
which
are
reversed
chelating
or
overexpressing
xCT.
Overexpressing
reverses
inhibition-mediated
sensitization
de-activating
cAMP/Ca
/ferroptosis
axis.
Importantly,
high
significantly
correlated
with
PDE4D/low
ferroptosis
worse
survival
multiple
cohorts
tamoxifen-
tamoxifen-containing
endocrine
therapy-treated
ER+
cancer
patients.
Overall,
identified
as
mechanism
via
restoring
destabilizing
PDE4D,
cAMP
ROS
peroxidation.
Our
findings
reveal
its
effectors
actionable
targets
improve
clinical
outcome
refractory
cancer.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2025
Patients
with
Mycoplasma
pneumoniae
(MP)
infections
have
markedly
higher
C-reactive
protein
(CRP).
We
investigated
how
CRP
contributes
to
lung
epithelial
cell
death
following
MP
infection.
levels
were
assessed
in
children
diagnosed
pneumonia
(MPP)
and
A549
cells
infected
MP.
genetically
modified
overexpress
CRP.
Effects
on
viability,
apoptosis,
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
mitochondrial
membrane
potential
(ΔΨm)
evaluated.
The
expression
of
proteins
implicated
the
p38
MAPK/mitochondrial
apoptotic
pathway
was
analyzed.
protective
effects
MAPK
inhibitor
SB203580
protector
cyclosporin
A
(CsA)
assessed.
elevated
both
MPP
patients
MP-infected
compared
controls.
Increased
apoptosis
reduced
viability
observed
cells.
overexpression
led
upregulation
pathway,
increased
cytoplasmic
Cyt
C,
decreased
Tom
20
ΔΨm,
ROS.
Pretreatment
or
posttreatment
CsA
damage
enhanced
survival.
during
infection
promote
by
activating
pathway.
Targeting
this
could
offer
therapeutic
reduce
patients.IMPORTANCEThis
study
provides
critical
information
understanding
pathophysiological
mechanisms
for
concerning
mediating
injury.
This
outlines
significant
increase
shows
its
direct
involvement
through
By
explaining
possibility
targeting
connected
signaling
devise
interventions
amelioration
is
brought
light.
implications
such
data
are
not
merely
added
knowledge
disease
pathobiology
but
also
it
brings
new
promise
novel
intervention
strategies
result
improved
clinical
outcomes.
elucidation
specific
molecular
targets
inside
heralds
a
area
regarding
direction
future
research
application
humanity
general
broader
relevance
impact
respiratory
diseases.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
26(7), С. 3195 - 3195
Опубликована: Март 29, 2025
Diabetes
mellitus
is
characterized
by
a
state
of
hyperglycemia,
which
can
lead
to
severe
complications
if
left
untreated
or
poorly
managed.
Diabetic
peripheral
neuropathy
(DPN)
one
common
complication.
This
condition
damage
the
nerves
that
supply
legs
and
feet
as
well
problems
with
blood
vessels,
heart,
urinary
tract.
To
alleviate
pain
for
patients,
clinicians
resort
long-term
treatment
regimens
nerve
medications,
are
usually
either
anticonvulsants
antidepressants.
However,
little
understood
about
underlying
mechanisms
DPN.
Many
pathogenic
pathways
have
been
proposed,
mitochondrial
dysfunction.
Mitochondrial
dysfunction
includes
range
possible
deficiencies
given
number
functions
controlled
located
in
mitochondria,
including
their
core
function
bioenergetics.
review
focuses
on
bioenergetics,
respiration/ATP
synthesis
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
production,
calcium
homeostasis
apoptosis,
potential
targets
effective
diabetic
neuropathy.
Immune
checkpoint
inhibitors,
are
the
fourth
most
common
therapeutic
tool
after
surgery,
chemotherapy,
and
radiotherapy
for
colorectal
cancer
(CRC).
However,
only
a
small
proportion
(≈5%)
of
CRC
patients,
those
with
"hot"
(immuno-activated)
tumors,
benefit
from
therapy.
Pyroptosis,
an
innovative
form
programmed
cell
death,
is
potentially
effective
means
to
mediate
"cold"
transformation
tumor
microenvironment
(TME).
Calcium-releasing
hydroxyapatite
(HAP)
nanoparticles
(NPs)
trigger
calcium
overload
pyroptosis
in
cells.
current
limitations
these
nanomedicines,
such
as
poor
tumor-targeting
capabilities
insufficient
(Ca)
ion
release,
limit
their
application.
In
this
study,
chondroitin
sulfate
(CS)
used
target
tumors
via
binding
CD44
receptors
kaempferol
(KAE)
Ca
homeostasis
disruptor
construct
CS-HAP@KAE
NPs
that
function
inducers
bind
membrane,
HAP
released
response
acidic
environment
TME,
enhances
influx
extracellular
Ca,
resulting
intracellular
pyroptosis.
This
associated
excessive
endoplasmic
reticulum
stress
triggered
activation
stimulator
interferon
genes/interferon
regulatory
factor
3
pathway,
ultimately
transforming
TME
"hot".
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
25(9), С. 4968 - 4968
Опубликована: Май 2, 2024
Breast
cancer
is
one
of
the
most
common
cancers
worldwide,
at
same
time
being
prevalent
causes
women’s
death.
Many
factors
such
as
alcohol,
weight
fluctuations,
or
hormonal
replacement
therapy
can
potentially
contribute
to
breast
development
and
progression.
Another
important
factor
in
onset
includes
micronutrient
status.
In
this
narrative
review,
we
analyzed
23
micronutrients
their
possible
influence
on
Further,
aim
study
was
investigate
impact
status
prevention
its
various
therapeutic
pathways.
We
researched
meta-analyses,
systemic
reviews,
retrospective
studies,
well
original
studies
human
animal
models.
The
results
these
indicate
a
correlation
between
different
levels
decreased
risk
better
survival
rate.
However,
further
are
necessary
establish
adequate
doses
supplementation
chosen
exact
mechanisms
therapy.
Respiratory Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
26(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 28, 2025
Mechanical
stress
and
calcium
metabolism
are
associated
with
lung
development
various
pulmonary
diseases.
Our
previous
research
demonstrated
that
BDKRB1/Ca2+
signal
transduction
may
be
involved
in
dysplasia
resulting
from
scoliosis
thoracic
insufficiency.
Therefore,
the
present
study
aims
to
investigate
effects
of
mechanical
on
growth
influx
alveolar
epithelial
cells,
as
well
role
signaling
these
processes.
Flow
cytometry,
CCK-8,
EDU
staining
assay
were
employed
assess
cycle,
influx,
activity,
proliferation
RLE-6TN
cells
subjected
stresses
varying
amplitudes
(5%,
10%
15%).
RT-qPCR
western
blotting
performed
evaluate
BDKRB1/Ca2+/CaMKII/MEK1/ERK
cells.
at
effectively
enhanced
viability,
positive
ratio,
S-phase
percentage,
Ca2+
concentration
while
reducing
G1-phase
percentage.
Conversely,
15%
exerted
an
inhibitory
effect
cell
proliferation.
Additionally,
significantly
upregulated
expression
BDKRB1,
CaMKIIα/δ,
p-MEK1
p-ERK1/2
Notably,
BDKRB1
knockdown
attenuated
stress-induced
increase
both
Moreover,
blocked
activation
Ca2⁺/CaMKII/MEK1/ERK
pathway
induced
by
stress.
Appropriate
levels
contribute
modulating
signaling.