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Biochimica et biophysica acta | Vol.1757, Issue.9-10 | | Pages 1066-72

Biochimica et biophysica acta

Supercomplexes and subcomplexes of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation.

Ilka, Wittig Rosalba, Carrozzo Filippo M, Santorelli Hermann, Sch?gger  
Abstract

Dimerization or oligomerization of ATP synthase has been proposed to play an important role for mitochondrial cristae formation and to be involved in regulating ATP synthase activity. We found comparable oligomycin-sensitive ATPase activity for monomeric and oligomeric ATP synthase suggesting that oligomerization/monomerization dynamics are not directly involved in regulating ATP synthase activity. Binding of the natural IF1 inhibitor protein has been shown to induce dimerization of F1-subcomplexes. This suggested that binding of IF1 might also dimerize holo ATP synthase, and possibly link dimerization and inhibition. Analyzing mitochondria of human rho zero cells that contain mitochondria but lack mitochondrial DNA, we identified three subcomplexes of ATP synthase: (i) F1 catalytic domain, (ii) F1-domain with bound IF1, and (iii) F1-c subcomplex with bound IF1 and a ring of subunits c. Since both IF1 containing subcomplexes were present in monomeric state and exhibited considerably reduced ATPase activity as compared to the third subcomplex lacking IF1, we postulate that inhibition and induction of dimerization of F1-subcomplexes by IF1 are independent events. F1-subcomplexes were also found in mitochondria of patients with specific mitochondrial disorders, and turned out to be useful for the clinical differentiation between various types of mitochondrial biosynthesis disorders. Supramolecular associations of respiratory complexes, the "respirasomes", seem not to be the largest assemblies in the structural organization of the respiratory chain, as suggested by differential solubilization of mitochondria and electron microscopic analyses of whole mitochondria. We present a model for a higher supramolecular association of respirasomes into a "respiratory string".

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Supercomplexes and subcomplexes of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation.

Dimerization or oligomerization of ATP synthase has been proposed to play an important role for mitochondrial cristae formation and to be involved in regulating ATP synthase activity. We found comparable oligomycin-sensitive ATPase activity for monomeric and oligomeric ATP synthase suggesting that oligomerization/monomerization dynamics are not directly involved in regulating ATP synthase activity. Binding of the natural IF1 inhibitor protein has been shown to induce dimerization of F1-subcomplexes. This suggested that binding of IF1 might also dimerize holo ATP synthase, and possibly link dimerization and inhibition. Analyzing mitochondria of human rho zero cells that contain mitochondria but lack mitochondrial DNA, we identified three subcomplexes of ATP synthase: (i) F1 catalytic domain, (ii) F1-domain with bound IF1, and (iii) F1-c subcomplex with bound IF1 and a ring of subunits c. Since both IF1 containing subcomplexes were present in monomeric state and exhibited considerably reduced ATPase activity as compared to the third subcomplex lacking IF1, we postulate that inhibition and induction of dimerization of F1-subcomplexes by IF1 are independent events. F1-subcomplexes were also found in mitochondria of patients with specific mitochondrial disorders, and turned out to be useful for the clinical differentiation between various types of mitochondrial biosynthesis disorders. Supramolecular associations of respiratory complexes, the "respirasomes", seem not to be the largest assemblies in the structural organization of the respiratory chain, as suggested by differential solubilization of mitochondria and electron microscopic analyses of whole mitochondria. We present a model for a higher supramolecular association of respirasomes into a "respiratory string".

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Ilka, Wittig Rosalba, Carrozzo Filippo M, Santorelli Hermann, Sch?gger,.Supercomplexes and subcomplexes of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation.. 1757 (9-10),1066-72.

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