Dark-cutting beef mitochondrial proteomic signatures reveal increased biogenesis proteins and bioenergetics capabilities
Journal of Proteomics(2022)
摘要
Mitochondria remain active in postmortem muscles and can influence meat color via oxygen consumption. Previous studies have shown that dark-cutting compared with normal-pH beef has greater mitochondrial protein and DNA content per gram of muscle tissue. However, the mechanism regulating mitochondrial content in dark-cutting vs. normal-pH beef is still unknown. Therefore, the objective was to compare mitochondrial proteomes of dark-cutting vs. normal-pH beef using LC-MS/MS-based proteomics and mitochondrial respiratory capacity using a Clark oxygen electrode. Dark-cutting compared with normal-pH beef has up-regulation of proteins involved in mitochondrial biogenesis, oxidative phosphorylation, intracellular protein transport, and cellular calcium ion homeostasis. Mitochondria isolated from dark-cutting phenotypes showed greater mitochondrial complex II respiration and uncoupled oxidative phosphorylation. However, mitochondrial membrane integrity and respiration at complexes I and IV were not different between normal-pH and dark-cutting beef. These results indicate that dark-cutting beef has greater mitochondrial biogenesis proteins than normal-pH beef, increasing mitochondrial content and contributing to dark-cutting beef.
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Dark-cutting beef,Mitochondrial biogenesis,Oxygen consumption,Proteomics,Beef color
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