Study on the Role of Mitophagy Receptor PHB2 in Doubly Uniparental Inheritance of Hyriopsis cumingii
Marine biotechnology (New York, N.Y.)(2023)
摘要
In bivalves, the heterogeneity of mitochondrial DNA and its unique mode of transmission have been the focus of attention, which is called doubly uniparental inheritance (DUI). Prohibitin-2 ( phb2 ) is a mitochondrial inner membrane protein that is a key mitophagy receptor for parental mitochondrial removal. Hyriopsis cumingii is a freshwater bivalve in China, the full-length cDNA of H. cumingii phb2 (named Hcphb2 ) is 2917 bp and encodes a total of 300 amino acids, a highly conserved sequence. Hcphb2 was highly expressed in the ovary. In the gonadal tissues of 5- to 8-month-old female mussels, the expression level of Hcphb2 continued to significantly increase. After Hcphb2 siRNA interference in 6-month-old female mussels, the expression of M-COII , a marker gene on M-type mitochondria, showed a considerable increase ( p < 0.05). In contrast, the expression of autophagosome formation and maturation-related genes, atg4b , atg5 , atg12 , and atg16l , in the ATG family genes was significantly decreased ( p < 0.01). Subcellular localization showed that Hcphb2 appeared in spermatogonia, spermatocyte, spermatid, and sperm, and its location changes synchronize with the behavior of M-type mitochondria location changes in DUI species. And it was found that miR-184 negatively regulated Hcphb2 . The above results suggest that the mitochondrial autophagy receptor gene Hcphb2 may be associated with the degradation of M-type mitochondria in the freshwater mussel. This process requires multiple genes to participate, of which Hcphb2 and autophagy genes are only some of those that may play a role.
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Phb2,M-type mitochondria,Doubly uniparental inheritance,Autophagy,miR-184
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