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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://tdr.lib.ntu.edu.tw/jspui/handle/123456789/668
Title: 亞洲特異性ALDH2突變造成肥胖與胰島素阻抗性的分子機轉
Asian-specific ALDH2 mutation causes obesity and
insulin resistance: molecular mechanism
Authors: Cai-Cing Liu
劉采晴
Advisor: 張以承(Yi-Cheng Chang)
Keyword: 乙醛脫氫?,醛類,4-羥基壬烯醛,肥胖,能量消耗,
ALDH2, aldehyde,4-hydroxynonenal,obesity,energy expenditure,
Publication Year : 2019
Degree: 碩士
Abstract: 東亞地區,有過40%的東亞人群攜帶ALDH2特有的錯義點突變(Glu487Lys),使其酵素在異合子酵素活性失去60-80%,同合子酵素活性失去約90%,此基因突變為全球盛行率最高之單一基因疾病(占~8%全球人口)。
ALDH2 (acetaldehyde dehydrogenase 2,mitochondria)是一粒線體內的酵素,代謝乙醛為乙酸。除此之外,ALDH2還會代謝多種有害醛類,包括人體的中間代謝、腸道細菌發酵、環境當中煙霧、香菸、各種塑料以及氧化壓力引發細胞脂肪過氧化而產生的有害醛類,如4-hydroxynonenal(4-HNE),而這些有害醛類會與蛋白質產生共價鍵修飾而改變其功能。
ALDH2特有的錯義性點突變(Glu487Lys)在東亞人全基因組掃描中被發現與肥胖與相關表現型有關,我們以模擬人類突變的ALDH2 *2/*2基因嵌入鼠為模型,發現ALDH2 *2/*2基因嵌入鼠在餵食高脂高糖的飲食下,相較於對照小鼠,體重明顯上升,胰島素阻抗性增加並伴隨脂肪肝與脂肪細胞肥厚。
在這項研究中,我們探討ALDH2 *2/*2基因嵌入鼠產生肥胖的原因,發現此小鼠能量消耗減少,起因推測可能與進食後產熱降低相關;另外觀察到嵌入鼠的棕色脂肪組織明顯變小。這些現象顯示此嵌入鼠可能因棕色脂肪組織功能減少、產熱降低,而產生肥胖。
我們進一步去探討分子機制,發現4-HNE會降低棕色脂肪細胞的脂肪酸氧化功能。利用LC-MS/MS,我們發現4-HNE會與脂肪酸氧化的酵素以及電子傳遞鏈上的酵素結合,綜上所述,推測ALDH2 *2/*2基因嵌入鼠會因為有害醛類累積,影響脂肪酸氧化與粒線體功能而造成小鼠肥胖。
In East Asia, approximately 40% of the East Asian population carries an inactivating missense Glu487Lys mutation of ALDH2 (SNP671) gene. The ALDH2 enzymatic activity reduces to ~60-80 % in heterozygotes and ~90 % in homozygotes of mutants. It is the most prevalent monogenetic disease in the world (~8% global population).
ALDH2 (acetaldehyde dehydrogenase 2, mitochondria) is the primary enzyme responsible for metabolizing toxic acetaldehydes in mitochondria. ALDH2 also metabolizes a variety of toxic aldehydes, including acetaldehyde from intermediate metabolism, intestinal bacterial fermentation, environmental smog, cigarette smoke, various plastics and toxic aldehydes generated from lipid peroxidation by oxidative stress, such as 4-hydroxynonenal (4-HNE). These aldehydes modify proteins by forming covalently bond crosslinks, thereby altering their biological functions.
Several recent large-scale meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies in East Asian identified ALDH2 Glu487Lys polymorphism is significantly associated with obesity and related metabolic phenotypes. In our study, we generated Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice mimicking the human mutation as a model. We found that Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice are prone to develop obesity, insulin resistance, fatty liver, and adipocyte hypertrophy on high-fat high sucrose diet as compared to controls.
We found that the Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice had significantly lower energy expenditure than controls. This reduction in energy expenditure may result from reduced diet-induced thermogenesis. In particular, the brown adipose tissue was markedly smaller in Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice. This finding suggests the reduced thermogenesis of Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice may result from impaired brown adipose tissue function. We further explored the molecular mechanism by which the knock-in mice have reduced brown adipose tissue function. We found 4-hydroxynonenal (4-HNE) inhibits fatty acid beta-oxidation in brown adipose tissue. Using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS), we found that 4-HNE modifies enzymes involved in fatty acid beta-oxidation and the electron transfer chain. In summary, we found that Aldh2 *2/*2 knock-in mice are prone to develop obesity, insulin resistance, and fatty liver due to reduced thermogenesis, which may be related to impaired development of brown adipose tissue and toxic aldehydes-mediated suppression of fatty acid oxidation and mitochondrial function.
URI: http://tdr.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/668
DOI: 10.6342/NTU201902784
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