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The Mitochondrion Renáta Schipp

Origin Endosymbiothic theory the Mitochondria (and Chloroplastids) were originally free-living cells they lived in an endosymbiosis with a hostcell organellfree anaerobe Prokaryotes phagocyted aerobe Prokaryotes Mitochondrion.

Origin 37 Genes 13 mrnas 22 trnas 2 rrnas 13 Proteins

Structure Outer membrane: enclose the whole mitochondrion no invaginations contains large number of integral proteins Porin-highly permeable Porins form channels allow the exchange of different Molekuls and Ions small Molekuls pass freely bigger Proteins- signalsequenc Intermembrane space: is the space between the outer membrane and the inner membrane composition is similar to that of the cytosol

Structure Inner membrane: enclose the matrix is compartmentalized into numerous Cristae rich in an unusual phospholipid Cardiolipin make the inner membrane impermeable contains more than 150 proteins are classified into three functional groups Transportproteines: - H + /Pyruvate-Symporter - H + /Phosphate-Symporter - ADP/ATP-Antiporter Respiratory-chain Proteins: Electrontransport Proteins ATP-Synthase: Fo/F1 complex

Structure Cristae: inner membrane invaginations expand the surface enhancing the ATP synthesis Matrix: is the space enclosed by the inner membrane contains - Proteins (Enzymes) - mitochondrial ribosomes and trnas - several copies of the mitochondrial genome - intermediates from the citric acid cycle www.julius-ecke.de

Structure Outer membrane Inner membrane Crista Matrix Ribosome Matrix

Function-Energy metabolism ATP ATP ATP ATP ATP www.christinemarsh.com

Energy metabolism in mitochondria Breakdown of glucose (aerobic eukaryotes): 1. glycolysis 2. citric acid cycle (Szent-Györgyi-Krebs) 3. oxidative phosphorylation C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6 O 2 6 CO 2 + 6 H 2 O

NAD(Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) Coenzyme transports electrons from one reaction to another NAD + accepts electrons from other molecules and becomes reduced NADH NADH donate electrons and becomes oxidized to its original form NAD +

Energy metabolism in mitochondria Glycolysis, citric acid cycle Glycolysis: in the cytosol glucose (C 6 ) converted into 2 pyruvate (C 3 ) molecules 2 ATP and 2 NADH molecules are produced Citric acid cycle: in the mitochondrial matrix pyruvate acetyl-coenzyme A (C 2 ) acetyl-coenzyme A + oxalacetate (C 4 ) citric acid (C 6 ) cycle oxalacetate production of GTP, CO 2, reduced coenzymes (NADH, FADH 2 )

formation of: 2 ATP 2 NADH formation of: 2 CO 2 3 NADH 1 FADH 2 1 GTP

Energy metabolism in mitochondria Oxidative phosphorylation Oxidative phosphorylation: in the inner membrane electrons: reduced coenzymes respiratory chain (electron transport system) O 2 H 2 O generation of electrochemical proton gradient (chemiosmosis mechanism) ATP synthase: ATP-production (ADP + P i ATP) The final electron acceptor is molecular oxygen is reduced to water (harmful intermediates are generated =ROS)

matrix intermembrane space 1 Proton- 30 1ATP- 4 Protons-120 360-3ATP

Fully oxidation of 1 glucose molecule Glycolysis: Production of 4 ATP but 2 are consumed 2 ATP Citric acid cycle: 2 ATP (indirectly) Oxidative phosphorylation: 30 or 32 ATP 34 or 36 ATP molecules

The human mitochondrial genetic apparatus Mitochondrial DNA: small circular double-stranded heavy (H) and light (L) chain 2-10 copies/mitochondrion in the mitochondrial matrix mostly coding regions rrnas, trnas, mrnas symmetrical transcription no RNA import or export no protein export protein import high mutation rate

Mutation of mtdna Free radicals No histon proteins Proofreading and repair are weak

Reactive oxygen species (ROS) During reduction of oxygen harmful, instable intermediates are produced (superoxide or peroxide anions) These are called reactive oxygen species (ROS): are very harmful to cells oxidize proteins, destroy the membrane and cause mutations in DNA cause diseases and is proposed as one cause of aging

Inheritance Maternal: mitochondria are inherited only from mothers non- mendelian inheritance

Inheritance

Mitochondrial diseases mutations in the mitochondrial DNA decrease in ATP production those tissues/organs are affected, which require lots of energy Leber s hereditary optic neuropathy Parkinson disease Alzheimer disease diabetes mellitus physiological aging

Formation and degradation no de novo formation are generated trough growth and binary fission lysosomal degradation www.nature.com Fission Degradation

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Structure www.nature.com

Genome (auf Seite 114) Characteristic Nuclear Genome Mitochondrial Genome Size ~ 3.3x10 9 bp 16,569bp Form of DNA Number of DNA- molecules per cell linear, doublestranded 23 (haploid) 46 (diploid) circular, doublestranded H-strand, L-strand tausende Kopien pro Zelle 2-10 Kopien pro Mitochondrium Percentage of coding DNA ~ 3% vorwiegend nichtkodierend ~ 93% vorwiegend kodierend Number of Genes encoded ~20.000-30.000 37 13mRNAs, 22tRNAs, 2rRNAs Associated proteins Mutations-rate Histone and non-histone- Proteins < 20 % no Histones (Nucleoid) no Histones weak Proofreading free radicals (ROS)

Genome en.wikipedia.org

mtdna Synthesis Characteristic Nunlear Genome Mitochondrial Genome DNA Replication symmetric asymmetric Replication enzymes in nuclear genom encoded DNA-Polymerase α,δ,ε in nuclear genom encoded DNA-Polymerase γ Proofreading normal weak L H, H L bricker.tcnj.edu

Transcription Characteristic Nuclear Genome Mitochondrial Genome Transcription asymmetric symmetric RNA Polymerase in nuclear genom encoded in nuclear genom encoded Introns highly repeated no Splicing 5 Cap Poly A tail

Posttranscriptional Modificatios of mtrnas polycistronic RNA Transcript Nucleotid-Addition CCA to 3 trna Polyadenylation 3 mrna Base-Modification Ex. rrnas, trnas Modification with Endonucleases Ex. rrnas, trnas, monocystronic mrna No RNA Export, Import

Translation Characteristic Nuclear Genome Mitochondrial Genome Proteins All in cytoplasm translated 1% in Mitochondrion 99% at free Ribosomes in cytoplasm Genetic Code Universal unique codes 99 % All other Proteins (Functional) 1% Subunites of respiratory chain proteins

Formation and degradation no de novo formation are generated trough growth and binary fission lysosomal degradation www.nature.com Fission Degradation

Inheritance Maternal: mitochondria are inherited only from mothers www.hgate.net www.symptomat.de

Inheritance

Eva Hypothesis she is the woman from whom all living humans today descend on their mother s side lesveritesscientifiques.com Family tree of recent human evolution as proposed by Cann, et al. (1987).

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