Weakness and fatigability are typical features of Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients and are aggravated in dystrophic mdx mice by chronic treadmill exercise. In the present study, we describe, the pattern of differentially abundant spots that is associated to the worsening of dystrophy phenotype induced by chronic exercise. Our proteomic analysis pointed out 34 protein spots with different abundance between sedentary and exercised mdx mice. These proteins belong mostly to glucose metabolism, energy production and sarcomere structure categories. Interestingly exercise induced an increase of typical fast twitch fiber proteins (Troponin T fast skeletal muscle, Troponin I fast skeletal muscle and Myozenin-1) combined with an increase of several glycolytic enzymes. Concerning energy transfer, Adenylate kinase, showed a marked decrease when compared with non-exercised mdx. The decline of this enzyme correlates with increased Creatin kinase enzyme, suggesting that a compensatory energy metabolism mechanism could be activated in mdx mouse skeletal muscle following exercise. In addition, we analysed muscles from exercised mdx mice treated with two natural anti-oxidant compounds, apocynin and taurine, that in our previous study, were proved to be beneficial on some pathology related parameters, and we showed that these compounds can counteract exercise-induced changes in the abundance of several proteins.

Proteome analysis in dystrophic mdx mouse muscle reveals a drastic alteration of key metabolic and contractile proteins after chronic exercise and the potential modulation by anti-oxidant compounds / Gamberi, Tania; Fiaschi, Tania; Valocchia, Elisa; Modesti, Alessandra; Mantuano, Paola; Rolland, Jean-Francois; Sanarica, Francesca; De Luca, Annamaria; Magherini, Francesca. - In: JOURNAL OF PROTEOMICS. - ISSN 1874-3919. - ELETTRONICO. - 170:(2018), pp. 43-58. [10.1016/j.jprot.2017.09.009]

Proteome analysis in dystrophic mdx mouse muscle reveals a drastic alteration of key metabolic and contractile proteins after chronic exercise and the potential modulation by anti-oxidant compounds

Gamberi, Tania;Fiaschi, Tania;Valocchia, Elisa;Modesti, Alessandra;Magherini, Francesca
2018

Abstract

Weakness and fatigability are typical features of Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients and are aggravated in dystrophic mdx mice by chronic treadmill exercise. In the present study, we describe, the pattern of differentially abundant spots that is associated to the worsening of dystrophy phenotype induced by chronic exercise. Our proteomic analysis pointed out 34 protein spots with different abundance between sedentary and exercised mdx mice. These proteins belong mostly to glucose metabolism, energy production and sarcomere structure categories. Interestingly exercise induced an increase of typical fast twitch fiber proteins (Troponin T fast skeletal muscle, Troponin I fast skeletal muscle and Myozenin-1) combined with an increase of several glycolytic enzymes. Concerning energy transfer, Adenylate kinase, showed a marked decrease when compared with non-exercised mdx. The decline of this enzyme correlates with increased Creatin kinase enzyme, suggesting that a compensatory energy metabolism mechanism could be activated in mdx mouse skeletal muscle following exercise. In addition, we analysed muscles from exercised mdx mice treated with two natural anti-oxidant compounds, apocynin and taurine, that in our previous study, were proved to be beneficial on some pathology related parameters, and we showed that these compounds can counteract exercise-induced changes in the abundance of several proteins.
2018
170
43
58
Gamberi, Tania; Fiaschi, Tania; Valocchia, Elisa; Modesti, Alessandra; Mantuano, Paola; Rolland, Jean-Francois; Sanarica, Francesca; De Luca, Annamaria; Magherini, Francesca
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