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| 1 | Metaxin deficiency alters mitochondrial membrane permeability and leads to resistance to TNF-induced cell killing显示文摘The correspondence would like to state that Paul Bornstein and Lucas Armstrong were not given an opportunity to review the manuscript of this paper. | Koh Ono Xiaofei Wang Sung Ouk Kim Lucas CArmstrong Paul Bornstein Jiahuai Han | 2010 | Protein & Cell2010，1，12： | 2 |
| 2 | Changes in physicochemical properties of Kochujiang and Doenjang prepared with Extrudated Wheat Flour during Fermentation显示文摘 | Kum Junseok Han Ouk | 1997 | Korean J Food Sci Technol1997，26，4： | 1 |
| 3 | Metaxin deficiency alters mitochondrial membrane permeability and leads to resistance to TNF-induced cell killing显示文摘Metaxin,a mitochondrial outer membrane protein,is critical for TNF-induced cell death in L929 cells.Its deficiency,caused by retroviral insertion-mediated mutagenesis,renders L929 cells resistance to TNF killing.In this study,we further characterized metaxin deficiency-caused TNF resistance in parallel with Bcl-X_(L) overexpressionmediated death resistance.We did not find obvious change in mitochondria membrane potential in metaxindeficient(Met^(mut))and Bcl-X_(L)-overexpressing cells,but we did find an increase in the release rate of the mitochondrial membrane potential probe rhodamine 123(Rh123)that was preloaded into mitochondria.In addition,overexpression of a function-interfering mutant of metaxin(MetaΔTM/C)or Bcl-X_(L) in MCF-7.3.28 cells also resulted in an acquired resistance to TNF killing and a faster rate of Rh123 release,indicating a close correlation between TNF resistance and higher rates of the dye release from the mitochondria.The release of Rh123 can be controlled by the mitochondrial membrane permeability transition(PT)pore,as targeting an inner membrane component of the PT pore by cyclosporin A(CsA)inhibited Rh123 release.However,metaxin deficiency and Bcl-X_(L) overexpression apparently affect Rh123 release from a site(s)different from that of CsA,as CsA can overcome their effect.Though both metaxin and Bcl-X_(L) appear to function on the outer mitochondrial membrane,they do not interact with each other.They may use different mechanisms to increase the permeability of Rh123,since previous studies have suggested that metaxin may influence certain outer membrane porins while Bcl-X_(L) may form pores on the outer membrane.The alteration of the mitochondrial outer membrane properties by metaxin deficiency and Bcl-X_(L) overespression,as indicated by a quicker Rh123 release,may be helpful in maintaining mitochondrial integrity. | Koh Ono Xiaofei Wang Sung Ouk Kim Lucas C.Armstrong Paul Bornstein Jiahuai Han | 2010 | Protein & Cell2010，1，2： | 1 |
| 4 | AMPD3 is involved in anthrax LeTx-induced macrophage cell death显示文摘The responses of macrophages to Bacillus anthracis infection are important for the survival of the host,since macrophages are required for the germination of B.anthracis spores in lymph nodes,and macrophage death exacerbates anthrax lethal toxin(LeTx)-induced organ collapse.To elucidate the mechanism of macrophage cell death induced by LeTx,we performed a genetic screen to search for genes associated with LeTx-induced macrophage cell death.RAW264.7 cells,a macrophage-like cell line sensitive to LeTx-induced death,were randomly mutated and LeTx-resistant mutant clones were selected.AMP deaminase 3(AMPD3),an enzyme that converts AMP to IMP,was identified to be mutated in one of the resistant clones.The requirement of AMPD3 in LeTxinduced cell death of RAW 264.7 cells was confirmed by the restoration of LeTx sensitivity with ectopic reconstitution of AMPD3 expression.AMPD3 deficiency does not affect LeTx entering cells and the cleavage of mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase(MKK)by lethal factor inside cells,but does impair an unknown downstream event that is linked to cell death.Our data provides new information regarding LeTx-induced macrophage death and suggests that there is a key regulatory site downstream of or parallel to MKK cleavage that controls the cell death in LeTx-treated macrophages. | Sangun Lee Yanhai Wang Sung Ouk Kim Jiahuai Han | 2011 | Protein & Cell2011，2，7： | 0 |
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