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| 1 | HPDL deficiency causes a neuromuscular disease by impairing the mitochondrial respiration显示文摘Mitochondrial diseases are caused by variants in both mitochondrial and nuclear genomes.A nuclear gene HPDL(4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate dioxygenase-like),which encodes an intermembrane mitochondrial protein,has been recently implicated in causing a neurodegenerative disease characterized by pediatric-onset spastic movement phenotypes.Here,we report six Chinese patients with bi-allelic HPDL pathogenic variants from four unrelated families showing neuropathic symptoms of variable severity,including developmental delay/intellectual disability,spasm,and hypertonia.Seven different pathogenic variants are identified,of which five are novel.Both fibroblasts and immortalized lymphocytes derived from patients show impaired mitochondrial respiratory function,which is also observed in HPDL-knockdown(KD)He La cells.In these He La cells,overexpression of a wild-type HPDL gene can rescue the respiratory phenotype of oxygen consumption rate.In addition,a decreased activity of the oxidative phosphorylation(OXPHOS)complex II is observed in patient-derived lymphocytes and HPDL-KD He La cells,further supporting an essential role of HPDL in the mitochondrial respiratory chain.Collectively,our data expand the clinical and mutational spectra of this mitochondrial neuropathy and further delineate the possible disease mechanism involving the impairment of the OXPHOS complex II activity due to the bi-allelic inactivations of HPDL. | Yu Sun Xiujuan Wei Fang Fang Yiping Shen Haiyan Wei Jiuwei Li Xianglai Ye Yongkun Zhan Xiantao Ye Xiaomin Liu Wei Yang Yuhua Li Xiangju Geng Xuelin Huang Yiyan Ruan Zailong Qin Shang Yi Jianxin Lyu Hezhi Fang Yongguo Yu | 2021 | Journal of Genetics and Genomics2021，48，8： | 1 |
| 2 | The effects of telocinobufagin isolated from Chan Su on the activation and cytokine secretion of immunocytes in vitro显示文摘 | Yongguo Cao Yu Song Na An | 2009 | Fundamental & Clinical Pharmacology2009，23，： | 1 |
| 3 | Developmental toxicity and programming alterations of multiple organs in offspring induced by medication during pregnancy显示文摘Medication during pregnancy is widespread,but there are few reports on its fetal safety.Recent studies suggest that medication during pregnancy can affect fetal morphological and functional development through multiple pathways,multiple organs,and multiple targets.Its mechanisms involve direct ways such as oxidative stress,epigenetic modification,and metabolic activation,and it may also be indirectly caused by placental dysfunction.Further studies have found that medication during pregnancy may also indirectly lead to multi-organ developmental programming,functional homeostasis changes,and susceptibility to related diseases in offspring by inducing fetal intrauterine exposure to too high or too low levels of maternal-derived glucocorticoids.The organ developmental toxicity and programming alterations caused by medication during pregnancy may also have gender differences and multi-generational genetic effects mediated by abnormal epigenetic modification.Combined with the latest research results of our laboratory,this paper reviews the latest research progress on the developmental toxicity and functional programming alterations of multiple organs in offspring induced by medication during pregnancy,which can provide a theoretical and experimental basis for rational medication during pregnancy and effective prevention and treatment of drug-related multiple fetal-originated diseases. | Zhengjie Lu Yu Guo Dan Xu Hao Xiao Yongguo Dai Kexin Liu Liaobin Chen Hui Wang | 2023 | Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B2023，13，2： | 1 |
| 4 | Prenatal amoxicillin exposure induces developmental toxicity in fetal mice and its characteristics显示文摘Amoxicillin,a widely used antibiotic in human and veterinary pharmaceuticals,is now considered as an“emerging contaminant”because it exists widespreadly in the environment and brings a series of adverse outcomes.Currently,systematic studies about the developmental toxicity of amoxicillin are still lacking.We explored the potential effects of amoxicillin exposure on pregnancy outcomes,maternal/fetal serum phenotypes,and fetal multiple organ development in mice,at different doses(75,150,300 mg/(kg·day))during late-pregnancy,or at a dose of 300 mg/(kg·day)during different stages(mid-/latepregnancy)and courses(single-/multi-course).Results showed that prenatal amoxicillin exposure(PAmE)had no significant infuence on the body weights of dams,but it could inhibit the physical development and reduce the survival rate of fetuses,especially during the midpregnancy.Meanwhile,PAmE altered multiple maternal/fetal serum phenotypes,especially in fetuses.Fetal multi-organ function results showed that PAmE inhibited testicular/adrenal steroid synthesis,long bone/cartilage and hippocampal development,and enhanced ovarian steroid synthesis and hepatic glycogenesis/lipogenesis,and the order of severity might be gonad(testis,ovary)>liver>others.Further analysis found that PAmE-induced multiorgan developmental and functional alterations had differences in stages,courses and fetal gender,and the most obvious changes might be in high-dose,late-pregnancy and multicourse,but there was no typical rule of a dose-response relationship.In conclusion,this study confirmed that PAmE could cause abnormal development and multi-organ function alterations,which deepens our understanding of the risk of PAmE and provides an experimental basis for further exploration of the long-term harm. | Yongguo Dai Yu Peng Wen Hu Yi Liu Hui Wang | 2024 | Journal of Environmental Sciences2024，，3： | 0 |
| 5 | Enhanced genome editing to ameliorate a genetic metabolic liver disease through co-delivery of adeno-associated virus receptor显示文摘Genome editing through adeno-associated viral(AAV) vectors is a promising gene therapy strategy for various diseases,especially genetic disorders. However, homologous recombination(HR) efficiency is extremely low in adult animal models. We assumed that increasing AAV transduction efficiency could increase genome editing activity, especially HR efficiency, for in vivo gene therapy. Firstly, a mouse phenylketonuria(PKU) model carrying a pathogenic R408W mutation in phenylalanine hydroxylase(Pah) was generated. Through co-delivery of the general AAV receptor(AAVR), we found that AAVR could dramatically increase AAV transduction efficiency in vitro and in vivo. Furthermore, co-delivery of SaCas9/sgRNA/donor templates with AAVR via AAV8 vectors increased indel rate over 2-fold and HR rate over 15-fold for the correction of the single mutation in Pah;mice. Moreover, AAVR co-injection successfully increased the site-specific insertion rate of a 1.4 kb Pah cDNA by 11-fold, bringing the HR rate up to 7.3% without detectable global off-target effects. Insertion of Pah cDNA significantly decreased the Phe level and ameliorated PKU symptoms. This study demonstrates a novel strategy to dramatically increase AAV transduction which substantially enhanced in vivo genome editing efficiency in adult animal models, showing clinical potential for both conventional and genome editing-based gene therapy. | Shuming Yin Lie Ma Tingting Shao Mei Zhang Yuting Guan Liren Wang Yaqiang Hu Xi Chen Honghui Han Nan Shen Wenjuan Qiu Hongquan Geng Yongguo Yu Shichang Li Weishi Yu Mingyao Liu Dali Li | 2022 | Science China(Life Sciences)2022，65，4： | 0 |
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