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SUIT protocol library

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SUIT protocol library

Description

The Substrate-uncoupler-inhibitor titration (SUIT) protocol library contains classes of SUIT protocols with coupling and substrate control defined for mitochondrial preparations.

Abbreviation: SUITs


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Strategy

  1. Select a pathway control state.
  2. Select a control pattern.
  3. Define substrates for each pathway state.
  4. Define coupling states.


Definition of states

Experimental conditions

  • Temp
  • O2
  • Medium
  • Oxygen level
  • ADP kinetics
  • Substrate kinetics

O2k configuration

  • Amp: Amplex Red, TMRM, Ca Green, ...
  • Pot
  • Spectrophotometry


Define substrates

Substrate control states are defined for each pathway control state (CI-linked, CII-linked, CI&II-linked) is defined by a specific substrate or substrate combination. These substrates may be added in a single step, or in multiple steps for analyis of the effect of different substrate combinations within a pathway control state.

  • CI: PM, GM, PGM, M, ..
  • CII: S(Rot), S, SM, ..
  • CI&II: PS, GS, PMS, GMS, PGMS, ..
  • CIV: AsTM
  • FAO: Oct, Pal, ...
  • CGpDH:
  • c

Define coupling states

The coupling control states require a complementary definition of an ETS-competent substrate state.

Coupling states: LEAK OXPHOS ETS


Define residual oxygen consumption

  • ROX: Rot&Ama, Rot&Mna&Ama, Myx, Cn, Az, ..

ROX


Pathway control states

Single pathway control states

  1. CI
  2. CII
  3. CI&II
  4. CIV
  5. FAO
  6. CGpDH

Multiple pathway control states

A. CI-CII-CIV

  1. CI + CII
  2. CI + CII + CIV
  3. CI + CI&II + CII
  4. CI + CI&II + CII + CIV

B. FAO-CI-CII-CGpDH-CIV

  1. FAO + CI&FAO + CII + CGpDH
  2. FAO + CI&FAO + CII + CGpDH + CIV
  3. FAO + CI&FAO + CI&II&FAO + CII + CGpDH
  4. FAO + CI&FAO + CI&II&FAO + CII + CGpDH + CIV

C. FAO-CI-CII-CIV

  1. FAO + CI&FAO + CII
  2. FAO + CI&FAO + CII + CIV
  3. FAO + CI&FAO + CI&II&FAO + CII
  4. FAO + CI&FAO + CI&II&FAO + CII + CIV

D. CGpDH-CI-CII-CIV

  1. CGpDH + CI&GpDH
  2. CGpDH + CI&GpDH + CII&GpDH
  3. CGpDH + CI&GpDH + CII&GpDH + CIV
  4. CGpDH + CI&GpDH + CI&II&GpDH + CII&GpDH
  5. CGpDH + CI&GpDH + CI&II&GpDH + CII&GpDH + CIV
  6. CI + CI&GpDH + ...
  7. CI + CI&II + CI&II&GpDH + ...
  8. CI&II + CI&II&GpDH + ...

E. FAO-CGpDH-CI-CII-CIV

  1. FAO + FAO&GpDH + CI&FAO&GpDH + ...
  2. CGpDH + FAO&GpDH + CI&FAO&GpDH + ...
  3. FAO + FAO&GpDH + CI&II&FAO + CI&II&FAO&GpDH + ...
  4. CGpDH + FAO&GpDH + CI&FAO&GpDH + ...
  5. CI + CI&II + CI&II&GpDH + CI&II&FAO&GpDH + ...
  6. ...

Control patterns

Linear

  1. Linear coupling control: at a single substrate state (classical State 3 -> State 4, or P -> LT).
  2. Linear substrate control: at a single coupling state (unusual).
  3. Monodirectional linear coupling control: LN -> PD -> EF
  4. Bidirectional linear coupling control: LN -> PD -> LOmy -> EF


Orthogonal

  1. Orthogonal coupling -> substrate control (mono- or bidirectional)
  2. Orthogonal substrate -> coupling control (mono- or bidirectional)


Diametral

  1. Diametral coupling -> substrate ->> control (mono- or bidirectional)
  2. Diametral substrate -> coupling ->> control (mono- or bidirectional)


SUIT library

CI + CI&II + CII diametral

Respiratory states: CIL -> CIP -> CI&IIP -> CI&IIE -> CIIE -> ROX

  • GM+D+S+U+Rot Innsbruck-Copenhagen protocol: GM+D+c+S+U+Rot ::Cyt c: added after ADP; cyt c added after S; ADP conc: _ _; ROX: Ama (Boushel 2007 Diabetologia)


CI + CI + CI&II + CII diamteral

  • GM+D+P+S+U+Rot Innsbruck-Liege protocol 1: GM+D+c+P+S+U+Rot::Cytochrome c: early addition of c ensures comparability of all states in case of any c effect.
  • PM+D+G+S+U+Rot Innsbruck-Liege protocol 2: PM+D+c+G+S+U+Rot


FAO + CI + CI&II + CII diametral

Respiratory states: FAOL -> FAOP -> CI&FAOP -> CI&II&FAOP -> CI&II&FAOE -> CIIE -> ROX


Respiratory states: FAOL -> FAOP -> CI&FAOP -> CI&II&FAOP -> CIIP -> CIIL -> CIIE -> ROX

  • OctM+D+G+S+Rot+Omy+U Greenland-Monte Rosa protocol: OctM+D+G+S+Rot+Omy+U+c::Cyt c: added after U. The absence of a significant c-effect shows the integrity of the outer mitochondrial membrane after fibre preparation and also shows the preservation of integrity over a 90-100 min incubation in the O2k (MiR05); Oxygen: oxygen limitation of flux was preventd by maintaining oxygen levels in the respirometer above air saturation (Pesta 2012 Methods Mol Biol); ROX: Mna+Ama


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