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Brain pyrimidine nucleotide synthesis and Alzheimer disease

Pesini, Alba; Gaudó, Paula; Ferrer, Isidro; Bayona-Bafaluy, M Pilar; Andrés-Benito, Pol; Iglesias, Eldris; Montoya, Julio; Jiménez-Salvador, Irene; Garrido-Pérez, Nuria; Pesini, Pedro; Meade, Patricia; Ruiz-Pesini, Eduardo

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Many patients suffering late-onset Alzheimer disease show a deficit in respiratory complex IV activity. The de novo pyrimidine biosynthesis pathway connects with the mitochondrial respiratory chain upstream from respiratory complex IV. We hypothesized that these patients would have decreased pyrimidine nucleotide levels. Then, different cell processes for which these compounds are essential, such as neuronal membrane generation and maintenance and synapses production, would be compromised. Using a cell model, we show that inhibiting oxidative phosphorylation function reduces neuronal differentiation. Linking these processes to pyrimidine nucleotides, uridine treatment recovers neuronal differentiation. To unmask the importance of these pathways in Alzheimer disease, we firstly confirm the existence of the de novo pyrimidine biosynthesis pathway in adult human brain. Then, we report altered mRNA levels for genes from both de novo pyrimidine biosynthesis and pyrimidine salvage pathways in brain from patients with Alzheimer disease. Thus, uridine supplementation might be used as a therapy for those Alzheimer disease patients with low respiratory complex IV activity. Pesini, Alba; Iglesias, Eldris; Bayona-Bafaluy, M Pilar; Garrido-Pérez, Nuria; Meade, Patricia; Gaudó, Paula; Jiménez-Salvador, Irene; Andrés-Benito, Pol; Montoya, Julio; Ferrer, Isidro; Pesini, Pedro; Ruiz-Pesini, Eduardo

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www.aging-us.com 8433 AGING INTRODUCTION La e-onse Alzheime disease (AD) is a ch onic and p og essi e neu odegene a i e diso de clinically cha ac e ized by memo y loss and cogni i e decline. Rep esen a i e his opa hological indings in AD b ain include ex acellula amyloid-β (Aβ) plaques, in acellula neu o ib illa y angles composed o hype phospho yla ed au, and a con inuous loss o neu ons. Acco ding o he ‘amyloid cascade hypo hesis’, Aβ deposi ion is he cause o AD [1]. Howe e , in he ‘mi ochond ial cascade hypo hesis’, he o igin o AD is a de ec in he oxida i e phospho yla ion (OXPHOS) sys em [2]. In e es ingly, bioene ge ics and Aβ appea o be closely ela ed. Thus, www.aging-us.com AGING 2019, Vol. 11, No. 19 Resea ch Pape B ain py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis and Alzheime disease Alba Pesini 1,2, Eld is Iglesias1,2, M. Pila Bayona-Ba aluy1,2,3, Nu ia Ga ido-Pé ez1,2,3, Pa icia Meade 1,2, Paula Gaudó1,2, I ene Jiménez-Sal ado 1, Pol And és-Beni o4,5,6, Julio Mon oya1,2,3, Isid o Fe e 4,5,6,7,8, Ped o Pesini9, Edua do Ruiz-Pesini1,2,3,10 1 Depa amen o de Bioquímica, Biología Molecula y Celula , Uni e sidad de Za agoza, Za agoza, Spain 2 Ins i u o de In es igación Sani a ia de A agón (IIS A agón), Za agoza, Spain 3 Cen o de In es igaciones Biomédicas en Red de En e medades Ra as (CIBERER), Mad id, Spain 4 Depa amen o de Pa ología y Te apéu ica Expe imen al, Uni e sidad de Ba celona, Hospi ale de Llob ega , Ba celona , Spain 5 Cen o de In es igaciones Biomédicas en Red de En e medades Neu odegene a i as (CIBERNED), Mad id, Spain 6 Ins i u o de In es igación Biomédica de Bell i ge (IDIBELL), Hospi ale de Llob ega , Ba celona, Spain 7 Se icio de Ana omía Pa ológica, Hospi al Uni e si a io de Bell i ge, Hospi ale de Llob ega , Ba celona, Spain 8 Ins i u o de Neu ociencias, Uni e sidad de Ba celona, Ba celona, Spain 9 A aclon Bio ech, Za agoza, Spain 10 Fundación ARAID, Za agoza, Spain Co espondence o: Edua do Ruiz-Pesini; email: [email p o ec ed] Keywo ds : Alzheime disease, b ain, de no o py imidine biosyn hesis, py imidine sal age pa hway, oxida i e phospho yla ion Recei ed: June 25, 2019 Accep ed: Sep embe 22, 2019 Published: Sep embe 27, 2019 Copy igh : Pesini e al. This is an open-access a icle dis ibu ed unde he e ms o he C ea i e Commons A ibu ion License (CC BY 3.0), which pe mi s un es ic ed use, dis ibu ion, and ep oduc ion in any medium, p o ided he o iginal au ho and sou ce a e c edi ed. ABSTRACT Many pa ien s su e ing la e-onse Alzheime disease show a de ici in espi a o y complex IV ac i i y. The de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway connec s wi h he mi ochond ial espi a o y chain ups eam om espi a o y complex IV. We hypo hesized ha hese pa ien s would ha e dec eased py imidine nucleo ide le els. Then, di e en cell p ocesses o which hese compounds a e essen ial, such as neu onal memb ane gene a ion and main enance and synapses p oduc ion, would be comp omised. Using a cell model, we show ha inhibi ing oxida i e phospho yla ion unc ion educes neu onal di e en ia ion. Linking hese p ocesses o py imidine nucleo ides, u idine ea men eco e s neu onal di e en ia ion. To unmask he impo ance o hese pa hways in Alzheime disease, we i s ly con i m he exis ence o he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul human b ain. Then, we epo al e ed mRNA le els o genes om bo h de no o py imidine biosyn hesis and py imidine sal age pa hways in b ain om pa ien s wi h Alzheime disease. Thus, u idine supplemen a ion migh be used as a he apy o hose Alzheime disease pa ien s wi h low espi a o y complex IV ac i i y. www.aging-us.com 8434 AGING Aβ can educe OXPHOS unc ion and OXPHOS de iciency can inc ease Aβ p oduc ion [3]. OXPHOS is much mo e han an ene gy-gene a ing cellula pa hway [4]. OXPHOS dys unc ion can a ec many biochemical ou es, among hem he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis. This p ocess equi es h ee p o eins: CAD, named a e i s h ee enzyme ac i i ies, ca bamoyl-phospha e syn he ase, aspa a e ansca bamylase and dihyd oo o ase; DHODH, dihyd oo o a e dehyd ogenase; and UMPS, which enzyme ac i i ies a e o o a e phospho ibosyl ans e ase and o o idine-5′-phospha e deca boxylase (Figu e 1). DHODH is loca ed in he mi ochond ial inne memb ane and di ec ly ans e s elec ons o he OXPHOS elec on anspo chain (ETC) ia coenzyme Q10 [5]. A educ ion o elec on anspo downs eam coenzyme Q10 would slow down DHODH ac i i y and he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis. Py imidine nucleo ides a e equi ed o he syn hesis o nucleic acids, ca bohyd a es, and many memb ane Figu e 1. Oxida i e phospho yla ion sys em (OXPHOS) and biochemical pa hways o py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis. OM, IMS, IM, and M code o mi ochond ial ou e memb ane, in e memb ane space, mi ochond ial inne memb ane, and mi ochond ial ma ix, espec i ely; ETC, elec on anspo chain; CI, CIII, CIV, CV and Cy c code o espi a o y complexes I, III, IV, ATP syn hase and cy och ome c, espec i ely; Q, coenzyme Q10; NADH and NAD+, educed and oxidized o ms o nico inamide adenine dinucleo ide; H+, p o ons; e-, elec ons; ADP, ATP and Pi, adenosine diphospha e, adenosine iphospha e, and ino ganic phospha e; H2O, wa e ; O2, oxygen; CAD, ca bamoyl phospha e syn he ase, aspa a e ansca bamylase, dihyd oo o ase; DHODH, dihyd oo o a e dehyd ogenase; UMPS, u idine monophospha e syn hase; HCO3-, bica bona e; Gln, glu amine; Asp, aspa a e; DHO, dihyd oo o a e; O, o o a e; PRPP, phospho ibosyl 5’- py ophospha e; UMP, u idine monophospha e; CMP, cy idine monophospha e; CTP, cy idine iphospha e; UCK2, u idine cy idine kinase 2. componen s, such as glycop o eins, glycolipids, and phospholipids. As p oli e a ing cells need o duplica e hei genomes and o he cell componen s like biological memb anes, hey depend on high concen a ions o py imidine nucleo ides. Then, he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway is indispensable o hese cells. Howe e , di e en ia ed cells do no di ide hemsel es o eplica e hei genomes. Hence, i is gene ally conside ed ha he ac i i y o de no o ou e is low in hese cells and hey sa is y hei need o py imidine nucleo ides h ough he sal age pa hway [5]. In his p ocess, he u idine-cy idine kinase 2 (UCK2) phospho yla es u idine and cy idine nucleosides o p oduce UMP and CMP [6]. Neu ons a e pos -mi o ic, di e en ia ed cells. Neu onal di e en ia ion includes he o ma ion o axons and dend i es and he main enance o he neu on’s as ly expanded su ace. These e en s equi e a con inuous memb ane syn hesis, e en in adul ’s pos -mi o ic neu ons [7]. Mo eo e , i has been obse ed ha highly elabo a e axonal a bo iza ion o neu ons g ea ly inc eases hei baseline ene gy demands, ende ing neu ons mo e ulne able o pe u ba ions o mi ochond ial unc ion pa hways [8]. We had p e iously hypo hesized ha an OXPHOS dys unc ion in AD pa ien s can seconda ily a ec de no o py imidine biosyn hesis and he plasma memb ane emodeling [9]. This migh explain he al e a ions in composi ion and s uc u e o neu onal memb anes linked o loss o synapsis ha p ecede neu onal loss in AD pa ien s [10]. The e o e, py imidine nucleoside supplemen a ion could be used as a he apeu ic agen in AD. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION OXPHOS dys unc ion impai s neu onal di e en ia ion h ough al e ed de no o py imidine biosyn hesis Exp ession o enzymes om pa hways o py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis in neu ons di e en ia ed om neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells To check a po en ial e ec o he OXPHOS dys unc ion on neu onal py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis, we used he human neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell line as a model. This cell line has equen ly been used o s udy AD- ela ed issues. In ac , conside ing ‘SH-SY5Y’ and ‘Alzheime ’s’ e ms, mo e han 1,400 publica ions appea in PubMed da abase. These cells can be di e en ia ed in o dopamine gic neu ons. They exp ess βIII- ubulin (TUBB3), a neu onal ma ke , and y osine hyd oxylase (TH), a dopamine gic ma ke (Figu e 2A– 2I). Neu onal di e en ia ion is also accompanied by an inc ease in oxygen consump ion (Figu e 2J). www.aging-us.com 8435 AGING P oli e a ing cells exp ess bo h DHODH and UCK2 mRNAs (Figu e 2K). Le els a e e y simila o hose epo ed in he human p o ein a las webpage (h ps://www.p o eina las.o g/). DHODH mRNA le els we e app oxima ely i e imes lowe han hose o UCK2 mRNA. Neu onal di e en ia ion did no modi y mRNA alues. The UCK2 p o ein was no de ec ed in p oli e a ing cells, al hough CAD and DHODH p o eins we e ound (Figu e 2L–2N). As UCK2 was p e iously epo ed in p oli e a ing SH-SY5Y cells [11], we uled ou a gene al lack o py imidine sal age pa hway in hese cells. Pe haps he an i-UCK2 an ibody was no sensi i e enough. In ac , we needed 10 μg o a comme cial enzyme o ob ain a ain band in he Wes e n blo . Addi ionally, we con i med he p esence o CAD and DHODH, bu no UCK2, in hese pos - mi o ic cells, i.e. neu on-di e en ia ed SH-SY5Y cells (Figu e 2L–2N). Neu onal di e en ia ion a e DHODH inhibi ion As p e iously commen ed upon, de no o py imidine biosyn hesis is ele an o p oli e a ing cells. O ally adminis e ed le lunomide is almos comple ely con e ed in o i s ac i e me aboli e e i lunomide and, inhibi ing DHODH, i dec eases py imidine nucleo ide a ailabili y and cell p oli e a ion. Because o his, i has been used o ea men o heuma oid a h i is and i is also a po en an icance d ug [12]. Du ing pa ien ea men , e i lunomide s eady-s a e plasma concen a ions o 200 μM can be eached [13]. We obse ed ha le lunomide 100 μM la gely educes cell p oli e a ion o human neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells (Figu e 3A). Acco ding o ou hypo hesis, de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway is also impo an o neu ons. To e el i s ole in hese cells, we s udied he le lunomide e ec on neu onal di e en ia ion. Le lunomide 100 μM p e en s an inc ease in TUBB3 and TH le els (Figu e 3B). I has been shown ha u idine can comple ely o e come g ow h inhibi ion by le lunomide [14]. Howe e , u idine 200 o 800 μM we e no able o p e en he e ec o le lunomide on neu onal di e en ia ion (Figu e 3B). The addi ional inhibi ion o o he cell unc ions by le lunomide, besides i s e ec on he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway, migh be he eason why u idine has no e ec in he main aining neu onal di e en ia ion [12]. In human cells, le lunomide educes he mi ochond ial inne memb ane po en ial [15]. Mi ochond ial inne memb ane po en ial is gene a ed by he elec on low h ough he espi a o y chain, and his elec on low is associa ed wi h oxygen consump ion. To de e mine he le lunomide e ec on oxygen consump ion o neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells, we es ed di e en le lunomide concen a ions. Le lunomide 100 μM educes oxygen consump ion o a esidual 33.5 % (Figu e 3C). Suppo ing ou esul s, i has been epo ed ha le lunomide, o i s me aboli e e i lunomide, dec eased oxygen consump ion in mouse and human cells [13, 16–20]. These esul s sugges ha an impo an pa o oxygen consump ion and ene gy p oduc ion in p oli e a ing cells is due o py imidine biosyn hesis. DHODH knockdown diminished mi ochond ial ATP p oduc ion and inne memb ane po en ial in mouse and human cells [21, 22]. Le lunomide causes mi ochond ial p oli e a ion in human cells [15], sugges ing a compensa o y esponse. Mo eo e , ex e nally added u idine o he cul u e media did no imp o e he mi ochond ial inne memb ane po en ial and did no p e en mi ochond ial p oli e a ion, despi e ha u idine no malizes he cell cycle p og ession [15]. U idine 200 μM do no eco e oxygen consump ion o le lunomide- ea ed cells (Supplemen a y Figu e 1). Simila ly, i was epo ed ha u idine had no p o ec i e e ec agains amoxi en- induced impai men o mi ochond ial espi a ion [23]. Neu onal di e en ia ion a e OXPHOS inhibi ion The OXPHOS dys unc ion due o le lunomide migh be esponsible o he educed neu onal di e en ia ion o neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells. Because le lunomide also ac s on o he cell a ge s [12], we selec ed he CIV inhibi o po assium cyanide (KCN) ha p esumably does no ac on hese o he le lunomide a ge s. KCN 10 μM o 25 μM dec ease oxygen consump ion in neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells o a esidual 78 and 62 %, espec i ely (Figu e 4A). I had been p e iously shown ha KCN abolished DHO-induced oxygen consump ion in mouse cells and mi ochond ia om di e en a issues [16, 24], con i ming ha OXPHOS CIV inhibi ion a ec ed he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway. Mo eo e , in he human neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell line, KCN 10 μM and 25 μM do no a ec cell p oli e a ion (Figu e 4B). Neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells we e cul u ed wi h KCN 10 μM o analyze he e ec o OXPHOS dys unc ion on neu onal di e en ia ion. These cells do no show inc eased TUBB3 and TH le els (Figu e 4C). Suppo ing ou esul s, i was p e iously epo ed ha KCN signi ican ly inhibi ed he dopamine gic neu onal di e en ia ion o neu al p ogeni o cells, de i ed om human induced plu ipo en s em cells [22]. Hence, his compound, by educing espi a o y chain ac i i y, p e en s dopamine gic neu onal di e en ia ion. In MDA231 human b eas cance cells, i has been shown ha de no o py imidine syn hesis pa hway is dep essed unde low ene gy condi ions, supposedly o educe ATP-consump ion [25]. To de e mine i ha www.aging-us.com 8436 AGING Figu e 2. Exp ession o selec ed genes om py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis pa hways in human neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells. (A, B) Rep esen a i e op ic mic oscopy images o (A) undi e en ia ed and (B) neu on-di e en ia ed SH-SY5Y cells. Whi e a ows poin o neu i es. (C, D) Rep esen a i e immuno luo escence mic oscopy images o an i-TUBB3 s ained (C) undi e en ia ed and (D) neu on- di e en ia ed SH-SY5Y cells. Inse : enla ged igu e de ail. (E) Rep esen a i e image o a low cy ome y his og am o an i-TUBB3 s ained undi e en ia ed (whi e) and neu on-di e en ia ed (g een) cells. (F, G) Rep esen a i e immuno luo escence mic oscopy images o an i-TH s ained (F) undi e en ia ed and (G) neu on-di e en ia ed SH-SY5Y cells. Inse : enla ged igu e de ail. (H) Rep esen a i e image o a low cy ome y his og am o an i-TH s ained undi e en ia ed (whi e) and neu on-di e en ia ed ( ed) cells. (I) G aph showing he change o luo escence in ensi y (FI) in TUBB3 and TH le els a e neu onal di e en ia ion. Dashed line (100 %) ep esen s TUBB3 o TH mean alues o undi e en ia ed cells. Ba s indica e mean alues and s anda d de ia ions in di e en ia ed cells. N = 11. *: p < 0.05 ( e sus undi e en ia ed cells). (J) Oxygen consump ion o (U) undi e en ia ed and (D) neu on-di e en ia ed cells. N = 3. *: p < 0.05 ( e sus undi e en ia ed cells). (K) DHODH and UCK2 mRNA le els in (U) undi e en ia ed and (D) neu on-di e en ia ed cells. Poin s ep esen indi idual samples and ho izon al lines indica e mean ± s anda d de ia ion alues. N = 4. (L–N) Rep esen a i e images o wes e n blo s o (L) CAD (N = 2), (M) DHODH (N = 3) and (N) UCK2 (N = 2) p o eins. CE, comme cial enzyme; SDHA, succina e dehyd ogenase subuni A. 70 μg o cell p o ein was used in hese wes e n blo s (L–N). www.aging-us.com 8437 AGING occu s in di e en ia ed cells, we measu ed DHODH and UCK2 mRNA le els in KCN- ea ed SH-SY5Y cells a e hei di e en ia ion o neu ons. Al hough he de no o pa hway equi es mo e ATP han he sal age one, DHODH mRNA exp ession le el did no change, bu UCK2 mRNA le els signi ican ly dec eased (Figu e 4D). I is wo h no ing ha a high pe cen age o OXPHOS oxygen consump ion is due o elec ons supplied o he ETC h ough he DHODH enzyme. Then, de no o py imidine biosyn hesis is equi ed no only o py imidine syn hesis and ene gy p oduc ion bu also o o he OXPHOS- ela ed cell unc ions, such as he adjus men o he le els o signaling molecules (ATP, calcium, NAD+ and eac i e oxygen species) o modula e di e en cell pa hways [4]. This ac migh explain why he de no o pa hway is no down- egula ed in neu on- di e en ia ed cells unde low ene gy condi ions, whe eas he sal age pa hway only in ol ed in py imidine syn hesis, is educed. Figu e 3. Le lunomide e ec on neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells. N ≥ 3. (A) Cell p oli e a ion (in million cells). *: p < 0.05 e sus un ea ed cells (con ol). (B) TUBB3 (g een) and TH ( ed) luo escence in ensi y (FI) mean and s anda d de ia ion alues in neu on- di e en ia ed cells. Dashed line (100 %) ep esen s TUBB3 o TH mean alues o undi e en ia ed cells. C: un ea ed cells; LEF: le lunomide- ea ed cells; LEF+U, le lunomide plus u idine (200 μM)- ea ed cells; *: p ≤ 0.0021, e sus undi e en ia ed cells; #: p ≤ 0.0055, e sus un ea ed neu on-di e en ia ed cells. (C) Oxygen consump ion in p oli e a ing SH-SY5Y cells. *: p < 0.05, e sus un ea ed cells. www.aging-us.com 8438 AGING Figu e 4. Po assium cyanide (KCN) e ec on neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells. N ≥ 3. (A) Oxygen consump ion in p oli e a ing SH-SY5Y cells a inc easing KCN concen a ions. *: p < 0.05, e sus un ea ed cells. (B) Cell p oli e a ion (in million cells) wi hou KCN (con ol) and a 10 o 25 μM KCN. (C) TUBB3 (g een) and TH ( ed) luo escence in ensi y (FI) mean and s anda d de ia ion alues in neu on-di e en ia ed cells. Dashed line (100 %) ep esen s TUBB3 o TH mean alues o undi e en ia ed cells. *: p < 0.05, e sus undi e en ia ed cells. Ho izon al ed lines indica e p alues ≤ 0.0004 be ween con ol un ea ed neu on-di e en ia ed cells (C), KCN- ea ed neu on-di e en ia ed cells (KCN) and KCN plus u idine- ea ed neu on-di e en ia ed cells (KCN+U), as indica ed. (D) DHODH (pink) and UCK2 (pu ple) mRNA mean and s anda d de ia ion alues in C, KCN and KCN+U neu on-di e en ia ed cells. Dashed line (100 %) ep esen s DHODH and UCK2 mRNA mean alues o undi e en ia ed cells. Black ho izon al lines indica e p alues < 0.05 be ween g oups as indica ed. www.aging-us.com 8439 AGING U idine eco e s neu onal di e en ia ion o OXPHOS dys unc ional cells I was p e iously epo ed ha u idine p o ec ed AD ib oblas s and no mal human neu onal p ogeni o cells agains azide oxici y [26, 27], ano he CIV inhibi o . Supplemen a ion o u idine o aged a s inc eased b ain neu o ilamen le els [28]. Besides, a u idine e ec on neu onal di e en ia ion was epo ed. Thus, in a PC12 pheoch omocy oma cells and mouse N2a and human LAN-5 and SH-SY5Y neu oblas oma cells, exogenous u idine enhanced cell di e en ia ion as e idenced by inc eased numbe o neu i e-bea ing cells, neu i es pe cell, neu i e b anching, neu i e leng h, and neu i e neu o ilamen le els [27, 29–31]. We obse ed ha u idine 200 μM was able o es o e UCK2 mRNA le els in KCN- ea ed neu oblas oma SH- SY5Y cells (Figu e 4D). Pe haps an excess o he UCK2 subs a e u idine ac s as a posi i e egula o o he exp ession o UCK2 mRNA. U idine comple ely eco e ed TUBB3 and TH p o ein le els in hese cells (Figu e 4C). U idine inc eases he syn hesis o UDP-N- Ace ylglucosamine (UDP-GlcNAc) [32]. This compound ans e s GlcNAc o di e en p o eins, such as ansc ip ion ac o s o his ones, which implica es his modi ica ion in ansc ip ional egula ion [33, 34]. Maybe, his is he way u idine eco e s TUBB3 and TH exp ession. All hese esul s indica e ha OXPHOS dys unc ion a ec s de no o py imidine nucleo ide biosyn hesis pa hway and has nega i e consequences on neu ons gene a ed om neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cells. As p e iously commen ed upon, i is conside ed ha he ac i i y o he de no o pa hway is low in ully di e en ia ed cells, such as ma u e b ain neu ons [5], bu he cell’s capaci y o sal age u idine is limi ed, and no cell can ole a e comple e DHODH inhibi ion [35]. Mo eo e , some obse a ions sugges ha de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway is also impo an in ma u e neu ons om adul human b ain [36]. The de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway is p esen in adul human b ain DHODH mRNA Acco ding o RNA-Seq s udies epo ed in he Exp ession A las webpage (h ps://www.ebi.ac.uk/gxa/ home; accessed Ap il 23, 2018), CAD, DHODH, and UMPS mRNAs a e ound in b ain o p ima es, oden s, o he placen al and ma supial mammals, bi ds, and amphibians (Supplemen a y Table 1). The e a e no la ge di e ences in he numbe o ansc ip s pe million o genes om he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway among species. By compa ison, UCK2 mRNA le els, om he py imidine sal age pa hway, a e also e y much alike. The p esence o hese mRNAs in adul a b ain was con i med by in si u hyb idiza ion analysis [37]. Neoco ex, ce ebella co ex, and hippocampus, which ha e high neu onal densi ies, showed high signal in ensi ies. Since CAD, DHODH, and UMPS mRNAs a e ound in b ain om di e en species, exp ession o hese genes may also be in he human b ain. We uned up a RT- qPCR o quan i y DHODH, no malized by GAPDH, mRNA le els in ou di e en egions o adul human b ain om clinical and his opa hological con ols (CHPC) (Supplemen a y Table 2 and Figu e 5A). We also de e mined UCK2 mRNA le els (Supplemen a y Table 2 and Figu e 5B). Depending on he b ain egion, he DHODH mRNA amoun was 4.3 - 9.7 imes lowe han ha o UCK2 mRNA. DHODH and UCK2 mRNA le els in he locus ce uleus (LC) we e signi ican ly highe han hose om he o he b ain egions. Den a e gy us (DG) UCK2 mRNA le els we e also signi ican ly di e en om hose o o he b ain egions (Figu e 5A, 5B). A e iew o he Exp ession A las Webpage (accessed Ap il 23, 2018) showed ha DHODH and UCK2, bu also CAD and UMPS, mRNAs we e ound in di e en egions o adul human b ain (Supplemen a y Table 3). Simila mRNA le els we e ound o di e en genes, in di e en b ain egions, and in a ious s udies. DHODH p o ein By using a non-comme cial an i-DHODH polyclonal an ibody, he immunoblo ing o p o ein om adul a b ain e ealed he p esence o DHODH in di e en egions, such as co ex, hippocampus, s ia um, ce ebellum, b ain s em, and spinal co d [38]. To con i m he occu ence o enzymes om he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul human b ain, we i s pe o med a wes e n blo o CAD. The an i- CAD monoclonal an ibody showed a unique band o he expec ed size (Figu e 6A). Howe e , he an i-DHODH polyclonal an ibody showed mul iple bands (Figu e 6B). One o hem was loca ed in he expec ed posi ion o a p o ein which size is he same o DHODH (43 kDa). Addi ionally, his signal coincided wi h he band o a comme cial DHODH lacking i s i s 31 amino acids (ab128451, Abcam, Camb idge, UK), wi h app oxima ely 40 kDa expec ed size. The analysis o di e en b ain egions, such as hippocampus, en o hinal co ex (EC), and pu amen sugges ed he p esence o DHODH in all o hem, bu again, mul iple bands we e obse ed (Figu e 6C). An an i-DHODH monoclonal an ibody esul ed in a cleane lane, bu s ill wi h se e al bands (Figu e 6D). One o hem was loca ed in he expec ed posi ion, coinciding wi h he si e o he comme cial DHODH. To p oduce his monoclonal www.aging-us.com 8440 AGING an ibody, a DHODH agmen (amino acid posi ions 32 -141) was used (ab54621, Abcam, Camb idge, UK). This an ibody also ecognized he same DHODH agmen gene a ed by us (Figu e 6E). In an a emp o u he con i m he p esence o his p o ein in adul human b ain, we ca ied ou p o eomic analyses o he wes e n blo candida e band. In pa allel o he b ain sample, we also loaded a sample om neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell line, because p oli e a ing cells equi e a la ge amoun o py imidine and a e dependen on DHODH, as we ha e p e iously shown (Figu e 6F). Pep ide mass inge p in ing did no show he p o ein in hese samples. Howe e , a pa allel eac ion moni o ing (PRM) p o eomics analysis showed 3 DHODH pep ides in he wes e n blo band co esponding o neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell homogena e (Supplemen a y Figu es 2A and 3), bu DHODH could no be con i med in he band co esponding o b ain homogena e, p obably due o a high backg ound. Pep ide mass inge p in ing and PRM p o eomics analyses sugges ed, bu did no con i m, he p esence o DHODH in one o 6 spo s om a wo- dimensional elec opho esis gel (Supplemen a y Figu es 2B and 4). I may be ha he b ain DHODH quan i y was oo low. Howe e , a wes e n blo o a b ain sample using wo di e en concen a ions o a comme cial DHODH allowed us o es ima e i s b ain concen a ion as close o 2.2 ng DHODH/mg b ain (Figu e 6G). By ELISA, a mean concen a ion o 128.3 pg DHODH/mg b ain was es ima ed in hippocampus om i e con ol indi iduals. Su p isingly, he UCK2 mean concen a ion was much lowe , 0.6 pg UCK2/mg b ain. These esul s a e in line wi h hose SH-SY5Y cells, in which highe UCK2 mRNA le els bu much lowe UCK2 p o ein concen a ions han hose o DHODH we e obse ed. Figu e 5. Exp ession o genes encoding (A) DHODH and (B) UCK2 p o eins om bo h py imidine nucleo ide syn hesis pa hways. GAPDH mRNA le els ha e been used o no malize. CA1: hippocampal co nus ammon 1; EC: en o hinal co ex; DG: den a e gy us; LC: locus ce uleus. Poin s ep esen indi idual samples and ho izon al lines indica e mean ± s anda d de ia ion alues. P alues o K uskal-Wallis es s a e indica ed unde he g aphs. Ho izon al ed lines indica e be ween- egions p alues (p < 0.0083) ul illing he pos -hoc Bon e oni/Dunn c i e ia. www.aging-us.com 8441 AGING DHODH ac i i y DHODH his ochemis y analysis in adul a b ain showed high s aining in di e en egions, wi h he hippocampus p esen ing a cha ac e is ic pa e n [38]. We could no ge op imally-c yop ese ed adul human b ain samples app op ia e o his ochemical s udies. Howe e , we de ec ed high DHODH ac i i y in adul mouse b ain homogena e and B equina , a DHODH inhibi o , la gely educed he s aining (Figu e 7A–7C). Mo eo e , esh samples om adul mouse b ain consume signi ican ly mo e oxygen when dihyd oo o a e was used as elec on dono (Figu e 7D). Le lunomide educes oxygen consump ion (Figu e 7E). Simila o p oli e a ing SH-SY5Y cells, in he absence o dihyd oo o a e, le lunomide was able o educe oxygen consump ion o a esidual 60 %. This esul highligh s he impo ance o de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul b ain, no only o py imidine p oduc ion, bu also o OXPHOS unc ion. Suppo ing ou esul s on adul b ain DHODH ac i i y, in he 1960s and 1970s, di e en publica ions showed he p esence o he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul mouse, a , and ca b ain. Thus, he in ac anial injec ion o adioac i e in e media es o his pa hway esul ed in an ea ly appea ance o adioac i e py imidine nucleo ides in he b ain [39–41]. Mo eo e , adminis a ion o hese adioac i e compounds o adul a b ain sec ions o homogena es also p oduced adioac i e py imidine nucleo ides [40, 42–48]. Finally, high DHODH ac i i y was ound in adul a b ain homogena e [49]. DHODH immunohis ochemis y P e ious esul s s ongly sugges ed he p esence o he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul human b ain. Howe e , hese esul s did no indica e in which cell ype his ou e was exp essed. Immunocy ochemical s aining wi h an i-DHODH an ibody con i med DHODH in on al co ex, hippocampus, s ia um, and subs an ia nig a pa s e icula e in he adul a b ain. Immuno eac i i y was ound in neu onal bodies and absen in neu oglia [38]. Mo eo e , neu onal inco po a ion o adioac i e o o ic acid in a en icula ly injec ed in o adul a b ain was highe han in o glial cells [50]. Figu e 6. Wes e n blo de ec ion o selec ed p o eins om he de no o py imidine biosyn hesis pa hway in adul human b ain. (A) CAD p o ein in 40 and 80 μg o b ain sample, B1 and B2, espec i ely. (B) DHODH p o ein in 180 μg o b ain (B) p o ein using polyclonal an ibody. Lane E: comme cial DHODH enzyme lacking i s 31 i s amino acids (250 ng o p o ein). (C) DHODH p o ein in hippocampus (H, 100 μg o p o ein), en o hinal co ex (EC, 180 μg o p o ein) and pu amen (P, 180 μg o p o ein) using polyclonal an ibody. Whi e a ows indica e he co esponding band o DHODH. (D) DHODH p o ein using monoclonal an ibody o de ec ion o comme cial enzyme lacking i s i s 31 amino acids (E, 250 ng o p o ein) and in 40 and 80 μg o b ain sample, B1 and B2, espec i ely. (E) F agmen o DHODH p o ein used as immunogen o p oduce he monoclonal an ibody. NT and T homogena es o un ans o med bac e ia and bac e ia ans o med wi h he DHODH agmen sequence, espec i ely. S and P: supe na an and pelle , espec i ely. (F) DHODH p o ein in neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell line (70 μg o p o ein) and b ain issue (B, 250 μg o p o ein) using polyclonal an ibody. (G) Quan i ica ion o b ain DHODH p o ein wi h he polyclonal an ibody in b ain (B, 180 μg o p o ein) by compa ison wi h he comme cial enzyme lacking i s i s 31 amino acids a 0.4 and 4.0 ng (E1 and E2), espec i ely. M: molecula weigh ma ke . www.aging-us.com 8448 AGING ime. A e 2 wash s eps a dual abbi /mouse HRP conjuga ed isualiza ion sys em o signal ampli ica ion was used (En ision Flex HRP, Dako). A e 3 wash s eps (Dako wash bu e , 5 min each), 3,3'- Diaminobenzidine (DAB) was used o signal de elopmen a e p ecipi a ion a p ima y an ibody binding si es. The double s aining o CAD, DHODH and UCK2 wi h NeuN and GFAP, was pe o med using comme cially a ailable PolyS ain TS ki (NB-23-00131, Neo-Bio ech, Nan e e, F ance). An i-CAD, an i-DHODH and an i- UCK2 an ibodies (ab99312, ab232767, ab60222, om Abcam) we e incuba ed o e nigh a 4 °C a 1/50. An i- NeuN (ab104224, Abcam) and an i-GFAP (G3893, Sigma) an ibodies we e incuba ed 2 h a 1/100. Flow cy ome y Cell suspensions we e i s ixed wi h 4 % pa a o maldehyde o 15 min a 4 °C and pe meabilized using a comme cial bu e (The mo Fishe Scien i ic). Samples we e incuba ed o e nigh wi h he p ima y an ibodies abbi an i-TUBB3 (1:1,000) om Abcam and abbi an i-TH (1:200) om Sigma, and hen washed wi h PBS (The mo Fishe Scien i ic). Cells we e incuba ed o 1 h wi h app op ia e seconda y an ibodies Alexa 488 (The mo Fishe Scien i ic), washed, and hen analyzed on a BD FACScan Sys em (Bec on-Dickinson, San Jose, CA, USA). 10,000 cells we e s udied. The esul s we e analyzed using Weasel so wa e. Oxygen consump ion Neu oblas oma SH-SY5Y cell line: Cells we e cul u ed in 5 mM galac ose media. The cells we e hen collec ed by ypsiniza ion, washed, coun ed, and esuspended a 1.5 x 106 cells/ml. Endogenous and inhibi ed espi a ion (wi h le lunomide o cyanide) analyses we e pe o med. Each condi ion was analyzed h ee imes. Mouse b ain B ain was immedia ely ob ained a e animal dea h, dissec ed on ice, and weighed on an analy ical balance. The dissec ed b ain was di ec ly ans e ed in o ice-cold mi ochond ial espi a ion medium (MIR05: 110 mM suc ose, 60 mM K + -lac obiona e, 0,5 mM EGTA, 3 mM MgCl 2 , 20 mM au ine, 10 mM KH 2 PO 4 , 20 mM HEPES and 1 g/l BSA, pH 7.1). Tissues we e homogenized in he same medium wi h a p e-cooled glass po e a 1,000 pm, 16 s okes. Resul ing homogena es con aining 10 mg issue we weigh we e suspended in 1 ml o ice-cold MIR05. To measu e he oxygen consump ion in he p esence o he subs a e, MIR05 medium con ained 6 mM o DHO. Endogenous and inhibi ed espi a ion (wi h le lunomide) analyses we e pe o med. Each condi ion was analyzed h ee imes. Oxygen consump ion o cells and mouse b ain was analyzed using he high- esolu ion oxyg aph OROBOROS®. Mass spec ome y analysis o p o ein spo s P o ein iden i ica ion by pep ide mass inge p in Spo s we e excised om gels, educed, alkyla ed and diges ed wi h ypsin sequencing g ade (Roche Molecula Biochemicals) [111]. P oduced pep ides we e analyzed in a 4800 Plus P o eomics Analyze MALDI- TOF/TOF mass spec ome e (Applied Biosys ems, MDS Sciex, To on o, Canada) a he P o eomics Uni o Complu ense Uni e si y o Mad id. The MS da a was sea ched agains SwissP o Da a Base wi h axonomy es ic ion o human (553,231 sequences) using MASCOT 2.3 (h p://www.ma ixscience.com) sea ch engine h ough Global P o ein Se e 3.6 so wa e (ABSciex). The sea ch pa ame e s we e ca bamidome hyl cys eine as ixed modi ica ion and oxidized me hionine as a iable modi ica ion. Pep ide mass ole ance was 50 ppm and up o 1 missed ypsin clea age si e allowed. All iden i ied p o ein ou pe o med he p obabili y sco es ixed by masco as signi ican wi h a p- alue mino han 0.05. P o ein iden i ica ion by PRM Desal ed pep ides om diges ed p o ein we e analyzed by a ge ed p o eomics o iden i y only he p o ein o in e es in his s udy (PYRD o DHODH). The so wa e Skyline 4.1 was used o build and op imize he PRM me hod o de ec ion o unique pep ides om DHODH [112]. An inclusion lis consis ed o m/z o esul an a ge candida es o each pep ide was expo ed o Xcalibu 4.0 (The mo Scien i ic) acquisi ion so wa e o Q-Exac i e HF mass spec ome e . The inal PRM me hods included one p o ein, 49 pep ides and 112 p ecu so s. The pep ides o PRM we e analyzed by nano low liquid ch oma og aphy- andem mass spec ome y in an EASY-nLC 1000 Sys em coupled o he Q-Exac i e HF mass spec ome e h ough he Nano-Easy sp ay sou ce (all om The mo Scien i ic, B emen, Ge many). MS Da a acquisi ion was pe o med in Q-Exac i e HF using PRM me hod. Then Da a we e analyzed in Skyline so wa e and iden i ied wi h Masco sea ch engine ho ough P o eome disco e e 2.2 so wa e (The mo Scien i ic). Pep ides iden i ica ions based on MSMS da a we e used by skyline o gene a e a spec al lib a y. To con i m DHODH de ec ion, da a we e p ocessed agains he PRM-lib a y on Skyline and manually inspec ed o ensu e consis ency be ween he ansi ions de ec ed and he sequences o pep ide sea ched. www.aging-us.com 8449 AGING S a is ical analysis The s a is ical package S a View 6.0 and G aphPad P ism 5.0 we e used o pe o m all he s a is ical analyses. The no mali y o dis ibu ion was analyzed wi h Kolmogo o -Smi no es . Mann-Whi ney o K uskal-Wallis non-pa ame ic es s we e used when alues did no ollow a no mal dis ibu ion, while he ANOVA es was used o no mal a iables. To compa e mo e han wo g oups pos -hoc es s we e also pe o med. All da a we e exp essed as mean ± s anda d de ia ion and signi icance le els we e se a p < 0.05 and he le els indica ed by he pos -hoc es s. S a is ical alues in cell lines we e ob ained a e h ee o mo e independen expe imen s. In each independen expe imen , se e al echnical eplica es we e pe o med. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We wish o hank D . Ja ie Godino (Se icio de Sepa ación Celula y Ci ome ía, Ins i u o de A agonés de Ciencias de la Salud, Za agoza, Spain) o his assis ance wi h low cy ome y analysis, San iago Mo ales (Uni e sidad de Za agoza, Za agoza, Spain) o his help wi h he igu es, he Se icio Gene al de Apoyo a la In es igación-SAI (Uni e sidad de Za agoza, Za agoza, Spain) and T. Yohannan o edi o ial help. 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