ArticleRedox biology2026
YY1 nitration participates in DbCM cardiomyocyte lipotoxicity by inhibiting ANXA3-induced microlipophagy.
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aimsDiabetic cardiomyopathy (DbCM), a severe complication of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), is pathologically characterized by myocardial lipid deposition leading to cardiomyocyte lipotoxic injury. Annexin A3 (ANXA3), a lipid storage inhibitory protein highly expressed in cardiomyocytes, shows altered expression in T2DM tissues, yet its regulatory role in myocardial lipid deposition remains unclear. Enhanced nitrosative stress in T2DM cardiomyocytes induces abnormal protein nitration, and while anti-nitration therapy demonstrates cardioprotective effects, the nitration-mediated regulation of ANXA3 expression requires elucidation. This study investigates ANXA3's regulatory function in T2DM-induced lipid deposition and explores nitration-mediated mechanisms underlying ANXA3 dysregulated expression.
methodsThe T2DM mouse model was established using db/db mice to investigate the pathological mechanisms of DbCM. ANXA3 was overexpressed via cardiac-specific adeno-associated virus delivery to assess its role in lipid deposition. Peroxynitrite scavengers were administered to evaluate lipid droplet accumulation reversal. Site-directed mutagenesis plasmids identified tyrosine residues undergoing nitration.
results1) Lipid deposition in the myocardial tissue of DbCM mice is related to downregulation of ANXA3 expression. ANXA3 regulates lipid droplet degradation in DbCM myocardial tissue though regulation of the microlipophagy-Rab7a pathway; 2) The transcription of ANXA3 gene was regulated positively by YY1; 3) In the pathological environment of T2DM, the ability of YY1 to transcribe the ANXA3 gene was decreased, which was related to its nitration at the Y
conclusionT2DM promoted cardiomyocyte YY1 nitration at Y
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