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|abstract=We performed an extensive study on mitochondrial dysfunction in chronic periodontitis (CP). Electron microscopic analysis of gingival cells revealed abnormal mitochondria in 60% of the patients. Mitochondrial membrane potential and oxygen consumption of gingival cells were reduced by 4 fold and 5.8 fold, respectively; whereas ROS production was increased by 18%. The genetic analysis by complete mitochondrial DNA sequencing revealed the identification of 14 novel mutations only in periodontal tissues but not in the blood, suggesting a role of oxidative stress on periodontal tissues. Thus, our functional and genetic analysis provided an evidence for the mitochondrial dysfunction in CP. | |abstract=We performed an extensive study on mitochondrial dysfunction in chronic periodontitis (CP). Electron microscopic analysis of gingival cells revealed abnormal mitochondria in 60% of the patients. Mitochondrial membrane potential and oxygen consumption of gingival cells were reduced by 4 fold and 5.8 fold, respectively; whereas ROS production was increased by 18%. The genetic analysis by complete mitochondrial DNA sequencing revealed the identification of 14 novel mutations only in periodontal tissues but not in the blood, suggesting a role of oxidative stress on periodontal tissues. Thus, our functional and genetic analysis provided an evidence for the mitochondrial dysfunction in CP. | ||
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Revision as of 13:32, 14 September 2011
| Govindaraj P, Khan NA, Gopalakrishna P, Chandra RV, Vanniarajan A, Reddy AA, Singh S, Kumaresan R, Srinivas G, Singh L, Thangaraj K (2011) Mitochondrial dysfunction and genetic heterogeneity in chronic periodontitis. Mitochondrion 11(3):504-512. |
Govindaraj P, Khan NA, Gopalakrishna P, Chandra RV, Vanniarajan A, Reddy AA, Singh S, Kumaresan R, Srinivas G, Singh L, Thangaraj K (2011) Mitochondrion
Abstract: We performed an extensive study on mitochondrial dysfunction in chronic periodontitis (CP). Electron microscopic analysis of gingival cells revealed abnormal mitochondria in 60% of the patients. Mitochondrial membrane potential and oxygen consumption of gingival cells were reduced by 4 fold and 5.8 fold, respectively; whereas ROS production was increased by 18%. The genetic analysis by complete mitochondrial DNA sequencing revealed the identification of 14 novel mutations only in periodontal tissues but not in the blood, suggesting a role of oxidative stress on periodontal tissues. Thus, our functional and genetic analysis provided an evidence for the mitochondrial dysfunction in CP. • Keywords: Chronic periodontitis, mitochondria, mtDNA, mutations, ROS
• O2k-Network Lab: IN_Hyderabad_Thangaraj K
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