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:::# Draft a comprehensive review on mt-function in muscle tissue (registration at PROSPERO, link with EQUATOR).
:::# Opening of the database to the research public for data search and moderated entry of new data sets.
:::# Opening of the database to the research public for data search and moderated entry of new data sets.




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:::# Draft of review manuscript.


== WG2 Feedback ==
::::# ''Skeletal muscle is the main tissue we are studying in the lab.'' - '''[[Chabi B|Beatrice Chabi]]'''  (2016).
::::# ''For the kind of work group, our expertise is certainly most on muscle  tissue (skeletal and heart), although we also worked on all kinds of  permeabilized cells (primary cells and cell lines). For all these, we  have extended data sets, mainly rat, but also human, from diverse  experimental setups (nutritional regimen, exercise, drugs ...).'' - '''[[Schlattner U|Uwe Schlattner]]'''  (2016).
::::# ''I would fit rather in WG1, as myself I am not involved in human muscle  fat or blood. However, in our team we made a  study involving human  liver samples.'' - '''[[Bouillaud F|Frédéric Bouillaud ]]''' (2016).
::::# ''In my working group we are mainly interested in muscle, especially  focusing on aging and sarcopenia (using animal models). I would be happy  if new cooperations could be formed through the COST Action. I could  imagine working on a joint review article. Next to examining muscle from  mouse models, we are studying biopsies from human heart muscle and  liver, but there is no published data on these studies yet.'' - '''[[Klaus S| Susanne Klaus]]''' (2016). ''Translated by Sandra Fleischmann''
::::# ''I am very interested in being part of the management committee  either as a MC member for managment tasks or in working group 4  MITOEAGLE data repository for blood cells and cultured cells. I have  experience in analyzing mitochondrial function in different human  tissues as cultured cells and blood cells (also subsets of specific  blood populations, see list of publications), muscle and isolated  mitochondria.  This together with my experience in organizing summer  schools and conferences could be helpful as MC member taking care of  management tasks. However, if you think my expertise is more helpful in  working group 4, I am looking forward to support this working group.'' -  [[Renner-Sattler K|Kathrin Renner-Sattler]] (2016).
::::# ''I am working in the field of mitochondrial biochemistry since many  years. In detail my coworkers and I are carrying out studies on the  regulation of ATP synthase and respiratory complexes in swine heart  mitochondria as biological model of mammalian mitochondria. Some  comparative aspects of mitochondrial bioenergetics and ATP synthase  responses are also investigated in bivalve mollusk mitochondria.'' - '''[[Pagliarani A|Alessandra Pagliarani]]''' (2016).


== Projects in progress ==
== Projects in progress ==

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COST Action CA15203 (2016-2021): MitoEAGLE
Evolution-Age-Gender-Lifestyle-Environment: mitochondrial fitness mapping


MitoEAGLE data: muscle



WG2

MITOEAGLE data repository in muscle and other tissues


MITOEAGLE Working Groups

WG2 Description

During the past 10 years, a dramatically increasing number of studies report respirometric data on human muscle tissue (e.g. Christiansen 2015 Am J Physiol). Muscle mitochondrial function is particularly studied in genetically engineered mouse models of human diseases (e.g. Jelenik 2014 Diabetes). However, despite the many published data, lack of consistency often precludes quantitative comparison among data sets with permeabilized or homogenized muscle fibres or isolated mitochondria, normalized to either tissue wet weight, dry weight, protein content, citrate synthase activity or other mitochondrial markers. In the absence of validated conversion factors, these data remain largely unconnected and can only be qualitatively linked.
The aim of WG2 will be to provide access to complete data sets for post-study statistical analysis and use harmonization tools (WG1) for standardized documentation, to initiate a data repository on muscle tissue from humans and model organisms in health and disease. Data sets shall be obtained from already published and new studies, prompting participating labs to report experimental details beyond those already published as far as possible (using tools such as PubMed Commons). As a result, specific protocols will be summarized for handling muscle tissue. Depending on specific interests, WG2 may decide to extend their focus to other tissue types.

WG2 Participants

CountryCityContact
AustraliaMelbourneBishop David J
AustriaInnsbruckGnaiger Erich
AustriaSalzburgMayr JA
AustriaInnsbruckDoerrier Carolina
AustriaInnsbruckLaner Verena
BelgiumLeuvenBird Matthew
BelgiumLiegeVotion Dominique-Marie
BrazilJaboticabal, SPGarcia Geovana S
BrazilSão PauloFerreira Julio Cesar B
CanadaRimouskiVandermeeren E
CanadaVancouverBoushel Robert C
CanadaEdmonton (Alberta)Lemieux Helene
CanadaRimouskiBlier Pierre U
CanadaAntigonishKane Daniel A
CroatiaZagrebSaric A
CroatiaSplitMihanovic I
Czech RepublicPilsenKuncova J
Czech RepublicHradec KrálovéWaldauf P
Czech RepublicPilsenMarkova Michaela
Czech RepublicPragueElkalaf Moustafa
Czech RepublicPrague 10Krajcova Adela
DenmarkHvidovreNehlin Jan O
DenmarkCopenhagenGonzalez-Franquesa Alba
DenmarkMalovHey-Mogensen M
DenmarkCopenhagenDela Flemming
DenmarkCopenhagen NMortensen OH
DenmarkCopenhagenLarsen Steen
EstoniaTallinnPuurand Marju
EstoniaTallinnTruu Laura
EstoniaTallinnKaambre Tuuli
EstoniaTallinnTepp Kersti
EstoniaTallinnAid-Vanakova Jekaterina
EstoniaTallinnVendelin Marko
EstoniaTallinnKarro N
EstoniaTartuPaju Kalju
FinlandHelsinkiPirinen E
FinlandJyvaeskylaeLehti Maarit
FranceParisArmand Anne-Sophie
FranceParisPetit Patrice X
FranceBordeaux cedexMourier A
FranceGrenoble Cedex 9Schlattner Uwe
FranceMontpellier Cedex 1Chabi Beatrice
FranceGrenoble cedex 9Dubouchaud Herve
FranceParisVentura-Clapier R
FranceMontpellierCortade F
GermanyDuesseldorfRoden Michael
GermanyKölnKimoloi Sammy
GermanyDüsseldorfGranata Cesare
GermanyDuesseldorfJelenik T
GermanyBremerhavenMark Felix Christopher
GermanyLeipzigOst Mario
GermanyColognePesta Dominik
GermanyRostockHaider F
GermanyNuthetalKlaus S
GermanyMunichJastroch M
GermanyBochumPlaten P
GreeceHeraklioSidiropoulou K
GreeceAthensTrougakos Ioannis P
GreeceHeraklionTavernarakis Nektarios
IndiaHaryanaSharma Vipin
IrelandSligoMurphy J
IrelandDublinO'Gorman Donal
IrelandDublinPorter Richard K
IsraelRishon Le ZionHachmo Yafit
IsraelZrifinSova Marina
IsraelJerusalemSaada Reisch Ann
ItaliaUdineSalvadego Desy
ItalyMilanGiovarelli Matteo
ItalyBolognaGenova Maria Luisa
ItalyPisaGastaldelli Amalia
ItalyNovaraReano Simone
ItalyRomeScatena Roberto
ItalyMilanDe Palma Clara
JapanSapporoShirakawa R
JapanSapporoNambu H
JapanSapporoMaekawa S
LatviaRigaLiepins Edgars
LatviaRigaKuka Janis
LatviaRigaZvejniece Liga
LatviaRigaInashkina I
LuxembourgStrassenDevaux Yvan
MaltaMsidaVella Joanna
NetherlandsAmsterdamDe Goede Paul
NetherlandsMaastrichtHoeks Joris
NetherlandsBT AmsterdamJaspers Richard T
NetherlandsMaastrichtGrevendonk L
NetherlandsWageningenKeijer Jaap
NetherlandsMaastrichtVan Polanen N
NiederlandeER MasstrichtDe Wit-Verheggen V
NiederlandeER MasstrichtDe Theije C
NorwayTromsoeAasum E
NorwayOsloTorp May-Kristin
NorwayOsloNikolic N
NorwayTromsoeJansen Kirsten M
NorwayOsloRustan AC
NorwayOsloEide L
NorwayBergenTronstad Karl Johan
NorwayTromsoeLarsen Terje S
NorwayTromsoeSchots Pauke C
NorwayUllevålHeiestad Christina
NorwayOsloLund Jenny
PolandLodzWatala Cezary
PolandLodzLabieniec-Watala Magdalena
PolandWarsawSek Aleksandra
PolandWarsawKampa Rafal Pawel
PolandWarsawDymkowska Dorota
PortugalCoimbraPereira Susana P
PortugalCoimbraCarvalho Eugenia
PortugalPortoBeleza Jorge
PortugalCantanhedeMartins Joao D
PortugalCantanhedeFerreira LL
PortugalCoimbraMartins Marques T
PortugalCoimbraPalmeira Carlos
PortugalPortoCoxito Pedro
PortugalPortoMagalhaes Jose
RomaniaTimisoaraLighezan R
RomaniaTimisoaraMuntean Danina M
SingaporeSingaporeHausenloy Derek J
SlovakiaBratislavaUkropec J
SlovakiaBratislavaSumbalova Zuzana
SlovakiaBratislavaUkropcova B
SlovakiaBratislavaMaderova D
SlovakiaBratislavaNemec Michal
SloveniaLjubljanaMars T
SloveniaLjubljanaPirkmajer Sergej
SloveniaLjubljanaDolinar K
South AfricaSmith James
SpainBarcelonaBatlle M
SpainArmilla (Granada)Fernandez-Ortiz Marisol
SpainArmilla (Granada)Acuna-Castroviejo Dario
SpainBarcelonaGama Perez Pau
SpainArmilla, GranadaEscames Germaine
SpainA CoruñaBlanco FJ
SpainBarcelonaGarcia-Roves Pablo Miguel
SpainBarcelonaGuitart M
SpainGranadaLopez Garcia Luis Carlos
SpainMadridCadenas S
SpainMadridMoran M
SpainBarcelonaSebastian D
SpainBarcelonaDe la Torre Lara J
SpainSevillaBustos Matilde
SpainBarcelonaZorzano Antonio
SpainBarcelonaCatalan M
SwedenLinköpingFontes-Oliveira CC
SwedenStockholmCardinale Daniele A
SwitzerlandLausanneMorato Fornaguera L
SwitzerlandBernNuoffer Jean-Marc
SwitzerlandLausanneSandi Carmen
SwitzerlandLausanneWeger M
SwitzerlandLausanneZalachoras I
SwitzerlandLausanneGebara E
The NetherlandsWageningenVan der Ende Miranda
The NetherlandsBT AmsterdamWuest Rob CI
TurkeyAnkaraTuncay Erkan
USAAnn ArborBeard Daniel A
USAOrlandoDistefano Giovanna
USABoca RatonKhamoui Andy V
USALittle RockPorter Craig
USASt LouisWelch R
USABaton RougeAxelrod Christopher L
USAGainesvilleWohlgemuth Stephanie E
USAGainesvilleNeyroud D
USACollege StationLatham C
USAChicagoDayanidhi Sudarshan
USAOrlandoCoen Paul M
USABaton RougeIrving Brian A
USAFairbanksO'Brien Kristin
USATorranceRossiter Harry B
USABaltimoreGonzalez-Freire Marta
USACollege StationWhite-Springer Sarah H
USAFort CollinsChicco Adam J
USAColorado SpringsJacobs RA
USANorfolkLai Nicola
USAGainesvilleHepple Russell T
USASeattleMarcinek DJ
USABaltimoreFang Evandro F
United KingdomBirminghamJoanisse S
United KingdomManchesterGiakoumaki I
United KingdomLondonSzabadkai Gyorgy
United KingdomLoughboroughEbanks Brad
United KingdomBirminghamGarten Antje
United KingdomPlymouth, DevonMcKenna Helen T
United KingdomBirminghamThakker A
United KingdomLeedsBoyle JP
United KingdomCambridgeShiroma Jonathan G
United KingdomBrightonMoore Anthony L
United KingdomNottinghamChakrabarti Lisa
United KingdomCambridgeMurray Andrew James
United KingdomBirminghamAshcroft S
United KingdomOxfordMakrecka-Kuka Marina
United StatesProvidenceSiamwala J


WG2 Management

Tasks

  1. Call for participating labs to deliver relevant experimental data on already published studies and to report them in a standardized format.
  2. Collection and indexing of the data sets as required for statistical analysis.
  3. Discussion of procedures, protocols and general guidelines.
  4. Draft a comprehensive review on mt-function in muscle tissue (registration at PROSPERO, link with EQUATOR).
  5. Opening of the database to the research public for data search and moderated entry of new data sets.


Milestones

  1. Call for data report delivered.
  2. Data sets entered in standardized format.
  3. Summary, interpretation and discussion of data for review.


Deliverables

  1. A MITOEAGLE database on muscle tissue from humans and model organisms.
  2. A set of guidelines for future studies on mitochondrial bioenergetics in muscle tissue.
  3. Draft of review manuscript.

WG2 Feedback

  1. Skeletal muscle is the main tissue we are studying in the lab. - Beatrice Chabi (2016).
  2. For the kind of work group, our expertise is certainly most on muscle tissue (skeletal and heart), although we also worked on all kinds of permeabilized cells (primary cells and cell lines). For all these, we have extended data sets, mainly rat, but also human, from diverse experimental setups (nutritional regimen, exercise, drugs ...). - Uwe Schlattner (2016).
  3. I would fit rather in WG1, as myself I am not involved in human muscle fat or blood. However, in our team we made a study involving human liver samples. - Frédéric Bouillaud (2016).
  4. In my working group we are mainly interested in muscle, especially focusing on aging and sarcopenia (using animal models). I would be happy if new cooperations could be formed through the COST Action. I could imagine working on a joint review article. Next to examining muscle from mouse models, we are studying biopsies from human heart muscle and liver, but there is no published data on these studies yet. - Susanne Klaus (2016). Translated by Sandra Fleischmann
  5. I am very interested in being part of the management committee either as a MC member for managment tasks or in working group 4 MITOEAGLE data repository for blood cells and cultured cells. I have experience in analyzing mitochondrial function in different human tissues as cultured cells and blood cells (also subsets of specific blood populations, see list of publications), muscle and isolated mitochondria. This together with my experience in organizing summer schools and conferences could be helpful as MC member taking care of management tasks. However, if you think my expertise is more helpful in working group 4, I am looking forward to support this working group. - Kathrin Renner-Sattler (2016).
  6. I am working in the field of mitochondrial biochemistry since many years. In detail my coworkers and I are carrying out studies on the regulation of ATP synthase and respiratory complexes in swine heart mitochondria as biological model of mammalian mitochondria. Some comparative aspects of mitochondrial bioenergetics and ATP synthase responses are also investigated in bivalve mollusk mitochondria. - Alessandra Pagliarani (2016).

Projects in progress

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