PLOS Biology · Open Access · 2025

Mitochondrial Complex I and ROS control neuromuscular function through opposing pre- and postsynaptic mechanisms · 3D

3D 機制動畫:依照論文分鏡呈現核心生物機制。3D mechanism animation: the paper's core biological mechanism shown from the storyboard.
  1. 3D 突觸末端畫面中,粒線體 (紅色)內的 Complex I 蛋白結構變暗,呈現受損狀態。
  2. 粒線體周圍的 ROS (洋紅色)球體發光,從粒線體釋放並往神經與肌肉區域擴散。
  3. ROS (洋紅色)球體接觸突觸前膜,白色 Bruchpilot 蛋白群在膜上密集堆積成強化區。
  4. ROS (洋紅色)球體作用在突觸後肌肉膜,scaffold (紫色)網狀結構破碎,glutamate receptor (藍色)群脫離膜面。
  1. A detailed 3D view of a synaptic terminal where a red-colored mitochondria contains a darkened, failing protein structure representing Mitochondrial Complex I depletion
  2. The failing mitochondria begins to pulsate and release a cloud of glowing magenta spheres, representing Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), which drift throughout the nerve and muscle compartments
  3. Inside the presynaptic nerve terminal, the magenta spheres trigger the accumulation of dense, white protein clusters known as Bruchpilot at the membrane, creating reinforced signaling zones
  4. On the postsynaptic muscle surface, the magenta spheres dissolve a purple mesh-like structural scaffold, causing blue glutamate receptor clusters to detach and disappear from the membrane
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Mallik B, Bhat SA, Wang X, Frank CA (2025) Mitochondrial Complex I and ROS control neuromuscular function through opposing pre- and postsynaptic mechanisms. PLoS Biol 23(9): e3003388. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3003388

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3003388 · 閱讀全文 →Read full text →

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