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1 Master class Biomolecular Sciences Molecular Cell Biology : Paul van Bergen en Henegouwen. Clathrin-indep Endocytosis : Willem Stoorvogel. Endocytosis and MHC classii : X-track symposium : Ger Strous. Ubiquitination and endocytosis : Catherine Rabouille. Secretion and unconventional secretion : Madelon Maurice. Wnt pathway and membrane traffic : ABC-seminar I&I : Fulvio Reggiori. Autophagy : Bernd Helms. Lipid droplet biogenesis and function : Exam
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3 Lipid Droplets: Storage of Lipids Bernd Helms
4 Article Robert van de Ven Joep Schothorst Dibbolt Westphaal
5 The Basics I: FAs
6 The Basics II: FA Activation
7 Basics III: TG-FA Interplay. Why?
8 Adipocytes
9 Foam cells
10 Pathologies associated with lipid droplets Obesity - mice with k.o. of structural protein, perilipin, or signaling molecule caveolin-1, are resistant to high fat induced obesitas Atherosclerosis accumulation of cholesterol loaded droplets in foam cells. Cells transform from lipid-storing into synthetic form during liver injury and repair Hepatitis/Fatty liver - hepatitis c virus core protein is associated with lipid droplets Mutation in lipid droplet-associated protein CGI-58 causes lipid storage disease Dorfman-Chanarin syndrome
11 What are Lipid Droplets?
12 Lipid droplets, general principles Excess of lipids uptake, synthesis, breakdown membranes Lipid modifying enzymes Phospholipid monolayer Free fatty acid Free cholesterol Retinol TAG Cholesterol-ester Retinyl-ester Decreased usage or export
13 Lipid droplets, general principles Structural proteins Phospholipid monolayer Free fatty acid Free cholesterol Retinoic acid TAG Cholesterol-ester Retinyl-ester Lipid modifying enzymes
14 Structural lipid droplet proteins: PAT domain proteins in mammalian cells: -Perilipin (adipocytes) -Adipophilin / ADRP -TIP47 -S3-12 -Oleosins(plant) - Hepatitis C core protein (oleosin-like domain)
15 Structural lipid droplet proteins adipocyt
16 Wolins et al (2006) FEBS Lett
17 Lipid Droplets and Lipid Metabolism D.A. Brown, Current Biol Structural lipid droplet proteins are also involved in the degradation of lipid droplets.
18 αar(1) βar(3) TNFα αar(2) TNFα α i β γ α q β γ α i β γ AC PLCβ IP3 ERK 1,2 βar(1,2) DAG α s β γ PKC TNFα ER Ca ++ TNFα Ca ++ camp 5 AMP TNFα PDE3b mrna Nucleus ERK 1,2 PKA PDE-3B Ca 2+ HSL 5 AMPK ALBP PKB PI3K HSL ATGL Perilipins P PDK1,2 p110 p85 IRS1 β β α α Insulin NEFA + Glycerol FABP + NEFA Perilipins TAG ERK 1,2 TNFα
19 Release of Free Fatty Acids (FFA) from adipocyte lipid droplets Perilipin KO mice show 10x elevated lipolysis reaction and are resistant to high fat diet Londos et al, 2005 Biochemie
20 Many cells have lipid droplets Lipid droplets as dynamic organelles?
21 Proteomics Analysis of Lipid Droplets
22 LDs: more than just storage organelles Liu et al (2004) JBC
23 Lipid droplets, more than just fat storage organelles. Structural proteins Phospholipid monolayer Free fatty acid Free cholesterol Retinoic acid Lipid modifying enzymes TAG Cholesterol-ester Retinyl-ester Signaling molecules Trafficking - distribution or uptake of lipids Regulation of lipid modifying enzymes/ structural proteins Formation/budding lipid droplets
24 How do Lipid Droplets form?
25 Overexpression of Rab18 induces lipid droplet- ER contact sites Control Rab18 S. Ozeki et al (2005) JCS
26 "Classical" model Martin & PArton (2006) Nat. Rev Mol Cell Biol
27 Brown (2001)Cur biol
28 Lipid Droplet Formation: 'Budding model' Wolins et al (2006) FEBS Lett
29 Alternative model: Adipophilin-enriched ER domains
30 Alternative model: Adipophilin-enriched ER domains
31 Methods to study lipid droplets in vitro
32 A B CHO-wt CHO-mutant Staining with Nile Red Bodipy
33 Induction of LD formation Oleic Acid (18:1) CHO-K1 Bodipy α-adrp CHO-K1 24 hr oleate Bodipy α-adrp
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35 Lipidomics Facility 4000QTRAP API QTRAP
36 Lipidomics Facility: Analyses (Phospho-)lipid classes PC, PE, PG, PI, PS, PI, PA, CL, Lyso-PLs, SM Molecular species Phospholipids (PC, PE, PS, PI ) Sphingolipids (SM) Neutral lipids (TG, DG, FA, Cer) Sterols and derivatives Biosynthetic Intermediates Oxysterols Other Prostaglandins, Quinones, Detergents Vitamines, Tocopheroles, etc
37 Single Stage Mass Spectrometry 100 cells Bruegger et al (1997) PNAS
38 Lipid Profiling by Tandem MS
39 Extracted 339 = MAG-18:1 TAG-18:1,18:1,18:1 WT CHO-K1 + Oleate DAG-18:1,18:1 TAG-16:1,18:1,18:1 TAG-18:0,18:1,22:5 TAG-18:1,18:1,18:2 TAG-16:0,18:1,18:1 TAG- 18:1,18:1,20:1 TAG-18:1,18:1,22:5 TAG-18:1,18:1,22:6 TAG- 18:0,18:1,18:1 TAG 16:0, 18:0,18:1
40 WT CHO-K1 + Oleate contains 18-1 Cholesterol -esters
41 Lipid Droplets 3? 1 2 Cholesterol Homeostasis Caveolins
42 Lipid Droplets? 1 Cholesterol Homeostasis Caveolins
43 Lipid composition of LDs DiAugustine et al (1973) Biochem J.
44 Cellular cholesterol metabolism
45 Cellular cholesterol homeostasis
46 Lipid Droplets? 2 Cholesterol Homeostasis Caveolins
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48 Caveolin and cholesterol Caveolin binds cholesterol and FA: a cholesterol sensor? Cholesterol promotes dimerization/oligomerization A cytosolic complex containing Caveolin may be involved in cholesterol transport Cholesterol oxidation induces Caveolin redistribution (PM to ER/Golgi) Caveolin expression is regulated by cholesterol levels Caveolin and caveolae: rafts and cholesterol transport across the plasma membrane
49 Lipid Droplets 3? Cholesterol Homeostasis Caveolins
50 JCB Caveolin-2β Caveolin-1 Fujimoto et al. JCB (2001)
51 Caveolin - lipid droplets Pathologies associated with lipid droplets Hepatic stellate cells transform from lipid-storing into synthetic form during liver injury and repair Obesity - mice with k.o. of structural protein, perilipin, or signaling molecule caveolin-1, are resistant to high fat induced obesitas Hepatitis/Fatty liver - hepatitis c virus core protein is associated with lipid droplets Mutation in lipid droplet-associated protein CGI-58 causes lipid storage disease Dorfman-Chanarin syndrome Atherosclerosis accumulation of cholesterol loaded droplets in foam cells.
52 Caveolin k.o cells have defect in lipid droplet formation and structure + Oleic acid
53 Caveolin-1 K.O. mice are resistant to diet-induced obesity
54 Lipid droplets: more than just fat storage organelles?
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