Comparative profiling of N-respirasomes predicts aberrant mitochondrial bioenergetics at single-cell resolution
Bertan, F.; Wischhof, L.; Scifo, E.; Guranda, M.; Jackson, J.; Marsal-Cots, A.; Piazzesi, A.; Stork, M.; Peitz, M.; Prehn, J. H. M.; Ehninger, D.; Nicotera, P.; Bano, D.
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AO_SCPLOWBSTRACTC_SCPLOWMitochondria sustain the energy demand of the cell. The composition and functional state of the mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation system are informative indicators of organelle homeostasis and bioenergetic capacity. Here we describe a highly sensitive and reproducible method for single-cell visualization and quantification of mitochondrial respiratory supercomplexes as a novel means of measuring mitochondrial respiratory chain integrity. We apply a proximity ligation assay (PLA) and perform comparative studies of mitochondrial CI, CIII and CIV-containing supercomplexes (or N-respirasomes) in fixed human and mouse brain tissues, tumorigenic cells, iPSCs and iPSC-derived NPCs and neurons. Our optimized approach enables a quantitative in-situ assessment of even subtle mitochondrial lesions associated with aberrant respiration. By combining quantitative proteomics with single cell imaging analysis, we also report the mechanistic contribution of the MICOS complex subunit CHCHD3 in regulating N-respirasomes. Overall, our PLA-based profiling of N-respirasomes establishes a sensitive and complementary technique for detecting cell-type specific mitochondrial perturbations in fixed materials.
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