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::: '''[[Categories of SUIT protocols |SUIT-catg]]:''' CCP
::: '''[[Categories of SUIT protocols |SUIT-catg]]:''' CCP
::: '''[[SUIT protocol pattern]]:''' linear [[coupling control protocol]] (CCP)
::: '''[[SUIT protocol pattern]]:''' linear [[coupling control protocol]] (CCP)
::: '''[[Mark names in DatLab]]:''' CCP_01
::: '''[[Mark names in DatLab]]:''' CCP_02
::: '''[[DatLab-Excel templates |DatLab-Excel template]]:''' [[Media:SUIT MiPNet08.09 CellRespiration.xlsx|CCP_01.xlsx]]
::: '''[[DatLab-Excel templates |DatLab-Excel template]]:''' [[Media:SUIT MiPNet08.09 CellRespiration.xlsx|CCP_02.xlsx]]
[[File:CCP R-L-E-ROX.jpg|left|150px]]
[[File:CCP R-L-E-ROX.jpg|left|150px]]
:::* The CCP diagram may present the respiratory states (left) as an alternative to presenting the titration steps.
:::* The CCP diagram may present the respiratory states (left) as an alternative to presenting the titration steps.
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[[File:CCP_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot 4Ama.jpg|right|200px]]
[[File:CCP_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot 4Ama.jpg|right|200px]]
== CCP_01a ==
== CCP_02a ==


:::* CCP_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot 4Ama
:::* CCP_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot 4Ama
:::* '''Rot and Ama'''  
:::* '''Rot and Ama'''  
:::: In this CCP, ROX is measured after stepwise titration of [[rotenone]] (3Rot) and [[antimycin A]] (4Ama). In many intact cells ROX measured after titration of rotenone (3Rot) is not or only slightly further inhibited by subsequent titration of animycin A (4Ama).
:::: In this CCP, ROX is measured after stepwise titration of [[rotenone]] (3Rot) and [[antimycin A]] (4Ama). In many intact cells ROX measured after titration of rotenone (3Rot) is not or only slightly further inhibited by subsequent titration of animycin A (4Ama).
::::» ''Compare'': [[CCP_01]], Ce_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot


[[File:Huetter 2004 Biochem J.jpg|left|300px|CCP intact cells (fibroblasts)]]
[[File:Huetter 2004 Biochem J.jpg|left|300px|CCP intact cells (fibroblasts)]]

Revision as of 13:40, 3 September 2016


high-resolution terminology - matching measurements at high-resolution


SUIT-003 O2 ce D009

Description

Abbreviation: CCP_R 1Omy 2U

Reference: MiPNet08.09 CellRespiration, Huetter 2004 Biochem J


MitoPedia concepts: SUIT protocol 

SUIT-catg: CCP
SUIT protocol pattern: linear coupling control protocol (CCP)
Mark names in DatLab: CCP_02
DatLab-Excel template: CCP_02.xlsx
  • The CCP diagram may present the respiratory states (left) as an alternative to presenting the titration steps.
  • Rot and Ama
In this CCP, ROX is measured after titration of rotenone, antimycin A, or both in a single step. Validity of using rotenone only for inducing ROX in intact cells is evaluated by stepwise measurement of ROX after titration of rotenone (3Rot) followed by titration of animycin A (4Ama).

CCP_02a

  • CCP_R 1Omy 2U 3Rot 4Ama
  • Rot and Ama
In this CCP, ROX is measured after stepwise titration of rotenone (3Rot) and antimycin A (4Ama). In many intact cells ROX measured after titration of rotenone (3Rot) is not or only slightly further inhibited by subsequent titration of animycin A (4Ama).
CCP intact cells (fibroblasts)


Respiration in senescent human primary fibroblasts (0.2×106 cells/ml). Arrows show steps in the titration regime of the coupling control protocol, inducing the following respiratory states: ROUTINE (R; routine state in cell-culture medium); LEAK (L; inhibition of ATPsynthase by 1 μg/ml oligomycin); ETS (E; maximal stimulation by uncoupling of oxidative phosphorylation in four subsequent titrations of the uncoupler, U, FCCP (2.5–4 μM final concentration); ROX (rotenone, Rot, and antimycin A; residual oxygen consumption). Modified after Huetter_2004_Biochem J.
  • Hütter E, Renner K, Pfister G, Stöckl P, Jansen-Dürr P, Gnaiger E (2004) Senescence-associated changes in respiration and oxidative phosphorylation in primary human fibroblasts. Biochem J 380:919-28. - »Bioblast link«