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Rescue of primary ubiquinone deficiency due to a novel COQ7 defect using 2,4–dihydroxybensoic acid
by
Engvall, Martin
, Wredenberg, Anna
, Wedell, Anna
, Felser, Andrea
, von Döbeln, Ulrika
, Stranneheim, Henrik
, Andeer, Robin
, Maffezzini, Camilla
, Wibom, Rolf
, Bruhn, Helene
, Magnusson, Måns
, Lesko, Nicole
, Freyer, Christoph
, Barbaro, Michela
, Hinze, Yvonne
, Naess, Karin
, Mourier, Arnaud
, Zetterström, Rolf H
in
Age
/ Amino Acid Sequence
/ Ataxia - diagnosis
/ Ataxia - drug therapy
/ Ataxia - genetics
/ Biopsy
/ Biosynthesis
/ Child
/ Child, Preschool
/ Chromatography, Liquid
/ Creatinine
/ Dehydrogenases
/ DNA Mutational Analysis
/ Enzymes
/ Exome
/ Fibroblasts
/ Homozygote
/ Humans
/ Hydroxybenzoates - therapeutic use
/ Hypertension
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Male
/ Mitochondria - genetics
/ Mitochondria - metabolism
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - diagnosis
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - drug therapy
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - genetics
/ Molecular Sequence Data
/ Muscle Weakness - diagnosis
/ Muscle Weakness - drug therapy
/ Muscle Weakness - genetics
/ Musculoskeletal system
/ Mutation
/ Mutation, Missense
/ Ostomy
/ Plasma
/ Respiration
/ Sequence Alignment
/ Tandem Mass Spectrometry
/ Therapeutics
/ Ubiquinone - deficiency
/ Ubiquinone - genetics
/ Ultrasonic imaging
/ Yeast
2015
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Rescue of primary ubiquinone deficiency due to a novel COQ7 defect using 2,4–dihydroxybensoic acid
by
Engvall, Martin
, Wredenberg, Anna
, Wedell, Anna
, Felser, Andrea
, von Döbeln, Ulrika
, Stranneheim, Henrik
, Andeer, Robin
, Maffezzini, Camilla
, Wibom, Rolf
, Bruhn, Helene
, Magnusson, Måns
, Lesko, Nicole
, Freyer, Christoph
, Barbaro, Michela
, Hinze, Yvonne
, Naess, Karin
, Mourier, Arnaud
, Zetterström, Rolf H
in
Age
/ Amino Acid Sequence
/ Ataxia - diagnosis
/ Ataxia - drug therapy
/ Ataxia - genetics
/ Biopsy
/ Biosynthesis
/ Child
/ Child, Preschool
/ Chromatography, Liquid
/ Creatinine
/ Dehydrogenases
/ DNA Mutational Analysis
/ Enzymes
/ Exome
/ Fibroblasts
/ Homozygote
/ Humans
/ Hydroxybenzoates - therapeutic use
/ Hypertension
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Male
/ Mitochondria - genetics
/ Mitochondria - metabolism
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - diagnosis
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - drug therapy
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - genetics
/ Molecular Sequence Data
/ Muscle Weakness - diagnosis
/ Muscle Weakness - drug therapy
/ Muscle Weakness - genetics
/ Musculoskeletal system
/ Mutation
/ Mutation, Missense
/ Ostomy
/ Plasma
/ Respiration
/ Sequence Alignment
/ Tandem Mass Spectrometry
/ Therapeutics
/ Ubiquinone - deficiency
/ Ubiquinone - genetics
/ Ultrasonic imaging
/ Yeast
2015
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Rescue of primary ubiquinone deficiency due to a novel COQ7 defect using 2,4–dihydroxybensoic acid
by
Engvall, Martin
, Wredenberg, Anna
, Wedell, Anna
, Felser, Andrea
, von Döbeln, Ulrika
, Stranneheim, Henrik
, Andeer, Robin
, Maffezzini, Camilla
, Wibom, Rolf
, Bruhn, Helene
, Magnusson, Måns
, Lesko, Nicole
, Freyer, Christoph
, Barbaro, Michela
, Hinze, Yvonne
, Naess, Karin
, Mourier, Arnaud
, Zetterström, Rolf H
in
Age
/ Amino Acid Sequence
/ Ataxia - diagnosis
/ Ataxia - drug therapy
/ Ataxia - genetics
/ Biopsy
/ Biosynthesis
/ Child
/ Child, Preschool
/ Chromatography, Liquid
/ Creatinine
/ Dehydrogenases
/ DNA Mutational Analysis
/ Enzymes
/ Exome
/ Fibroblasts
/ Homozygote
/ Humans
/ Hydroxybenzoates - therapeutic use
/ Hypertension
/ Infant, Newborn
/ Male
/ Mitochondria - genetics
/ Mitochondria - metabolism
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - diagnosis
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - drug therapy
/ Mitochondrial Diseases - genetics
/ Molecular Sequence Data
/ Muscle Weakness - diagnosis
/ Muscle Weakness - drug therapy
/ Muscle Weakness - genetics
/ Musculoskeletal system
/ Mutation
/ Mutation, Missense
/ Ostomy
/ Plasma
/ Respiration
/ Sequence Alignment
/ Tandem Mass Spectrometry
/ Therapeutics
/ Ubiquinone - deficiency
/ Ubiquinone - genetics
/ Ultrasonic imaging
/ Yeast
2015
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Rescue of primary ubiquinone deficiency due to a novel COQ7 defect using 2,4–dihydroxybensoic acid
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Rescue of primary ubiquinone deficiency due to a novel COQ7 defect using 2,4–dihydroxybensoic acid
2015
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BackgroundCoenzyme Q is an essential mitochondrial electron carrier, redox cofactor and a potent antioxidant in the majority of cellular membranes. Coenzyme Q deficiency has been associated with a range of metabolic diseases, as well as with some drug treatments and ageing.MethodsWe used whole exome sequencing (WES) to investigate patients with inherited metabolic diseases and applied a novel ultra-pressure liquid chromatography—mass spectrometry approach to measure coenzyme Q in patient samples.ResultsWe identified a homozygous missense mutation in the COQ7 gene in a patient with complex mitochondrial deficiency, resulting in severely reduced coenzyme Q levels We demonstrate that the coenzyme Q analogue 2,4-dihydroxybensoic acid (2,4DHB) was able to specifically bypass the COQ7 deficiency, increase cellular coenzyme Q levels and rescue the biochemical defect in patient fibroblasts.ConclusionWe report the first patient with primary coenzyme Q deficiency due to a homozygous COQ7 mutation and a potentially beneficial treatment using 2,4DHB.
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