Differential effects of diphenyl diselenide (PhSe)2on mitochondria-related pathways depending on the cellular energy status in Bovine Vascular Endothelial Cells

Author:

Galant Letícia SelingerORCID,Doblado Laura,Radi RafaelORCID,da Rocha João Batista Teixeira,de Bem Andreza FabroORCID,Monsalve MariaORCID

Abstract

AbstractCellular energy metabolism varies depending on tissue and cell type, as well as the availability of energy substrates and energy demands. We recently investigated the variations in cellular metabolism and antioxidant responses in primary bovine vascular endothelial cells (BAECs) under different energetic substrate conditions in vitro, specifically glucose or galactose. In this context, pharmacological agents may exert different effects on cells depending on their energy metabolism status. In this study, we aimed to characterize the effects of (PhSe)2, a redox-active molecule known for its prominent cardiovascular effects, on redox-bioenergetic cellular pathways under glycolytic or oxidative conditions in BAECs. Under glucose conditions, (PhSe)2positively impacted mitochondrial oxidative capacity, as assessed by respirometry, and was associated with changes in mitochondrial cellular dynamics. However, these changes were not observed in cells cultured with galactose. Although (PhSe)2induced the nuclear translocation of NRF2 in both glucose and galactose media, NRF2 remained in the nuclei of cells cultured in galactose for a longer duration. Additionally, activation of FOXO3a was only detected in galactose media. Notably, (PhSe)2strongly induced the expression of genes controlling mitochondrial antioxidant capacity and glutathione synthesis and recycling in glucose media, whereas its effects in galactose media were primarily focused on glutathione homeostasis. In conclusion, our findings underscore the critical influence of cellular metabolic status on the antioxidant capacity of redox-active molecules such as (PhSe)2.

Publisher

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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