[A Review] The biorhythms of every species are precisely regulated to adapt the environmental changes. The function of biorhythms is controlled by the clock genes in either a single cell or the whole body. The functio...[A Review] The biorhythms of every species are precisely regulated to adapt the environmental changes. The function of biorhythms is controlled by the clock genes in either a single cell or the whole body. The function of clock genes depends on the feedback circles that are composed by the interactions among the clock components. Many studies indicate that circadian clock is closely related to diseases. Several cardiovascular diseases such as myocardial ischemia and myocardial infarction show overt circadian rhythms, indicating that clock genes may play an important role in such kinds of diseases.展开更多
Hypoxia-inducible factor 1(HIF1)has a crucial function in the regulation of oxygen levels in mammalian cells,especially under hypoxic conditions.Its importance in cardiovascular diseases,particularly in cardiac ischem...Hypoxia-inducible factor 1(HIF1)has a crucial function in the regulation of oxygen levels in mammalian cells,especially under hypoxic conditions.Its importance in cardiovascular diseases,particularly in cardiac ischemia,is because of its ability to alleviate cardiac dysfunction.The oxygen-responsive subunit,HIF1α,plays a crucial role in this process,as it has been shown to have cardioprotective effects in myocardial infarction through regulating the expression of genes affecting cellular survival,angiogenesis,and metabolism.Furthermore,HIF1αexpression induced reperfusion in the ischemic skeletal muscle,and hypoxic skin wounds in diabetic animal models showed reduced HIF1αexpression.Increased expression of HIF1αhas been shown to reduce apoptosis and oxidative stress in cardiomyocytes during acute myocardial infarction.Genetic variations in HIF1αhave also been found to correlate with altered responses to ischemic cardiovascular disease.In addition,a link has been established between the circadian rhythm and hypoxic molecular signaling pathways,with HIF1αfunctioning as an oxygen sensor and circadian genes such as period circadian regulator 2 responding to changes in light.This editorial analyzes the relationship between HIF1αand the circadian rhythm and highlights its significance in myocardial adaptation to hypoxia.Understanding the changes in molecular signaling pathways associated with diseases,specifically cardiovascular diseases,provides the opportunity for innovative therapeutic interventions,especially in low-oxygen environments such as myocardial infarction.展开更多
文摘[A Review] The biorhythms of every species are precisely regulated to adapt the environmental changes. The function of biorhythms is controlled by the clock genes in either a single cell or the whole body. The function of clock genes depends on the feedback circles that are composed by the interactions among the clock components. Many studies indicate that circadian clock is closely related to diseases. Several cardiovascular diseases such as myocardial ischemia and myocardial infarction show overt circadian rhythms, indicating that clock genes may play an important role in such kinds of diseases.
基金Supported by Croatian Ministry of Science and Education,Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek,Faculty of Dental Medicine and Health,Osijek,Croatia,No.IP7-FDMZ-2023West-Siberian Science and Education Center,Government of Tyumen District,Decree of 20.11.2020,No.928-rpMinistry of Science and Higher Education,No.FMEN 2022-0009.
文摘Hypoxia-inducible factor 1(HIF1)has a crucial function in the regulation of oxygen levels in mammalian cells,especially under hypoxic conditions.Its importance in cardiovascular diseases,particularly in cardiac ischemia,is because of its ability to alleviate cardiac dysfunction.The oxygen-responsive subunit,HIF1α,plays a crucial role in this process,as it has been shown to have cardioprotective effects in myocardial infarction through regulating the expression of genes affecting cellular survival,angiogenesis,and metabolism.Furthermore,HIF1αexpression induced reperfusion in the ischemic skeletal muscle,and hypoxic skin wounds in diabetic animal models showed reduced HIF1αexpression.Increased expression of HIF1αhas been shown to reduce apoptosis and oxidative stress in cardiomyocytes during acute myocardial infarction.Genetic variations in HIF1αhave also been found to correlate with altered responses to ischemic cardiovascular disease.In addition,a link has been established between the circadian rhythm and hypoxic molecular signaling pathways,with HIF1αfunctioning as an oxygen sensor and circadian genes such as period circadian regulator 2 responding to changes in light.This editorial analyzes the relationship between HIF1αand the circadian rhythm and highlights its significance in myocardial adaptation to hypoxia.Understanding the changes in molecular signaling pathways associated with diseases,specifically cardiovascular diseases,provides the opportunity for innovative therapeutic interventions,especially in low-oxygen environments such as myocardial infarction.
