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Common mitochondrial haplogroups as modifiers of the onset-age for critical COVID-19.


ABSTRACT: As a key regulator of innate immunity, mitochondrial function is essential to maintain antiviral activities. Common mitochondrial DNA variants (haplogroups) have been associated with different physiological capacities and the nrisk of developing several diseases. Haplogroup H was associated with increased survival among sepsis patients, and lower risk of progression toward AIDS in HIV infected and lower manifestation of severe manifestation of herpex virus disease. We studied 316 Spanish with critical COVID-19, and found that the 7028C (haplogroup H) was protective among patients with early-onset disease (≤65 vs > 65 years, p = 0.01), while the ancestral 16223T was a risk factor for early-onset critical COVID-19 (OR = 3.36, 95 %CI = 1.49-7.54). Our work suggested that common mitochondrial variants may serve as predictors of COVID-19 severity. Additional studies to confirm this effect from other populations are of special interest.

SUBMITTER: Vazquez-Coto D 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9474411 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Common mitochondrial haplogroups as modifiers of the onset-age for critical COVID-19.

Vázquez-Coto Daniel D   Albaiceta Guillermo M GM   Amado-Rodríguez Laura L   Clemente Marta G MG   Cuesta-Llavona Elías E   Gómez Juan J   Coto Eliecer E  

Mitochondrion 20220915


As a key regulator of innate immunity, mitochondrial function is essential to maintain antiviral activities. Common mitochondrial DNA variants (haplogroups) have been associated with different physiological capacities and the nrisk of developing several diseases. Haplogroup H was associated with increased survival among sepsis patients, and lower risk of progression toward AIDS in HIV infected and lower manifestation of severe manifestation of herpex virus disease. We studied 316 Spanish with cr  ...[more]

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