Human Cytochrome c Oxidase (COX)Deficient Cell Lines

Principal Investigator: 

Giovanni Manfredi, Professor of Neuroscience

Tissue: Other

Species: Human

Disease: Cytochrome c oxidase deficiency

Modifications: COX I mutation, Cybrid

Description: Transmitochondrial cell lines containing various proportions of G6930A stop-codon mutation in COX I gene. COX enzymatic activity decreases as the levels of mutated mtDNA increase; similarly, COX I polypeptide synthesis and their steadystate levels also decrease with higher amounts of mutated mtDNA. Cell respiration and ATP synthesis are preserved in cells with lower proportions (~40%) of mutated genomes.

Availability: Available from WCM for internal research use. Not available for inclusion in repositories.

*Availability and licensing conditions are subject to change.

Intellectual Property

Cornell Reference

  •  D-6148

Contact Information

Iris Bica

For additional information please contact

Iris Bica
Business Development and Licensing Associate
Phone: (646) 962-5966
Email: ib342@cornell.edu