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Main Authors: Silva, Sandra C, Correia, Teresa M, Manchado, Manuel, Power, Deborah M
Format: Artículo científico
Language:en
Published: General and comparative endocrinology 2025
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Online Access:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40456456/
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author Silva, Sandra C
Correia, Teresa M
Manchado, Manuel
Power, Deborah M
author_facet Silva, Sandra C
Correia, Teresa M
Manchado, Manuel
Power, Deborah M
Silva, Sandra C
Correia, Teresa M
Manchado, Manuel
Power, Deborah M
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Metamorphosis-associated immune system maturation in Senegalese sole. Silva, Sandra C Correia, Teresa M Manchado, Manuel Power, Deborah M Animals Flatfishes Metamorphosis, Biological Immune System Thyroid Hormones The thyroid hormones (THs) are proposed as putative regulators of immune system maturation in developing teleost fish. To gain insight into this process the Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis) that has a well-characterized TH-driven metamorphosis was used. Differential gene expression analysis was performed across developmental stages (n = 3 per stage): pre-metamorphosis, onset of metamorphosis, metamorphosis, early climax, climax, and post-metamorphic juveniles. Metamorphosis is a massive gene-oriented developmental process, involving the differential expression of 8145 genes. Clustering analysis was used to identify immune-related genes with similar expression patterns to hypothalamus-pituitary-thyroid (HPT) axis-related genes. TH-regulated candidate immune genes were identified (133) and analysis of their promoter region revealed 84 contained putative TH receptor (TR) binding sites (TREs). Two consensus TRE sequences were identified in the candidate genes, 5'-ntgnGntCacan (exclusive to TRα), and 5'-nnntGgtCannn (common to both TRs). TRα-exclusive TREs were less common than those that bound interchangeably TRα and TRβ. In the promoter region, TRα-exclusive TREs were always accompanied by the pan-TRE consensus sequence, never occurring independently.
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spellingShingle Metamorphosis-associated immune system maturation in Senegalese sole.
Silva, Sandra C
Correia, Teresa M
Manchado, Manuel
Power, Deborah M
Animals
Flatfishes
Metamorphosis, Biological
Immune System
Thyroid Hormones
Metamorphosis-associated immune system maturation in Senegalese sole. Silva, Sandra C Correia, Teresa M Manchado, Manuel Power, Deborah M Animals Flatfishes Metamorphosis, Biological Immune System Thyroid Hormones The thyroid hormones (THs) are proposed as putative regulators of immune system maturation in developing teleost fish. To gain insight into this process the Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis) that has a well-characterized TH-driven metamorphosis was used. Differential gene expression analysis was performed across developmental stages (n = 3 per stage): pre-metamorphosis, onset of metamorphosis, metamorphosis, early climax, climax, and post-metamorphic juveniles. Metamorphosis is a massive gene-oriented developmental process, involving the differential expression of 8145 genes. Clustering analysis was used to identify immune-related genes with similar expression patterns to hypothalamus-pituitary-thyroid (HPT) axis-related genes. TH-regulated candidate immune genes were identified (133) and analysis of their promoter region revealed 84 contained putative TH receptor (TR) binding sites (TREs). Two consensus TRE sequences were identified in the candidate genes, 5'-ntgnGntCacan (exclusive to TRα), and 5'-nnntGgtCannn (common to both TRs). TRα-exclusive TREs were less common than those that bound interchangeably TRα and TRβ. In the promoter region, TRα-exclusive TREs were always accompanied by the pan-TRE consensus sequence, never occurring independently.
title Metamorphosis-associated immune system maturation in Senegalese sole.
topic Animals
Flatfishes
Metamorphosis, Biological
Immune System
Thyroid Hormones
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40456456/