Glyoxalase 1 gene of Coilia nasus: molecular characterization and differential expression during transport stress
The estuarine tapertail anchovy Coilia nasus is a widely distributed and commercially important aquaculture species. It responds strongly to stresses, such as netting, loading, and transport, which inevitably always induces tissue injury or even death. The glyoxalase 1 gene ( Glo1 ) is very importan...
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| description | The estuarine tapertail anchovy
Coilia nasus
is a widely distributed and commercially important aquaculture species. It responds strongly to stresses, such as netting, loading, and transport, which inevitably always induces tissue injury or even death. The glyoxalase 1 gene (
Glo1
) is very important in many physiological processes and diseases. To understand how transport induces changes in
Glo1
expression, we cloned the
C. nasus
Glo1
gene (
CnGlo1
). Its full-length cDNA is 1033 bp, with a 549-bp open reading frame, which encodes a 182-amino acid protein. CnGlo1 is predicted to contain a typical glyoxalase domain (amino acids 26–169).
CnGlo1
mRNA is expressed ubiquitously, but more strongly in the brain, liver, heart, head kidney, and gill than in the kidney, intestine, muscle, and spleen. Results of the reverse transcription–quantitative PCR analysis of the tissues of stressed fish revealed a 2.5- to 16.1-fold increase in
CnGlo1
expression in the liver and a 2.0- to 4.8-fold increase in the brain. Protein expression was determined with western blotting, and the expression pattern was similar to that of the mRNA. Here, we report the molecular cloning, sequencing, and differential expression of the
CnGlo1
gene and the effects of stress on CnGlo1 expression. |
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Coilia nasus
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Glo1
) is very important in many physiological processes and diseases. To understand how transport induces changes in
Glo1
expression, we cloned the
C. nasus
Glo1
gene (
CnGlo1
). Its full-length cDNA is 1033 bp, with a 549-bp open reading frame, which encodes a 182-amino acid protein. CnGlo1 is predicted to contain a typical glyoxalase domain (amino acids 26–169).
CnGlo1
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CnGlo1
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Coilia nasus
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Glo1
) is very important in many physiological processes and diseases. To understand how transport induces changes in
Glo1
expression, we cloned the
C. nasus
Glo1
gene (
CnGlo1
). Its full-length cDNA is 1033 bp, with a 549-bp open reading frame, which encodes a 182-amino acid protein. CnGlo1 is predicted to contain a typical glyoxalase domain (amino acids 26–169).
CnGlo1
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CnGlo1
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CnGlo1
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Coilia nasus
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Glo1
) is very important in many physiological processes and diseases. To understand how transport induces changes in
Glo1
expression, we cloned the
C. nasus
Glo1
gene (
CnGlo1
). Its full-length cDNA is 1033 bp, with a 549-bp open reading frame, which encodes a 182-amino acid protein. CnGlo1 is predicted to contain a typical glyoxalase domain (amino acids 26–169).
CnGlo1
mRNA is expressed ubiquitously, but more strongly in the brain, liver, heart, head kidney, and gill than in the kidney, intestine, muscle, and spleen. Results of the reverse transcription–quantitative PCR analysis of the tissues of stressed fish revealed a 2.5- to 16.1-fold increase in
CnGlo1
expression in the liver and a 2.0- to 4.8-fold increase in the brain. Protein expression was determined with western blotting, and the expression pattern was similar to that of the mRNA. Here, we report the molecular cloning, sequencing, and differential expression of the
CnGlo1
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