Alternative suppression of transcription from two desaturase genes is the key for species-specific sex pheromone biosynthesis in two Ostrinia moths
Crossing of two Ostrinia moths that use different positional isomers as sex pheromone components revealed that species-specific pheromone is produced through alternative suppression of two pheromone gland-specific desaturases at the gene transcription level. The sex pheromone of Ostrinia scapulalis...
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description | Crossing of two
Ostrinia moths that use different positional isomers as sex pheromone components revealed that species-specific pheromone is produced through alternative suppression of two pheromone gland-specific desaturases at the gene transcription level. The sex pheromone of
Ostrinia scapulalis (the adzuki bean borer) is a blend of (
Z)-11- and (
E)-11-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E11-14:OAc), whereas that of
Ostrinia furnacalis (the Asian corn borer) is a blend of (
Z)-12- and (
E)-12-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Δ11-Desaturase is known to be involved in the biosynthesis of
Z/
E11-14:OAc, and Δ14-desaturase, in that of
Z/
E12-14:OAc. The F1 hybrid between
O. scapulalis and
O. furnacalis produced both parents' sex pheromone components (
Z/
E11-14:OAc and
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Although the two species have both Δ11- and Δ14-desaturase genes, transcription from the Δ14-desaturase gene was strongly suppressed in
O. scapulalis, as was transcription from the Δ11-desaturase gene in
O. furnacalis. Meanwhile, both genes were transcribed into mRNA in F1. The production/non-production of
Z/
E11-14:OAc and
Z/
E12-14:OAc in F1, F2, and backcross progenies could be explained by an autosomal locus that suppresses transcription from either the Δ11-desaturase or Δ14-desaturase gene. Based on the findings, the evolution of sex pheromone biosynthesis in
O. scapulalis and
O. furnacalis is discussed. |
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Ostrinia scapulalis (the adzuki bean borer) is a blend of (
Z)-11- and (
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Z/
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Ostrinia furnacalis (the Asian corn borer) is a blend of (
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O. scapulalis and
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Z/
E11-14:OAc and
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Z/
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Ostrinia scapulalis (the adzuki bean borer) is a blend of (
Z)-11- and (
E)-11-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E11-14:OAc), whereas that of
Ostrinia furnacalis (the Asian corn borer) is a blend of (
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E)-12-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Δ11-Desaturase is known to be involved in the biosynthesis of
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E12-14:OAc. The F1 hybrid between
O. scapulalis and
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Z/
E11-14:OAc and
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Although the two species have both Δ11- and Δ14-desaturase genes, transcription from the Δ14-desaturase gene was strongly suppressed in
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Z/
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Z/
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Ostrinia moths that use different positional isomers as sex pheromone components revealed that species-specific pheromone is produced through alternative suppression of two pheromone gland-specific desaturases at the gene transcription level. The sex pheromone of
Ostrinia scapulalis (the adzuki bean borer) is a blend of (
Z)-11- and (
E)-11-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E11-14:OAc), whereas that of
Ostrinia furnacalis (the Asian corn borer) is a blend of (
Z)-12- and (
E)-12-tetradecenyl acetates (
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Δ11-Desaturase is known to be involved in the biosynthesis of
Z/
E11-14:OAc, and Δ14-desaturase, in that of
Z/
E12-14:OAc. The F1 hybrid between
O. scapulalis and
O. furnacalis produced both parents' sex pheromone components (
Z/
E11-14:OAc and
Z/
E12-14:OAc). Although the two species have both Δ11- and Δ14-desaturase genes, transcription from the Δ14-desaturase gene was strongly suppressed in
O. scapulalis, as was transcription from the Δ11-desaturase gene in
O. furnacalis. Meanwhile, both genes were transcribed into mRNA in F1. The production/non-production of
Z/
E11-14:OAc and
Z/
E12-14:OAc in F1, F2, and backcross progenies could be explained by an autosomal locus that suppresses transcription from either the Δ11-desaturase or Δ14-desaturase gene. Based on the findings, the evolution of sex pheromone biosynthesis in
O. scapulalis and
O. furnacalis is discussed.</abstract><cop>England</cop><pub>Elsevier Ltd</pub><pmid>18992816</pmid><doi>10.1016/j.ibmb.2008.10.001</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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