Expression and SNP association analysis of porcine FBXL4 gene
As a kind of E3 ligase, the product of FBXL4 gene belongs to a member of FBLs which is the biggest eukaryotic subfamily of F-BOX proteins, it can recognize some substrate through particular protein–protein interaction domains. To investigate its functions, the polymorphism and association analysis w...
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| description | As a kind of E3 ligase, the product of
FBXL4
gene belongs to a member of FBLs which is the biggest eukaryotic subfamily of F-BOX proteins, it can recognize some substrate through particular protein–protein interaction domains. To investigate its functions, the polymorphism and association analysis was analyzed. The partial cDNA of porcine
FBXL4
with 2384 bp long was first cloned; the deduced protein comprises a conserved F-BOX domain at position from the 277th to 332nd amino acid. The phylogenetic tree indicated porcine
FBXL4
has the closest genetic relationship with bovine
FBXL4
than other selected animal species. Ten tissue expression level of porcine
FBXL4
mRNA fluctuated remarkably in a large range by quantitative RT-PCR analysis. For two identified SNPs, the genotyping analysis of Tail showed TT genotype owned dominance in introduced Landrace pig and miniature Guizhou and Wuzhishan breeds, but CC genotype was more than two other genotypes in miniature Laiwu breed. While in another genotyping analysis of BsaJI, CC genotype was obviously more than other genotypes in two kinds of Chinese miniature pig breeds and introduced Landrace pig breeds. Furthermore, the association analysis with immune traits and blood parameters revealed that SNP Tail was significantly associated with the lymphocyte percentage (
P
= 0.0166) and the antibody levels for pseudorabies virus vaccination (
P
= 0.0001) of neonate piglets at 0 day. Meanwhile, SNP BsaJI was significantly associated with lymphocyte percentage of individuals at 32 days (
P
= 0.0351), neutrophil percentage (
P
= 0.0005), the absolute lymphocyte count (
P
= 0.0458), and the mixed cells (
P
= 0.0010) of neonate piglets at 0 day. |
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FBXL4
with 2384 bp long was first cloned; the deduced protein comprises a conserved F-BOX domain at position from the 277th to 332nd amino acid. The phylogenetic tree indicated porcine
FBXL4
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FBXL4
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FBXL4
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P
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FBXL4
with 2384 bp long was first cloned; the deduced protein comprises a conserved F-BOX domain at position from the 277th to 332nd amino acid. The phylogenetic tree indicated porcine
FBXL4
has the closest genetic relationship with bovine
FBXL4
than other selected animal species. Ten tissue expression level of porcine
FBXL4
mRNA fluctuated remarkably in a large range by quantitative RT-PCR analysis. For two identified SNPs, the genotyping analysis of Tail showed TT genotype owned dominance in introduced Landrace pig and miniature Guizhou and Wuzhishan breeds, but CC genotype was more than two other genotypes in miniature Laiwu breed. While in another genotyping analysis of BsaJI, CC genotype was obviously more than other genotypes in two kinds of Chinese miniature pig breeds and introduced Landrace pig breeds. Furthermore, the association analysis with immune traits and blood parameters revealed that SNP Tail was significantly associated with the lymphocyte percentage (
P
= 0.0166) and the antibody levels for pseudorabies virus vaccination (
P
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P
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P
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P
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P
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FBXL4
gene belongs to a member of FBLs which is the biggest eukaryotic subfamily of F-BOX proteins, it can recognize some substrate through particular protein–protein interaction domains. To investigate its functions, the polymorphism and association analysis was analyzed. The partial cDNA of porcine
FBXL4
with 2384 bp long was first cloned; the deduced protein comprises a conserved F-BOX domain at position from the 277th to 332nd amino acid. The phylogenetic tree indicated porcine
FBXL4
has the closest genetic relationship with bovine
FBXL4
than other selected animal species. Ten tissue expression level of porcine
FBXL4
mRNA fluctuated remarkably in a large range by quantitative RT-PCR analysis. For two identified SNPs, the genotyping analysis of Tail showed TT genotype owned dominance in introduced Landrace pig and miniature Guizhou and Wuzhishan breeds, but CC genotype was more than two other genotypes in miniature Laiwu breed. While in another genotyping analysis of BsaJI, CC genotype was obviously more than other genotypes in two kinds of Chinese miniature pig breeds and introduced Landrace pig breeds. Furthermore, the association analysis with immune traits and blood parameters revealed that SNP Tail was significantly associated with the lymphocyte percentage (
P
= 0.0166) and the antibody levels for pseudorabies virus vaccination (
P
= 0.0001) of neonate piglets at 0 day. Meanwhile, SNP BsaJI was significantly associated with lymphocyte percentage of individuals at 32 days (
P
= 0.0351), neutrophil percentage (
P
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P
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P
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| subjects | Amino acids Animal Anatomy Animal Biochemistry Animals Association analysis Biomedical and Life Sciences Dominance F-Box Proteins - genetics Gene expression Gene Expression Profiling Gene Expression Regulation Gene Frequency - genetics Gene polymorphism Genotype Genotype & phenotype Genotyping Histology Hogs Introns - genetics Life Sciences Lymphocytes Molecular biology Molecular Sequence Data Morphology Neonates Organ Specificity - genetics Phylogeny Polymerase Chain Reaction Polymorphism, Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide - genetics Proteins Pseudorabies virus RNA, Messenger - genetics RNA, Messenger - metabolism Single-nucleotide polymorphism Sus scrofa - blood Sus scrofa - genetics Sus scrofa - immunology Tails |
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