Transcriptomic analysis reveals the regulation network of BmKrüppel homolog 1 in the oocyte development of Bombyx mori.
Transcriptomic analysis reveals the regulation network of BmKrüppel homolog 1 in the oocyte development of Bombyx mori.
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转录组分析揭示了 BmKrüppel 同源物 1 在家蚕卵母细胞发育中的调控网络。
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10.1111/1744-7917.12747
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发表时间:
2021
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4
通讯作者:
Huimin Deng
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作者:
Zidan Zhu;Qihao Hu;Chunmei Tong;Hongguang Yang;Sichun Zheng;Qili Feng;Huimin Deng
Krüppel homolog 1(Kr‐h1), a zinc finger transcription factor, is involved in the metamorphosis and adult reproduction of insects. However, the role ofKr‐h1in reproduction of holometabolic insects remains to be elucidated. The regulation network ofKr‐h1‐associated genes in the reproduction inBombyx moriwas investigated in this study. The higher expression level ofBmKr‐h1in the ovaries was detected during the late pupal stage and adults. RNA interference (RNAi)‐mediated depletion ofBmKr‐h1in the female at day 6 of pupae resulted in abnormal oocytes at 48 h post‐double‐stranded RNA treatment, which showed less yolk protein deposition and partially transparent chorion. RNA‐seq and subsequent differentially expressed transcripts analysis showed that knockdown ofBmKr‐h1caused a decrease in the expression of 2882 genes and an increase in the expression of 2565 genes in the oocytes at day 8 of pupae. Totally, 27 genes coding for transcription factors were down‐regulated, while six genes coding for other transcription factors were up‐regulated. BmKr‐h1 bound to the Kr‐h1 binding site of the transcription factorsAP‐1(activating protein‐1) andFOXG1to increase their messenger RNA transcripts in the BmN cells, respectively. Gene Ontology enrichment and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes pathway analyses of that positively co‐expressed withAP‐1andFOXG1transcripts showed mainly enrichment in the metabolic‐related pathways, the nutrient absorption and the yolk protein absorption processes. These data suggested thatBmKr‐h1might directly regulate the metabolic‐related pathways, the nutrient absorption and the yolk protein absorption processes or probably throughAP‐1and /orFOXG1to regulate oocyte development.