Tissue-specific expression and silencing phenotypes of mitochondrial phosphate carrier paralogues in several insect species.
Tissue-specific expression and silencing phenotypes of mitochondrial phosphate carrier paralogues in several insect species.
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几种昆虫物种线粒体磷酸盐载体旁系同源物的组织特异性表达和沉默表型。
DOI:
10.1111/imb.12297
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
H Miyoshi and T Shiotsuki
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作者:
R Sugahara;A Jouraku;T Nakakura;M Minaba;Takenori Yamamoto;Yasuo Shinohara;H Miyoshi and T Shiotsuki
The mitochondrial phosphate carrier gene (PiC) encodes a membrane protein that mediates the supply of inorganic phosphate from the cytosol into the mitochondrial matrix. This substrate‐specific transport system plays an important role in efficient ATP synthesis. Mammals appear to have only onePiCwith two alternative splicing variants whose functional differences remain unclear. The present study is the first to characterize the multiple genes that encode PiC in insects.Bombyx moriwas found to have twoPiCparalogues, one ubiquitous and one testis‐specific, the latter seeming to be present only in Lepidoptera.Drosophila melanogasterwas found to harbour twoPiCparalogues, whereasLiriomyza chinensis, another dipteran, has threePiCparalogues. TwoPiCswere found to be present inPlautia stali, and silencing either of these genes affected the normal development ofP. stalinymphs, although their expression patterns differed amongst tissues.Schistocerca gregariaandLocusta migratoriahave twoPiCeach, with different expression patterns.Tribolium castaneumwas found to have only onePiC, which appears to play an essential role in larval development. Thus, although the inorganic phosphate transport system appears to be conserved across eukaryotes,PiChas become specialized in the different tissues of different insect species.