Maternal patterns of inheritance alter transcript expression in eggs.
Maternal patterns of inheritance alter transcript expression in eggs.
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10.1186/s12864-023-09291-8
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2023-04-10
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4.4
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Modifications to early development can lead to evolutionary diversification. The early stages of development are under maternal control, as mothers produce eggs loaded with nutrients, proteins and mRNAs that direct early embryogenesis. Maternally provided mRNAs are the only expressed genes in initial stages of development and are tightly regulated. Differences in maternal mRNA provisioning could lead to phenotypic changes in embryogenesis and ultimately evolutionary changes in development. However, the extent that maternal mRNA expression in eggs can vary is unknown for most developmental models. Here, we use a species with dimorphic development— where females make eggs and larvae of different sizes and life-history modes—to investigate the extent of variation in maternal mRNA provisioning to the egg. We find that there is significant variation in gene expression across eggs of different development modes, and that there are both qualitative and quantitative differences in mRNA expression. We separate parental effects from allelic effects, and find that both mechanisms contribute to mRNA expression differences. We also find that offspring of intraspecific crosses differentially provision their eggs based on the parental cross direction (a parental effect), which has not been previously demonstrated in reproductive traits like oogenesis. We find that maternally controlled initiation of development is functionally distinct between eggs of different sizes and maternal genotypes. Both allele-specific effects and parent-of-origin effects contribute to gene expression differences in eggs. The latter indicates an intergenerational effect where a parent’s genotype can affect gene expression in an egg made by the next generation. The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1186/s12864-023-09291-8.
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64.5
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Ashe A;Sapetschnig A;Weick EM;Mitchell J;Bagijn MP;Cording AC;Doebley AL;Goldstein LD;Lehrbach NJ;Le Pen J;Pintacuda G;Sakaguchi A;Sarkies P;Ahmed S;Miska EA
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Miska EA
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2.7
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Dalla Valle, Luisa
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4.4
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Matz M
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3
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Cox MP
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