Genome-wide comparative analysis of the SHSP, HSP60/10 and HSP90 genes reveals differential heat stress responses in estivation of the sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus
Genome-wide comparative analysis of the SHSP, HSP60/10 and HSP90 genes reveals differential heat stress responses in estivation of the sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus
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SHSP、HSP60/10 和 HSP90 基因的全基因组比较分析揭示了刺参夏眠时的不同热应激反应
DOI:
10.1111/are.13986
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
Chongbo He
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作者:
Lei Gao;Zihao Yuan;Zhen Ma;Zhao Li;Simeng Yu;Yunfeng Li;Chongbo He
Small HSP (SHSP), HSP60/10 and HSP90 are subgroups of heat shock proteins and play important roles in cytoprotective, housekeeping and apoptosis regulatory functions. These proteins are always involved in the response to stressful stimuli, especially heat stress. In this study, 10SHSPs, twoHSP60/10sand threeHSP90swere identified and systematically characterized from the transcriptome and genome of the sea cucumberApostichopus japonicus. According to the results of phylogenetic and syntenic analyses, although theAjSHSPswere less evolved in that they did not occupy the specific domain, there was a mild expansion ofAjSHSPsthat made the sea cucumber the species that had the mostSHSPsamong the invertebrate species that were evaluated in this study. The expression of five copies in Class ISHSPs(AjHSP24.3,AjHSP25.5,AjHSP25.6,AjHSP26.1andAjHSP29.8) tended to be most regulated in estivation in adult individuals, while they exhibited differential patterns in juvenile individuals, suggesting their critical roles in the response to estivation and that different strategies were used in the response to chronic heat shock between adult and juvenile individuals.AjHSP60/10sandAjHSP90swere found to be relatively mildly regulated and were suggested to play additional roles in housekeeping. Together, these findings may provide an early insight into the involvement ofSHSPs,HSP60/10sandHSP90sin estivation of marine invertebrate.