Differential expression of Tet family genes and their potential role in regulating skeletal muscle development of Siniperca chuatsi
Differential expression of Tet family genes and their potential role in regulating skeletal muscle development of Siniperca chuatsi
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DOI:
10.1016/j.aqrep.2023.101486
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发表时间:
2023-04
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Jia Hua Cheng;Xin Zhu;Yangyang Meng;Congyi Cheng;Wei Zeng;Lin Chen;Yaxiong Pan;W. Chu;
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作者:
Jia Hua Cheng;Xin Zhu;Yangyang Meng;Congyi Cheng;Wei Zeng;Lin Chen;Yaxiong Pan;W. Chu;
DNA methylation and demethylation are crucial epigenetic modification and regulation for animal development, and their dynamic changes may affect skeletal muscle development. The ten-eleven translocation (Tet) family proteins are demethylases which are involved in the dynamic changes of DNA methylation. However, the expression pattern ofTetfamily genes and their role in myogenesis in fish remains unclear. In this study, the temporal and spatial expression profiles ofTet1,Tet2andTet3were assayed with RT-qPCR techniques in Chinese perch,Siniperca chuatsi. The obtained data showed that threeTetfamily genes were differentially expressed at different development stages.Tet1was expressed low at blastula stage, but highly expressed at gastrula stage, then remained low until hatching. The expressions ofTet2andTet3were significantly increased at late gastrula and kept high expression before hatching stage. At the spatial level, theTet1expression was highest in gill tissue, moderate level in brain and slow muscle.Tet2was similar to that ofTet1except that it was expressed at a lower level in slow muscle, andTet3exhibited a higher expression level in gill and brain, a moderate level in fast muscle. Cosinor analysis turned out that the expression ofTet1andTet2displayed a significant daily rhythm in fast muscle, butTet3did not show daily rhythmicity. Inhibiting the activity of Tet1/2 proteins by injecting Bobcat339 significantly reduced the expression ofMyoDandMRF4, but notMyoGandMyf5, by which leads to the increase of the number of satellite cells and proliferating myoblasts. Together, the results suggest that Tet1/2 may target toMyoDandMRF4resulted in DNA demethylation and promoting their expression, thus stimulating myoblast differentiation.