Cloning, phylogenetic analysis and postnatal expression of oligopeptide transporter PepT1 in gastrointestinal tract of kid goats receiving supplemental feed or pasture
Cloning, phylogenetic analysis and postnatal expression of oligopeptide transporter PepT1 in gastrointestinal tract of kid goats receiving supplemental feed or pasture
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补充饲料或牧草小山羊胃肠道中寡肽转运蛋白 PepT1 的克隆、系统发育分析和产后表达
DOI:
10.1139/cjas-2019-0155
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发表时间:
2020
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1
通讯作者:
Karen A.Beauchemin
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作者:
Tao Ran;Hengzhi Li;Yong Liu;Chuanshe Zhou;Zhixiong He;Tan Zhiliang;W.Z.Yang;Karen A.Beauchemin
This study aimed to clone the cDNA of PepT1, an H+-dependent oligopeptide transporter, from kid goats and examine effects of physiological development (suckling, weaning, and post-weaning) of the animal and feeding system (supplemental feeding vs. grazing) on peptide transport capability. A 2395 bp cDNA sequence ofpept1(GenBank: MH308024) was cloned and phylogenetic analysis revealed a high homology and structure similarity with PepT1 of sheep and cattle. Thepept1was expressed throughout the gastrointestinal tract of kid goats immediately after birth and during development. Relative abundance ofpept1decreased in all segments except the middle-jejunum during suckling, whereas its expression in most segments of small intestine increased with age after weaning and remained stable thereafter. Middle-jejunum was the predominant expression site and probably the main peptide absorption site. Supplemental feeding enhancedpept1expression because it increased protein intake compared with grazing. No feeding system × age interaction was observed in most segments; the expression was age related during suckling and diet related during weaning and post-weaning, indicating that feeding system and age had independent effects onpept1expression. These results indicate that PepT1 plays an important role for protein nutrition in neonatal goats, and its expression can be affected by feeding system.