DISSERTATION RESEARCH: PHENOTYPIC RESPONSES TO URBAN HABITATS: A POTENTIAL ROLE FOR DNA METHYLATION
论文研究:城市栖息地的表型反应:DNA 甲基化的潜在作用
基本信息
- 批准号:1311381
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.36万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2013-07-01 至 2015-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Urban areas are rapidly expanding and present both opportunities and challenges for wild animals. While some species do poorly in urban areas, others do well. Previous research has documented many differences between urban and rural individuals of the same species, but little is known about how these differences are created and maintained. One possible mechanism is DNA methylation, a process that affects gene expression without changing the underlying genetic code. Patterns of DNA methylation can be inherited, but may also change within an individual's lifetime in response to environmental stimuli. Because DNA methylation enables rapid yet stable and heritable changes of an organism's outward characteristics, it is a prime candidate for explaining how species adapt to novel habitats and situations, including urbanization. This study will compare DNA methylation patterns of urban and rural songbirds and relate these patterns to previously observed differences, specifically aggressive behavior and stress hormone levels, between these same groups. Differences between urban and rural birds in DNA methylation levels and locations are predicted, as is a relationship between methylation patterns and observed differences in behavior and physiology. The results of this research will be broadly applicable, as DNA methylation is a process found in taxa ranging from fungi to plants to animals, including humans. This study will increase understanding of how urban habitats can affect current and future generations of organisms living in them, knowledge that is especially important as urban areas continue to grow. Finally, two undergraduate students will participate in this study, giving them valuable research experience that will advance them towards a career in science. In addition, activities exploring the impacts of urbanization on animals and humans will be created for the local nature center giving the broader public an awareness of why this research is important.
城市地区正在迅速扩大,为野生动物带来了机遇和挑战。 虽然有些物种在城市地区表现不佳,但其他物种表现良好。以前的研究已经记录了同一物种的城市和农村个体之间的许多差异,但对这些差异是如何产生和维持的知之甚少。一种可能的机制是DNA甲基化,这是一个影响基因表达而不改变潜在遗传密码的过程。DNA甲基化的模式可以遗传,但也可能在个体的一生中因环境刺激而发生变化。由于DNA甲基化能够使生物体的外部特征发生快速而稳定的遗传变化,因此它是解释物种如何适应新的栖息地和情况(包括城市化)的主要候选人。这项研究将比较城市和农村鸣禽的DNA甲基化模式,并将这些模式与先前观察到的差异,特别是这些相同群体之间的攻击行为和应激激素水平联系起来。预测了城市和农村鸟类在DNA甲基化水平和位置上的差异,甲基化模式与观察到的行为和生理差异之间的关系也是如此。这项研究的结果将被广泛应用,因为DNA甲基化是一个在从真菌到植物到动物(包括人类)的分类群中发现的过程。这项研究将增加对城市栖息地如何影响当前和未来几代生活在其中的生物体的了解,随着城市地区的不断发展,这一知识尤为重要。最后,两名本科生将参与这项研究,为他们提供宝贵的研究经验,这将推动他们走向科学事业。此外,还将为当地自然中心举办探索城市化对动物和人类影响的活动,让更广泛的公众了解这项研究的重要性。
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