Transposition mechanism of DNA-type transposable elements of the medaka fish
青鳉鱼DNA型转座元件的转座机制
基本信息
- 批准号:09680672
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- 金额:$ 1.54万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1997
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1997 至 1998
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
For the purpose of studying the transposition mechanisms of the medaka fish transposable element Tol2, we first established an experimental system to obtain the excision rate of the element, in which the bacterial lacZ gene on a plasmid vector was used as an indicator of excision. In this system, loss of the Tol2 element due to its excision results in blue bacterial colonies. Next, using this system, we identified an autonomous Tol2 copy, Tol2 is present in the genome of the medaka fish (O.latipes) but is not in the Luzon medaka fish (O.luzonensis) which is closely related to the medaka fish. Therefore, excision of a single element introduced into the Luzon medaka fish indicates that the element is autonomous. It was successful to detect excision, and, thus, the copy used was found to be an autonomous element.After these preparations, we started examining portions of the autonomous Tol2 copy for their importance on the transposition function. We made various clones that carry sequence alterations or deletions, and estimated the transposition rate of the clones. The following results were obtained : (1) The terminal inverted repeat of the Tol2 element are required for transposition. (2) A factor necessary for transposition is present in the central region of the element. (3) The length of the element is positively correlated with the transposition rate. The last two things are unique to Tol2, that is, other transposable elements so far examined do not have these characters.We also examined variation in the structure of Tol2 elements in a medaka fish natural population. Tol2 was found to be highly homogeneous in length and the structure. This is consistent with the results about the transposition mechanisms described above.
为了研究青鳉鱼转座元件Tol 2的转座机制,我们首先建立了一个实验系统来获得该元件的切除率,其中以质粒载体上的细菌lacZ基因作为切除的指标。在该系统中,由于Tol2元件的切除而导致Tol2元件的损失导致蓝色细菌菌落。接下来,使用该系统,我们鉴定了一个自主的Tol2拷贝,Tol2存在于青鳉鱼(O. latipes)的基因组中,但不存在于与青鳉鱼密切相关的吕宋青鳉鱼(O. luzonensis)中。因此,切除一个单一的元素引入吕宋青鳉鱼表明,该元素是自主的。成功地检测到切除,因此,所使用的拷贝被发现是自主元件。在这些准备工作之后,我们开始检查自主Tol2拷贝的部分,以了解它们对转座功能的重要性。我们制作了携带序列改变或缺失的各种克隆,并估计了克隆的转座率。结果表明:(1)Tol2元件的末端反向重复序列是转座所必需的。(2)换位所需的因子存在于元件的中心区域。(3)元件的长度与转座率呈正相关。最后两点是Tol2所独有的,也就是说,迄今为止研究的其他转座因子不具有这些特征。我们还研究了在青鳉鱼自然种群中Tol2元件结构的变异。Tol2被认为是高度均匀的长度和结构。这与上述转座机制的结果一致。
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KOGA,Akihiko: "Albinism due to transposable element insertion in fish" Pigment Cell Research. 10(6). 377-381 (1997)
KOGA,Akihiko:“由于鱼体内插入转座元件而导致白化病”色素细胞研究。
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Koga, A.and Hori, H.: "Homogeneity in the structure of the medaka fish transposable element Tol2." Genet.Res.73(1). 7-14 (1999)
Koga, A. 和 Hori, H.:“青鳉鱼转座因子 Tol2 结构的同质性。”
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Kawakami, K., Koga, A., Hori, H.and Shima, A.: "Excision of the Tol2 transposable element of the medaka fish, Oryzias latipes, in zebrafish, Danio rerio." Gene. 225(1). 17-22 (1998)
Kawakami, K.、Koga, A.、Hori, H. 和 Shima, A.:“在斑马鱼 Danio rerio 中切除青鳉鱼 Oryzias latipes 的 Tol2 转座元件。”
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KAWAKAMI,Koichi: "Excision of the Tol2 transposable element of the medaka fish,Oryzias latipes,in zebrafish,Danio rerio." Gene. 225(1). 17-22 (1997)
KAWAKAMI、Koichi:“在斑马鱼、斑马鱼中切除青鳉鱼、Oryzias latipes 的 Tol2 转座元件。”
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KOGA, Akihiko: "Albinism due to transposable element insertion in fish" Pigment Cell Research. 10(6). 377-381 (1997)
KOGA,Akihiko:“由于鱼体内插入转座元件而导致白化病”色素细胞研究。
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