课题基金 / 基金详情

硬骨鱼类骨骼肌形成的生物学基础及其适应性进化机制

批准号:
42076132
项目类别:
面上项目
资助金额:
58.0 万元
负责人:
柳淑芳
学科分类:
生物海洋学与海洋生物资源
结题年份:
2024
批准年份:
2020
项目状态:
已结题
项目参与者:
柳淑芳

项目摘要

结项摘要

柳淑芳的其他基金

相似基金

相关文献

中文摘要
鱼类骨骼肌多为非限定性生长模式,鱼类游泳能力与其骨骼肌组成多样性和肌纤维增殖分化能力差异性的关系、高度分化的鱼类骨骼肌纤维结构与功能相关性以及形态与生态适应性的遗传基础、鱼类骨骼肌中快/慢肌类型分化与转化的调控机制等是鱼类发育生物学和资源生物学关注的热点。围绕鱼类骨骼肌发生发育命题,学术界尚有分歧,此外,涉及海水经济鱼类的骨骼肌发生发育研究几近空白。因此,本项申请拟聚焦持续式、爆发式和延长式三类游泳能力鱼类及其代表种,研究快肌与慢肌的生态形态学特征和动态变化规律,分析线粒体基因组突变率相关性;在确定三种游泳类型代表种骨骼肌发育和分化特点的基础上,运用多组学分析技术,比较它们不同发育阶段骨骼肌纤维的组织结构特征和关键基因表达规律,提出鱼类骨骼肌结构与游泳能力适应性的遗传学证据,揭示鱼类快/慢肌发生和分化的调控机制,丰富鱼类发育生物学和适应性演化理论,为海洋鱼类资源养护提供理论支撑。
英文摘要
The skeletal muscle of finfish presents a non-limited-growth mode. To meet their adaptive needs for different physiological functions, those finfish with different swimming abilities show much diverse from the skeletal muscle composition and the abilities of muscle fiber proliferation and differentiation. The significant difference of physiological and biochemical functions among the skeletal muscle fiber types, such as fast and slow muscles, relates with the coordinated rearrangement of muscle fiber types and the expression of specific genes of each subtype. Therefore, to reveal the genetic evidence of the adaptability of skeletal muscle structure and different swimming abilities of teleost fishes, we plans to study the ecologically morphological characteristics of fast and slow muscle together with their dynamic changes. Moreover, the correlative analysis of the mutation heritability of mitochondrial genome will be conducted. Consequently, according to the characteristics of skeletal muscle development and differentiation, the target species will be applied not only to reveal the regulatory mechanism of slow muscle development in those highly migratory fish by using multi-component analysis technologies but also to understand the biological basis of the process of skeletal muscle formation. As a result, this study will clarify the tissue structure characteristics and key gene expression rules of skeletal muscle fibers and physiological stages of teleost in those given species, as well as able to provide new clues and evidence for the derivation and evolution of skeletal muscle in finfish. The relevant results plays an important significance role in offering a reference for both explicating the formation/maintenance mechanism in teleost diversity and strategizing about the approach to take ecological conservation.
动物肌肉的发生发育及其调控一直是生物学领域研究热点之一。鱼类是最古老的脊椎动物,栖息于水生环境,其骨骼肌不仅是结构组织和运动器官,对个体生存及种族延续具有重要意义,也是人类重要的优质食物蛋白源。鱼类骨骼肌由异源特异性的肌纤维组成,不同游泳能力鱼类表现出骨骼肌类型的多样性和差异性。围绕鱼类骨骼肌发生发育命题,学术界尚有分歧,此外,涉及海水经济鱼类的骨骼肌发生发育研究几近空白。针对鱼类骨骼肌的非限定性生长模式,且不同游泳能力鱼类表现出骨骼肌组成多样性和肌纤维增殖分化能力差异性的现象,本研究聚焦持续式、爆发式和延长式三类游泳能力鱼类,研究快肌与慢肌的生态形态学特征和动态变化规律,揭示了硬骨鱼类骨骼肌肌肉组成分化与其游泳类型相适应,为硬骨鱼类骨骼肌的运动生理学和适应性演化提供了组织学证据;从显微、超显微、分子水平三个层次开展了分析了骨骼肌组成与线粒体结构和功能的相关性,证实慢肌中线粒体数量显著高于快肌,且慢肌线粒体生物发生、融合和裂变水平也显著高于快肌,研究结果为理解硬骨鱼不同肌肉类型的线粒体适应机制提供了线索;构建了骨骼肌的基因表达谱、蛋白表达谱和代谢谱,从不同组学层面比较分析了快肌和慢肌的差异表达基因/蛋白及代谢相关通路差异,利用多组学联合分析,从“因”到“果”系统性地阐明了快慢肌之间的能量代谢差异及其内在分子调控机制,提出了鱼类骨骼肌结构与游泳能力适应性的遗传学证据。研究结果不仅丰富了鱼类发育生物学和适应性演化理论,还能为海洋鱼类资源养护及其人工养殖驯化提供了理论支撑。
头足类衰老适应性进化的遗传基础
近海衰退鱼类资源种群重建效果评估新方法及其应用基础
半滑舌鳎雄性短小性状的调控机制
国内基金
海外基金