鲤EST标记与耐低温性状的相关性分析及定位

利用GLM模型对12个表达序列标签(expressed sequence tag,EST)标记的基因型与鲤耐低温性状进行相关性分析,然后使用OneMap软件将这些EST标记进行连锁定位研究,并通过Blast x搜索引擎对这些候选EST进行注释。结果显示,EST标记CC009(P<0.05)和CC115(P<0.01)与鲤鱼耐低温性状显著相关;12个EST标记中有8个标记分别连锁定位到6个连锁群中,其中与耐低温相关的CC009和CC115分别定位到鲤连锁图谱的第38号连锁群和第2号连锁群;蛋白质数据库同源性比对发现,CC009与斑马鱼(Danio rerio)尿嘧啶激酶1(uridine-cytidine kinaseI)的同源性高达94%;而CC115为原绿球藻(Prochlorococcus marinus str)的假定糖基转移酶(putative glycosyl transferase)的同源性为56%。     

对一例异常鲫鱼的同功酶和肌蛋白的电泳研究

淇鲫是生活于河南淇河的一种鲫鱼,由于其具有优良的经济性状而受到水产界的关注。与银鲫(Carassiusauratus gibelio)相似,淇鲫也以雌核发育(gynogenesis)的方式繁殖后代。在以淇鲫为母本,兴国红鲤(Cyprinuscarpio)为父本的“杂交”中,产生的子代绝大多数都呈现母本性状,但我们在其中偶尔发现一尾异常鱼:其体形似鲫鱼,但口角有须2对,显然是鲤鱼的特征。为了进一步确定其遗传组成,我们用4.5％聚丙烯酰胺凝胶平板电泳研究其乳酸脱氢酶(LDH)、苹果酸脱氢酶(MDH)、酯酶(EST)和肌蛋白(muscle protein),并与淇鲫和兴国红鲤的电泳图谱作了比较。     

镜鲤体重的QTL定位

本研究利用217个微卫星标记和336个SNPs标记对德国镜鲤F2代68个个体基因组DNA进行基因型检测.其中507个标记共组成62个连锁群,覆盖基因组总长度为2 805.85 cM,标记间平均距离为6.31 cM;利用软件MapQTL 4.0采用区间作图法对体重性状进行QTL定位分析.研究结果共检测到14个与体重性状有关的QTLs,分布于9个连锁群.其中BW-5-1有最大的LOD值,为4.46;BW-1-1的LOD值最小,为2.25.单个QTL平均解释表型变异介于14.10%~45.50%之间,其中贡献率大于20%的主效QTLs有9个.通过BLASTX与斑马鱼蛋白质序列数据库进行序列比对,找到了与斑马鱼酰基辅酶A脱氢酶蛋白、胰淀粉酶α2蛋白、Apoeb protein和甘油醛-3-磷酸脱氢酶蛋白同源的分子标记.本研究结果对分子标记辅助育种具有重要应用价值.     

借助斑马鱼EST数据库从鲤鱼微卫星序列中寻找蛋白编码基因(英文）

应用 in silico的方法,利用Blastn 和Blastx 搜索引擎,将鲤鱼微卫星序列与GenBank数据库进行同源序列比对。利用Blastn,将侧翼序列长度>50 bp的875个鲤鱼微卫星序列与斑马鱼的EST数据库首先进行比对,结果找到了121个同源序列。随后采用Blastx搜索蛋白质数据库,有94个微卫星位点存在同源蛋白。除了33个假定和3个未知蛋白外,剩余的58个微卫星位点被成功地进行了功能注释,而且其中的7个位点已经定位在了鲤鱼连锁图谱上。另外,通过PCR-SSCP的方法,将两个与鲤鱼微卫星侧翼序列相匹配的斑马鱼EST序列开发成鲤鱼的STS标记,并将其中的一个标记HLJZe33定位到鲤鱼连锁图谱上。以上研究结果表明,通过比较基因组研究,模式生物斑马鱼的很多遗传和基因组资源都可以被利用到鲤鱼的基因组研究中。     

借助斑马鱼EST数据库从鲤鱼微卫星序列中寻找蛋白编码基因

应用in sifico的方法,利用Blastu和Blastx搜索引擎,将鲤鱼微卫星序列与GenBank数据库进行同源序列比对.利用Blastn,将侧翼序列长度＞50bp的875个鲤鱼微卫星序列与斑马鱼的EST数据库首先进行比对,结果找到了121个同源序列.随后采用Blastx搜索蛋白质数据库,有94个微卫星位点存在同源蛋白.除了33个假定和3个未知蛋白外,剩余的58个微卫星位点被成功地进行了功能注释,而且其中的7个位点已经定位在了鲤鱼连锁图谱上.另外,通过PCR-SSCP的方法,将两个与鲤鱼微卫星侧翼序列相匹配的斑马鱼EST序列开发成鲤鱼的STS标记,并将其中的一个标记HLJZe33定位到鲤鱼连锁图谱上.以上研究结果表明,通过比较基因组研究,模式生物斑马鱼的很多遗传和基因组资源都可以被利用到鲤鱼的基因组研究中.     

高背银鲫、大口胭脂鱼及胭脂鲫(F1)不同组织的同工酶的表型分析

本文对高背银鲫、大口胭脂鱼及胭脂鲫（F1）不同组织的脂酶（EST）、乳酸脱氢酶（LDH）、苹果酸脱氢酶（MDH）、超氧化物歧化酶（SOD）四种酶的同工酶的表型进行了分析,结果表明：在肝脏中胭脂鲫EST多一条谱带,而在性腺中,LDH、MDH、SOD同工酶谱带,胭脂鲫与父母本均存在一定的差异。     

异育淇鲫及其双亲同工酶的比较研究

用4.5％聚丙烯酰胺凝胶平板电泳研究了异育淇鲫及其母本淇鲫和父本兴国红鲤的肌可溶性蛋白以及肾、肝、眼、背白肌和心等五种组织的乳酸脱氢酶(LDH)、苹果酸脱氢酶(MDH)和酯酶(EST)。结果发现:异育淇鲫的肌可溶性蛋白以及同工酶的电泳图谱与母本淇鲫相同而与父本兴国红鲤显著不同,因而认为异育淇鲫是淇鲫雌核发育的产物,父本基因对子代基本无影响。在此基础上,本文对异源精子在雌核发育中所起的生物学作用进行了初步探讨。     

D-乳酸脱氢酶基因克隆及其表达

构建了一株产D ,L 乳酸的乳杆菌 (Lactobacillussp .)MD 1的基因文库。利用乳酸脱氢酶和丙酮酸裂解酶缺陷的EscherichiacoliFMJ1 4 4作为宿主 ,在厌氧条件下通过互补筛选获得乳酸脱氢酶基因 (ldh) ,非变性聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳 (Native PAGE)检测证明其阳性克隆表现出D 乳酸脱氢酶 (D LDH)活性。核酸序列分析表明 ,ldhD的ORF编码 331个氨基酸残基组成的蛋白质有两个保守区域 ,其中V1 47～D1 76 区是NADH的结合位点 ,R77～E1 0 7区据报道是酶的活性部位。该菌株D LDH和D羟基异己酸脱氢酶 (D HicDH)属于NADH依赖性脱氢酶家族 ,ldhD和其他乳杆菌属的ldhD及D HicDH基因和编码的氨基酸序列相似性较低 ,核酸序列相似性最高达 4 9 33% ,氨基酸序列相同性最高为 4 2 % ,是一个新的D 乳酸脱氢酶基因     

与“全红”瓯江彩鲤体色相关的SRAP及SCAR分子标记

利用相关序列扩增多态性(Sequence Related Amplified Polymorphism,SRAP)技术分析"全红"和"粉玉"瓯江彩鲤,筛选与瓯江彩鲤体色相关的分子遗传标记。从88个SRAP引物组合筛选出的12个引物组合共获得扩增条带104个,并筛选出1个SRAP特异扩增带,即"全红"瓯江彩鲤家系SR2,7173 bp带。该条SRAP特异扩增条带经回收、克隆和测序,并将测序结果进行BLAST分析,发现该片段在GenBank中与斑马鱼的POl多蛋白基因和尿红素基因有较高的同源性。根据序列信息分别设计了4对正、反向引物(22—26 bp)。用4对引物分别在"全红"瓯江彩鲤F2和"粉玉"瓯江彩鲤F2群体中进行PCR扩增,仅发现SC-3(154 bp)能够在"全红"瓯江彩鲤群体中特异扩增,而且在"粉玉"瓯江彩鲤F2群体中未出现此扩增带。采用大样本对该SC-3标记进行验证,结果发现,在"全红"瓯江彩鲤群体中呈现阳性,而在"粉玉"瓯江彩鲤群体中为阴性,可以区分这两种群体。因此SC-3标记可以作为"全红"瓯江彩鲤群体一个重要的分子遗传特征指标,为进一步进行分子标记辅助育种奠定了基础。     

鲤鱼多态性EST标记的筛选与特性分析

表达序列标签(Expressed sequence tag,EST)标记在基因组作图和分子标记辅助育种研究中具有重要价值.筛选和开发可用于遗传作图的鲤鱼多态性EST标记,对研究鲤鱼的基因组结构、遗传多样性研究和遗传育种有重要意义.本研究根据GenBank数据库中鲤鱼EST序列设计了67对EST引物,有47对在鲤鱼基因组DNA中成功扩增得到稳定的特异性条带,经单链构象多态性(SSCP)分析,12对(25.5%)引物扩增的EST在1个鲤鱼回交家系中具有多态性,其中6个为鲤鱼功能基因,5个与斑马鱼(Danio rerio)功能基因具较高相似性,1个与斑点叉尾(Ictalurus punctatus)功能基因具较高相似性.这些多态性的EST在鲤鱼二倍体家系和单倍体群体中的等位基因分离均符合孟德尔规律(1∶1或3∶1),单倍体中的SSCP条带数目为二倍体的二分之一.选用其中4对多态性的EST引物对洞庭湖鲤鱼进行初步群体遗传分析,结果显示基因多样性(H)为0.437,远低于微卫星标记所揭示的该群体基因多样性(接近于1).结果表明,多态性的EST-SSCP标记尽管遗传变异性较低,但是作为来源于编码区的Ⅰ型遗传标记,在遗传作图和种群遗传适应性等研究中有较好的应用潜力.     

Sequence comparisons betweenAgrobacterium tumefaciens T-DNA-encoded octopine and nopaline dehydrogenases and other nucleotide-requiring enzymes: Structural and evolutionary implications

Summary The nucleotide sequences of the two T-DNA-encoded crown gall imino acid dehydrogenases octopine dehydrogenase and nopaline dehydrogenase were compared with each other and with the sequences of other dehydrogenases. A multistep strategy comprising computer sequence analysis and secondary- and antigenic-structure predictions was used. An alignment of octopine and nopaline dehydrogenase was obtained in which a 20-amino-acid N-terminal arm and six fairly long gaps in the C-terminal moiety were introduced. The aligned sequences have identities of 26% at the amino acid level and 38% at the nucleotide level. They appear to contain two domains. The N-terminal coenzyme-binding domains are similar to those of the well-characterized NAD(P) dehydrogenases. Conserved fragments were found in the C-terminal catalytic domains that likely contain essential residues for catalysis. Comparison of the sequences with those of two other 2-keto acid dehydrogenases, lactate and malate dehydrogenase, suggests that as in those enzymes, histidine, aspartic acid, and arginine residues are located at the octopine and nopaline dehydrogenase active sites. The crown gall enzymes could not be classified with any known family of dehydrogenases. Their evolutionary origin remains unknown. However, predictions concerning their internal organization may provide new insight into protein evolution.     

Malate dehydrogenase: a model for structure, evolution, and catalysis.

Malate dehydrogenases are widely distributed and alignment of the amino acid sequences show that the enzyme has diverged into 2 main phylogenetic groups. Multiple amino acid sequence alignments of malate dehydrogenases also show that there is a low degree of primary structural similarity, apart from in several positions crucial for nucleotide binding, catalysis, and the subunit interface. The 3-dimensional structures of several malate dehydrogenases are similar, despite their low amino acid sequence identity. The coenzyme specificity of malate dehydrogenase may be modulated by substitution of a single residue, as can the substrate specificity. The mechanism of catalysis of malate dehydrogenase is similar to that of lactate dehydrogenase, an enzyme with which it shares a similar 3-dimensional structure. Substitution of a single amino acid residue of a lactate dehydrogenase changes the enzyme specificity to that of a malate dehydrogenase, but a similar substitution in a malate dehydrogenase resulted in relaxation of the high degree of specificity for oxaloacetate. Knowledge of the 3-dimensional structures of malate and lactate dehydrogenases allows the redesign of enzymes by rational rather than random mutation and may have important commercial implications.     

Matrix metalloproteinases and membrane damage markers in sera of patients with acute myocardial infarction

Coronary artery disease is a multifunctional disease and represents one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Oxidative stress appears as an etiological factor for myocardial damage during acute myocardial infarction. Some data suggest that acute coronary syndromes may also be influenced by matrix metalloproteinases through degradation of the fibrous cap of vulnerable atherosclerotic lesions. It has been indicated that gelatinases A and B play a key role in acute myocardial infarction and deoxyribonuclease I has been postulated to be a novel early phase marker of disease. The aim was to study activity of gelatinases A and B in acute myocardial infarction and its association with some membrane damage markers. Seventy-five patients with disease and seventy-five healthy controls were enrolled. Activities of lactate dehydrogenase, malate dehydrogenase, and deoxyribonuclease I were estimated using standard spectrophotometric assay and isoforms of lactate and malate dehydrogenases were determined using direct zymography. Activity of dehydrogenases was significantly higher in patients, while deoxyribonuclease I was lower. Isoform 2 of lactate dehydrogenase was significantly higher in the patient group. Gelatinases A and B were detected only in patients group. The results suggest determination of serum malate dehydrogenase activity to be used as an additional parameter for acute myocardial infarction diagnosis. Those findings suggest important role of gelatinases A and B as biomarkers of early stage of acute myocardial infarction together with membrane damage parameters.     

Enzyme activities in fish spermatozoa with focus on lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes from herring Clupea harengus

The activities of NAD- and NADP-dependent dehydrogenases and creatine kinase were compared in extracts of spermatozoa from herring (Clupea harengus), carp (Cyprinus carpio) and catfish (Clarias gariepinus). The activity of malic enzyme in herring spermatozoa was approximately 5 and 36 times higher than in carp and catfish spermatozoa. In contrast, lactate dehydrogenase activity in herring spermatozoa was very low. Herring spermatozoa possess two isoenzymes of lactate dehydrogenase: LDH-A(2)B(2) and LDH-B(4). Both herring spermatozoa isozymes were separated, partly purified and characterized by kinetic and physico-chemical properties. The pH optima and K(m) values for pyruvate reduction were 7.1, 7.25, 7.6 and 0.22, 0.07, 0.09 mM for LDH-A(4), LDH-A(2)B(2) and LDH-B(4), respectively. The isoenzymes also have different thermostabilities. High activity of malic enzyme in herring spermatozoa suggests adaptation to metabolism at high oxygen tension.     

The Oxidation of Iso-citrate by a Particulate Fraction Obtained from Swede Storage Tissue

A particulate fraction has been prepared from swede storagetissue which possesses both an NAD and an NADP linked iso-citricdehydrogenase. Such preparations have been used to study thepathway of oxidation of iso-citrate and the reduced coenzyme—cytochromec. reductase activity. The activity of the enzyme systems associatedwith the particles varies with pH, at pH 7.1 the NAD linkediso-citric dehydrogenase exhibits optimal activity whilst theoptimum pH for the NADP linked dehydrogenase is pH 8.3. At eitherpH the major pathway of oxidation of iso-citrate appears tobe through the NAD linked iso-citric dehydrogenase, NADH₂-cytochromec. reductase system. The preparations are apparently unableto transfer electrons from reduced coenzyme, produced by dehydrogenaseactivity, to cytochrome c. at the same rate as they are ableto transfer electrons from reduced coenzyme supplied as a substrate.The results are discussed in relation to mitochondrial structureand a comparison is made with the results of work carried outon the iso-citric dehydrogenases of animal tissues.     

Electrophoretic studies of several dehydrogenases in relation to the cold tolerance of alfalfa.

Two cultivars of alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.), cold-tolerant Vernal and cold-sensitive Sonora, were grown under summer, winter, and dehardening conditions to determine the solubility characteristics and relationships of several dehydrogenases to cold tolerance.Soluble enzymatic proteins, extracted with three extractants, from lyophilized crown and root tissues, were separated by polyacrylamide disc gel electrophoresis.Gels assayed for glutamate, NAD-malate, NADP-malate, isocitrate, lactate, 6-phosphogluconate, and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenases showed quantitative differences in isoenzymes that were influenced by cultivar, extractant, and environmental differences.For both cultivars, enzyme activity was lowest during summer, increased in winter, and decreased during dehardening. Dehydrogenase activity, therefore, was closely associated with the fluctuations in soluble protein concentration, which were related to environmental changes and cold tolerance.Additional isoenzymes of isocitrate, lactate, and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenases were detected in the winter samples of both cultivars; however, most of the qualitative differences observed were generally due to the differential solubilities of isoenzymes in the three extractants.Comparison of data obtained from the use of frozen and unfrozen extracts indicated differential stabilities of the dehydrogenases to freezing in the different extractants. Glutamate, NAD-malate, and NADP-malate dehydrogenases were fairly stable to freezing whereas isocitrate, lactate, 6-phosphogluconate, and glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenases were labile. Detectable levels of the latter dehydrogenases in frozen extracts were evident only in certain extracts of winter samples, indicating the importance of the nature of the extraction medium in protecting against enzyme denaturation.Since both cultivars showed similar changes in dehydrogenase activities at most times, the increased enzyme levels during winter coincided with increased levels of soluble protein and soluble sugars, which are indicative of the broad spectrum of metabolic changes involved in the attainment of the cold-tolerant state.     

Covalent fixation of NAD+ to dehydrogenases and properties of the modified enzymes

Starting from 6-chloropurine riboside and NAD+, different reactive analogues of NAD+ have been obtained by introducing diazoniumaryl or aromatic imidoester groups via flexible spacers into the nonfunctional adenine moiety of the coenzyme. The analogues react with different amino-acid residues of dehydrogenases and form stable amidine or azobridges, respectively. After the formation of a ternary complex by the coenzyme, the enzyme and a pseudosubstrate, the reactive spacer is anchored in the vicinity of the active site. Thus, the coenzyme remains covalently attached to the protein even after decomposition of the complex. On addition of substrates the covalently bound coenzyme is converted to the dihydro-form. In enzymatic tests the modified dehydrogenases show 80-90% of the specific activity of the native enzymes, but they need remarkably higher concentrations of free NAD+ to achieve these values. The dihydro-coenzymes can be reoxidized by oxidizing agents like phenazine methosulfate or by a second enzyme system. Various systems for coenzyme regeneration were investigated; the modified enzymes were lactate dehydrogenase from pig heart and alcohol dehydrogenase from horse liver; the auxiliary enzymes were alcohol dehydrogenase from yeast and liver, lactate dehydrogenase from pig heart, glutamate dehydrogenase and alanine dehydrogenase. Lactate dehydrogenase from heart muscle is inhibited by pyruvate. With alanine dehydrogenase as the auxiliary enzyme, the coenzyme is regenerated and the reaction product, pyruvate, is removed. This system succeeds to convert lactate quantitatively to L-alanine. The thermostability of the binary enzyme systems indicates an interaction of covalently bound coenzymes with both dehydrogenases; both binding sites seem to compete for the coenzyme. The comparison of dehydrogenases with different degrees of modifications shows that product formation mainly depends on the amount of incorporated coenzyme.     

Catalytic activity and thermostability of dehydrogenase conjugates with cortisol and progesterone.

The conjugates of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase, lactate dehydrogenase, and malate dehydrogenase with progesterone and cortisol, containing 1-40 steroid molecules per enzyme molecule, were obtained by the reactions of N-succinimide esters of the 3-[O-(carboxymethyl)oximes)] of cortisol and progesterone with a protein in a water-DMFA (10%) medium. The catalytic activity and thermostability of dehydrogenases and their steroid conjugates were kinetically studied. The effects of the modification degree on the activity and thermostability of dehydrogenases by their hydrophobization were studied and discussed. Practical recommendations for using the dehydrogenase-steroid conjugates in enzyme immunoassay are given.     

Determination of the hydride transfer stereospecificity of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide linked oxidoreductases by proton magnetic resonance.

A facile proton magnetic resonance technique is described for the determination of the coenzyme stereospecificity during hydride transfer reactions catalyzed by pyridine nucleotide dependent oxidoreductases. The reliability of this technique was demonstrated by examining the coenzyme stereospecificity of lactate, malate, and 3-phosphoglycerate dehydrogenases, which are known to be A-stereospecific enzymes, as well as triosephosphate and octopine dehydrogenases, which are known to be B-stereospecific enzymes. Furthermore, by applying this technique, it was shown that the previously unstudied enzymes D-beta-hydroxybutyrate and 4-aminobutanal dehydrogenases are B- and A-stereospecific enzymes, respectively. In addition, the nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide linked reaction of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase from Leuconostoc mesenteroides was found to be B stereospecific, like the reaction of the nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate linked yeast enzyme.     

Genetic Stability of Progeny from an Artificial Allotetraploid Carp Using Sperm from Five Fish Species

Microsatellite markers and D-loop sequences of mtDNA from a female allotetraploid parent carp and her progenies of generations 1 and 2 induced by sperm of five distant fish species were analyzed. Eleven microsatellite markers were used to identify 48 alleles from the allotetraploid female. The same number of alleles (48) appeared in the first and second generations of the gynogenetic offspring, regardless of the source of the sperm used as an activator. The mtDNA D-loop analysis was performed on the female tetraploid parent, 25 gynogenetic offspring, and 5 sperm-donor species. Fourteen variable sites from the 1,018 bp sequences were observed in the offspring as compared to the female tetraploid parent. Results from D-loop sequence and microsatellite marker analysis showed exclusive maternal transmission, and no genetic information was derived from the father. Our study suggests that progenies of artificial tetraploid carp are genetically stable, which is important for genetic breeding of this tetraploid fish.