Previous studies in animal models and humans have shown that exposure to nutritional deficiencies in the perinatal period increases the risk of psychiatric disease. Less well understood is how such effects are modulated by the combination of genetic background and parent‐of‐origin (PO). To explore this, we exposed female mice from 20 Collaborative Cross (CC) strains to protein deficient, vitamin D deficient, methyl donor enriched or standard diet during the perinatal period. These CC females were then crossed to a male from a different CC strain to produce reciprocal F1 hybrid females comprising 10 distinct genetic backgrounds. The adult F1 females were then tested in the open field, light/dark, stress‐induced hyperthermia, forced swim and restraint stress assays. Our experimental design allowed us to estimate effects of genetic background, perinatal diet, PO and their interactions on behavior. Genetic background significantly affected all assessed phenotypes. Perinatal diet exposure interacted with genetic background to affect body weight, basal body temperature, anxiety‐like behavior and stress response. In 8 of 9 genetic backgrounds, PO effects were observed on multiple phenotypes. Additionally, we identified a small number of diet‐by‐PO effects on body weight, stress response, anxiety‐ and depressive‐like behavior. Our data show that rodent behaviors that model psychiatric disorders are affected by genetic background, PO and perinatal diet, as well as interactions among these factors. 相似文献
1. Rate constants for reduction of paraquat ion (1,1′-dimethyl-4,4′-bipyridy-lium, PQ2+) to paraquat radical (PQ+·) by e−aq and CO2−· have been measured by pulse radiolysis. Reduction by e−aq is diffusion controlled (k = 8.4·1010 M−1·s−1) and reduction by CO2−· is also very fast k = 1.5·1010 M−1·s−1).
2. The reaction of paraquat radical with oxygen has been analysed to give rate constants of 7.7·108 M−1·s−1 and 6.5·108 M−1·s−1 for the reactions of paraquat radical with O2 and O2−·, respectively. The similarity in these rate constants is in marked contrast to the difference in redox potentials of O2 and O2−· (− 0.59 V and + 1.12 V, respectively).
3. These rate constants, together with that for the self-reaction of O2−·, have been used to calculate the steady-state concentration of O2−· under conditions thought to apply at the site of reduction of paraquat in the plant cell. On the basis of these calculations the decay of O2−· appears to be governed almost entirely by its self-reaction, and the concentration 5 μm away from the thylakoid is still 90% of that at the thylakoid itself. Thus, O2−· persists long enough to diffuse as far as the chloroplast envelope and tonoplast, which are the first structures to be damaged by paraquat treatment. O2−· is therefore sufficiently long-lived to be a candidate for the phytotoxic product formed by paraquat in plants. 相似文献
In this study, primer pairs of 15 microsatellite markers associated with sex determination of tilapia were selected and amplified in Wami tilapia, Oreochromis urolepis hornorum. While one marker, UNH168, on linkage group 3 (LG3) was associated (P < 0.001) with the phenotypic sex in the experimental population, nine genotypes were detected in both sexes. Only 99-bp allele was detected in the female samples, while 141, 149 and 157-bp alleles were present in both male and female samples. UNH168 was localized by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) on the long arm of the largest tilapia chromosome pair (chromosome 1, equivalent to LG3). This sex-linked microsatellite marker could potentially be used for marker-assisted selection in tilapia breeding programmes to produce monosex male tilapia. 相似文献