Molecular characterization, tissue distribution, and expression regulation from fasting and re-feeding of two growth hormone receptors in mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi

Growth hormone receptors (GHRs) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and scGHR2: 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both recept...

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Published inFisheries science Vol. 82; no. 1; pp. 155 - 169
Main Authors Lu, Xue, Gu, Yongming, Hou, Xiaocui, Wang, Haifang, Wang, Pengfei, Xu, Peng, Zeng, Lei, Zhou, Lei, Li, Guifeng
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Abstract Growth hormone receptors (GHRs) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and scGHR2: 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both receptors, formed through fish-specific genome duplication, have conserved FGEFS and box1 and 2 motifs. Partial compensatory growth was noted following 10-day re-feeding after 4-week fasting. After 1-week fasting, pituitary GH and muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA levels and plasma GH concentrations increased (p < 0.05), while hepatic scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions reduced rapidly (p < 0.05). Upon re-feeding, muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions decreased, whereas they increased rapidly in the liver, eventually normalizing. Pituitary GH mRNA expression increased to 5.1 times higher than that in the controls 3 days after re-feeding (p < 0.01), and normalized 7 days after re-feeding. The varying expression of scGHR1 and scGHR2 in different tissues suggests their distinct functions. Further, changes in GH, scGHR1, and scGHR2 mRNA expressions suggest their important roles in the growth of mandarin fish. Our results provide comparative insights into evolutionary origins and roles of GHR genes in teleost growth.
AbstractList Growth hormone receptors (GHRs) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and scGHR2: 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both receptors, formed through fish-specific genome duplication, have conserved FGEFS and box1 and 2 motifs. Partial compensatory growth was noted following 10-day re-feeding after 4-week fasting. After 1-week fasting, pituitary GH and muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA levels and plasma GH concentrations increased (p < 0.05), while hepatic scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions reduced rapidly (p < 0.05). Upon re-feeding, muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions decreased, whereas they increased rapidly in the liver, eventually normalizing. Pituitary GH mRNA expression increased to 5.1 times higher than that in the controls 3 days after re-feeding (p < 0.01), and normalized 7 days after re-feeding. The varying expression of scGHR1 and scGHR2 in different tissues suggests their distinct functions. Further, changes in GH, scGHR1, and scGHR2 mRNA expressions suggest their important roles in the growth of mandarin fish. Our results provide comparative insights into evolutionary origins and roles of GHR genes in teleost growth.
Growth hormone receptors (GHRs) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and scGHR2: 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both receptors, formed through fish-specific genome duplication, have conserved FGEFS and box1 and 2 motifs. Partial compensatory growth was noted following 10-day re-feeding after 4-week fasting. After 1-week fasting, pituitary GH and muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA levels and plasma GH concentrations increased (p < 0.05), while hepatic scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions reduced rapidly (p < 0.05). Upon re-feeding, muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions decreased, whereas they increased rapidly in the liver, eventually normalizing. Pituitary GH mRNA expression increased to 5.1 times higher than that in the controls 3 days after re-feeding (p < 0.01), and normalized 7 days after re-feeding. The varying expression of scGHR1 and scGHR2 in different tissues suggests their distinct functions. Further, changes in GH, scGHR1, and scGHR2 mRNA expressions suggest their important roles in the growth of mandarin fish. Our results provide comparative insights into evolutionary origins and roles of GHR genes in teleost growth.
Growth hormone receptors (GHR) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and scGHR2: 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both receptors, formed through fish-specific genome duplication, have conserved FGEFS and box1 and 2 motifs. Partial compensatory growth was noted following 10-day re-feeding after 4-week fasting. After 1-week fasting, pituitary GH and muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA levels and plasma GH concentrations increased (p < 0.05), while hepatic scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions reduced rapidly (p < 0.05). Upon re-feeding, muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions decreased, whereas they increased rapidly in the liver, eventually normalizing. Pituitary GH mRNA expression increased to 5.1 times higher than that in the controls 3 days after re-feeding (p < 0.01), and normalized 7 days after re-feeding. The varying expression of scGHR1 and scGHR2 in different tissues suggests their distinct functions. Further, changes in GH, scGHR1, and scGHR2 mRNA expressions suggest their important roles in the growth of mandarin fish. Our results provide comparative insights into evolutionary origins and roles of GHR genes in teleost growth.
Growth hormone receptors ( GHRs ) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi . cDNAs of two GHR types ( scGHR1 and scGHR2 : 1999 and 1963 bp, encoding 638 and 578 amino acids, respectively) have been isolated and characterized in mandarin fish. Both receptors, formed through fish-specific genome duplication, have conserved FGEFS and box1 and 2 motifs. Partial compensatory growth was noted following 10-day re-feeding after 4-week fasting. After 1-week fasting, pituitary GH and muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA levels and plasma GH concentrations increased ( p  < 0.05), while hepatic scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions reduced rapidly ( p  < 0.05). Upon re-feeding, muscle scGHR1 and scGHR2 mRNA expressions decreased, whereas they increased rapidly in the liver, eventually normalizing. Pituitary GH mRNA expression increased to 5.1 times higher than that in the controls 3 days after re-feeding ( p  < 0.01), and normalized 7 days after re-feeding. The varying expression of scGHR1 and scGHR2 in different tissues suggests their distinct functions. Further, changes in GH , scGHR1 , and scGHR2 mRNA expressions suggest their important roles in the growth of mandarin fish. Our results provide comparative insights into evolutionary origins and roles of GHR genes in teleost growth.
Author Gu, Yongming
Xu, Peng
Wang, Haifang
Hou, Xiaocui
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Lu, Xue
Zhou, Lei
Zeng, Lei
Wang, Pengfei
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Snippet Growth hormone receptors (GHRs) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and...
Growth hormone receptors ( GHRs ) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi . cDNAs of two GHR types ( scGHR1...
Growth hormone receptors (GHR) are especially expressed in the muscle and liver tissues of mandarin fish Siniperca chuatsi. cDNAs of two GHR types (scGHR1 and...
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SubjectTerms Agricultural biotechnology
Amino acids
Animals
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Cloning
compensatory growth
complementary DNA
Experiments
fasting
Feeding
Fish
Fish & Wildlife Biology & Management
Fisheries management
Food Science
Freshwater
Freshwater & Marine Ecology
gene expression
genes
Growth hormones
Insulin
Insulin-like growth factors
Laboratories
Life Sciences
Liver
messenger RNA
muscles
Musculoskeletal system
Nutrition research
Original Article
Plasma
Siniperca chuatsi
somatotropin receptors
Studies
Teleostei
Tilapia
tissue distribution
tissues
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