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Comparative transcriptome analysis reveals ectopic delta-5 and delta-6 desaturases enhance protective gene expression upon Vibrio vulnificus challenge in Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)


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- vulnificus -infected wild- type and D56-transgenic tilapia using Illumina ’ s sequencing-by-synthesis approach.
- Results: Comparative transcriptome analysis was performed on RNA-sequence profiles obtained from wild-type and D56- transgenic tilapia at 0, 6 and 24 h post-infection with V.
- Conclusions: Transcriptome profiling and filtering for two-fold change variation showed that 3795 genes were upregulated and 1839 genes were downregulated in D56-transgenic tilapia.
- The expression patterns of FA-related genes, inflammatory genes, antimicrobial peptide genes and immune responsive genes at and 48 h post-infection suggests these genes are involved in the enhanced resistance of D56 transgenic tilapia to V.
- Keywords: Delta-6 desaturase and delta-5 desaturase (D56), D56 transgenic tilapia fish, RNA-seq, Fatty acid-associated genes, Immune responsive genes, Inflammatory genes.
- In addition, the D56 transgenic tilapia exhibit altered gut microbial pro- files [15].
- vul- nificus-susceptible wild-type tilapia and D56 transgenic tilapia with enhanced resistance to the pathogen to re- veal the particular genes responsible for the resistance [15, 16].
- Wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia were infected with V.
- Transcriptome sequencing of six groups of samples produced a total of raw reads for wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia.
- Similarly and clean reads and 91.06% of raw reads) were obtained for D56-transgenic tilapia for 0, 6 and 24 hpi samples, re- spectively (Table 1).
- vulnificus challenged wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia (Supple- mentary Figure S1).
- At the 0 h time-point, 3795 genes were upregulated and 1839 genes were downregulated in D56-transgenic tilapia (Fig.
- We could recognize the relevance of DEG between wild-type and D56- transgenic tilapia at different time-points.
- Fatty acid-associated genes are altered in D56-transgenic tilapia according to KEGG pathway analysis.
- Gene enrichment analysis using the KEGG pathway database showed a total of 24, 30 and 33 pathways were affected in D56-transgenic tilapia at 0, 6, and 24 hpi, re- spectively (Table 2, 3 4).
- Differences in the FA degrad- ation pathway were also observed between wild-type and D56-transgenic fish at 6 h post infection (Table 3), and the FA metabolism and FA degradation pathways were identified as differentially expressed at 24 hpi (Table 4)..
- D56-transgenic tilapia exhibit altered immune-related gene expression in GO analysis.
- WT-Liver-ctrl WT-Liver-6 h WT-Liver-24 h D56-Liver-ctrl D56-Liver-6 h D56-Liver-24 h RNA depletion of rRNA and organelle RNA was extracted from liver samples of wild-type and transgenic Tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56) at 0, 6 and 24 h V.
- D56-transgenic and wild-type tilapia at 0, 6 and 24 hpi with V.
- Biological function-associated GO terms, such as defense response to bacterium, angiogenesis, im- mune response, antigen presenting and presentation and inflammatory response genes were also altered in D56- transgenic tilapia.
- Taken together, the GO analysis revealed that inflammatory genes, chemokine-associated genes, cytokine-associated genes, immune-related genes and iron binding protein genes are differentially regulated in D56-transgenic and wild- type tilapia after V.
- Since the KEGG analysis showed FA-associated path- ways are altered in D56-transgenic tilapia, the expression of selected FA pathway-associated genes was analyzed by real-time PCR at and 48 hpi with V.
- Notably, ApoA4b was downregulated by D56- transgenic tilapia at 24 hpi (Fig.
- 1 Delta 5 and Delta6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish alters the transcriptome profile.
- The comparative transcriptome data between wild-type / Delta 5 and Delta6 (D56) transgenic tilapia fish were mapped and differentially expressed genes were counted.
- Wild-type and D56 transgenic tilapia fish liver RNA were compared in 0, 6 and 24 h post infection with V.
- b Differentially expressed genes between wild-type and D56 transgenic tilapia fish at 0, 6 and 24 h V.
- These results showed that FA metabolism-related genes are altered in transgenic tilapia upon V.
- In addition to FA-associated genes, several inflammatory and immune responsive genes were altered in D56- transgenic tilapia according to the GO enrichment ana- lysis (Table 5, 6, 7).
- vulnificus in wild-type and D56- transgenic tilapia liver..
- In D56-transgenic tilapia, the Complement C1q sub- component subunit B (C1qb) was upregulated at 6 hpi.
- The AMPs also showed sig- nificant differences in expression between wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia.
- For the inflammatory factors, significant differences be- tween wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia were de- tected for NF-κB2 at 12 and 24 hpi.
- Tissue inhibitor Table 2 KEGG pathway enrichment analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56).
- onl00564 Glycerophospholipid metabolism 8 0.0015.
- onl00480 Glutathione metabolism 7 0.0019.
- onl00340 Histidine metabolism 3 0.0133.
- onl00052 Galactose metabolism 3 0.0389.
- For inflammatory factors, cytokines and complement-related genes, we found that were sev- eral significant differences between wild-type and D56- transgenic tilapia whole blood.
- Availability of whole genome se- quence and RNA sequence data in recent years has Table 3 KEGG pathway enrichment analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56) infected with V.
- onl00620 Pyruvate metabolism 6 0.0001.
- onl00561 Glycerolipid metabolism 7 0.0003.
- onl00380 Tryptophan metabolism 6 0.0003.
- onl00340 Histidine metabolism 4 0.0011.
- onl00480 Glutathione metabolism 7 0.0013.
- onl01200 Carbon metabolism 7 0.0131.
- onl00360 Phenylalanine metabolism 2 0.0454.
- The complex Bcl form has to be converted Table 4 KEGG pathway enrichment analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56) infected with V.
- onl00830 Retinol metabolism 9 0.0006.
- onl00640 Propanoate metabolism 5 0.0047.
- onl00380 Tryptophan metabolism 6 0.011.
- onl00052 Galactose metabolism 5 0.0121.
- onl00620 Pyruvate metabolism 5 0.0185.
- onl00360 Phenylalanine metabolism 3 0.0291.
- onl01212 Fatty acid metabolism 6 0.0369.
- Hence, we analyzed our transcriptome data with the KEGG pathway tool to search for major pathways altered in D56 transgenic tilapia compared to wild type.
- expression by D56 transgenic tilapia fish compared to wild types..
- When tilapia Table 5 Gene ontology analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56).
- D56-transgenic zebrafish and tilapia exhibit resistance to V.
- A comparative analysis of liver transcriptomes of wild- type and D56-transgenic tilapia infected with V.
- The KEGG pathway analysis showed several FA-associated pathways in wild-type and D56-transgenic tilapia groups at 0 hpi with V.
- Several such pathways were also differ- entially activated between wild-type and D56-transgenic fish group 6 h and 24 h post infected with V.
- The GO analysis showed that genes associated with in- flammation, chemokine synthesis, iron homeostasis and immune response are altered by D56 expression in Table 6 Gene ontology analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56) infected with V.
- Table 7 Gene ontology analysis of wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish expressing delta-6 desaturase plus delta-5 desaturase (D56) infected with V.
- vulnificus in D56-transgenic tilapia, sug- gesting the activation of these peptides was promoted by D56 to combat V.
- The com- plement genes, C1qb, CFHR1 and CFD were also upreg- ulated in D56-transgenic tilapia after V.
- It is also possible that the plasma anti- bacterial function is stimulated by D56 expression in transgenic tilapia [38, 39].
- The inflammation-associated gene expression included early upregulation of TLR-2 and TNF-α in D56-transgenic fish (Fig.
- 2 Delta 5 and Delta 6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish modulates the expression of Fatty acid associated gene expression.
- Wild-type and D56 transgenic tilapia fish challenged with V.
- Altogether, the FA-associated path- ways triggered in the D56-transgenic tilapia appear to regulate a variety of immune-related genes that may serve to enhance resistance to V.
- We found that TLR-2, TLR-5 and ACKR4 were induced in the D56-transgenic line.
- In this study, we measured the transcriptome-wide responses of wild- type and D56-transgenic tilapia to V.
- Several pathways associated with inflammation, immune response, chemokine and cytochrome were specifically altered in D56-transgenic tilapia, as revealed by KEGG pathway and GO analysis of the wild-type and D56- transgenic tilapia at the baseline (0 hpi) and after infec- tion (6 and 24 hpi).
- Wild-type and transgenic tilapia fish with dual expres- sion of delta-6 desaturase in liver and delta-5 desaturase.
- 3 Delta 5 and Delta 6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish alters the Complements gene expression.
- 5 Delta 5 and Delta 6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish modulates the pro-inflammatory cytokine gene expression.
- Expression of D56 in transgenic Tilapia.
- The delta 5 and delta 6 transgenic tilapia have been crossed and the offspring carrying D56 has been selected for the ex- periment.
- 6 Delta 5 and Delta 6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish alters PRDX1 , ACRK4 and TIMP2 gene expression.
- 7 Delta 5 and Delta 6 transgenic (D56) tilapia fish modulates the pro-inflammatory cytokines and immune-related genes in whole blood..
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