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Journal of Fisheries of China | 2013

Effect of low temperature on genomic DNA methylation in Nile tilapia(Oreochromis niloticus)

Zhu Huaping; Lu Maixin; Huang Zhanghan; Gao Fengying; Ke Xiaoli; Liu Zhigang; Li Qingyong; Liu Yujiao

In this study,using the methylation sensitive amplified polymorphism(MSAP) method,we globally assessed the effect of low temperature adaptation on the level and variations of cytosine methylation alterations at CCGG sites of genomic DNA in Nile tilapia(Oreochromis niloticus) strains with good coldresistance characters developed by the successive and directional selection breeding of multi-generations. Total of 849 fragments were identified by 18 pairs of se1ective primer combinations of which 411 and 438 were detected in cold-resistance tilapia strain and the control,respectively. Among these fragments,the methylation sites were 72 and 104,and the corresponding total-methylation levels w ere at 17.52% and 23.74%,respectively. The full methylation sites at the internal Cs were 37 and 65,and the corresponding full methylation levels were at 9. 00% and 14. 84%,respectively,and the hemi-methylation sites at the external Cs were 35 and 39,and the corresponding hemi-methylation levels were at 8.52% and 8.90% in coldresistance tilapia strain and the control,respectively. Further analysis of DNA methylation indicated that a statistically decrease in the overall level of total-methylation levels and both methylation types was detected in cold-resistance tilapia strain compared with the control(decrease at 6.22%,5.84% and 0.38%, respectively),and the changes of DNA methylation pattern were recognized mainly in the full methylation sites. The level of decrease in DNA methylation suggested that the levels of genomic DNA methylation were changed during the successive cold stress of multi-generations in tilapia,and it also indicated that DNA methylation alteration in tilapia treated with cold stress was mainly through de-methylation that occurred in some CCGG sites. All these results implied that the change of DNA methylation was closely associated with cold tolerance of tilapia. The present findings are valuable to further explore the application potential of DNA methylation alteration in tilapia genetic improvement and provide a new method and theoretical basis for fish stress resistance breeding.


Journal of Fisheries of China | 2010

Molecular cloning, tissue distribution of two estrogen receptor β cDNAs of blue tilapia (Oreochromis aureus) and effects of estrogen on their expression.

Lan Tao; Lu Maixin; Yang Liping; Ye Xing; Zhu Huaping; Gao Fengying; Huang Zhanghan

Two sub-type estrogen receptor β (ERβ1/β2) cDNAs were obtained from blue tilapia,Oreochromis aureus by Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) and RACE. The full length cDNA sequence of ERβ1 was 4 262 bp in length,containing a 5 Untranslated Regions (UTR) of 239 bp,3 UTR of 2 349 bp and an open reading fame (ORF) of 1 674 bp which encoded a putative protein of 557 amino acids with an estimated molecular weight of 62 ku. The ERβ2 cDNA was 2 506 bp in length with 393 bp of 5 UTR,109 bp of 3 UTR and an ORF of 2 004 bp which encoded a putative protein of 668 amino acids with an estimated molecular weight of 74 ku. The deduced amino acid sequence of ERβ1 of blue tilpia possessed 99.1% similarity with the counterpart of nile tilapia,O. niloticus,and similarities with other Perciformes fishes were from 82.6% to 94.2%. The ERβ2 amino acid sequences of blue tilpia shared 98.7%,81.8%,76.3%,64.7% and 55.0% identities with nile tilapia,Micropterus salmoides,Oncorhynchus mykiss,Fundulus heteroclitus and Danio rerio respectively. Blue tilpia ERβ1/β2 were clustered with nile tilapia ERβ1/β2 respectively in the phylogenetic tree. ERβ1/β2 mRNA expressions between male and female were compared by Real-Time PCR (RT-PCR). ERβs were expressed ubiquitously and differently in ten tested tissues. ERβ1 was significantly expressed in ovary,testis,liver,kidney and intestinal tissues compared with other tissues (P0.05). ERβ2 was highly expressed in testis,liver and kidney (P0.05). In ovary,testis,intestine and hypothalamus,expression of ERβ1 was significantly higher than that of ERβ2,and it was 164 times of ERβ2 in ovaries. After 17 beta-estradiol (E2) was injected for 24 h,ERα/β1 mRNA in hypothalamus of male blue tilpia was increased,of which ERα increased significantly. Expression of ERα in hypothalamus increased significantly in 7.5 mg/kg E2 treated group,while no significant change was observed for ERβ2. In pituitary,expression of ERα/β1/β2 in the low and middle E2 concentrations (2.5,5.0 mg/kg) was down-regulated,but up-regulated in high E2 concentration group (7.5 mg/kg),and significant difference was found for ERα (P0.05). ERβ2 expression was increased in testis significantly (P0.05) in middle and high E2 concentration groups (5.0,7.5 mg/kg). No significant change was observed for ERα/β1 expression. The different distribution of the ERβ1/β2 mRNAs and different regulation of ERα/β1/β2 mRNA in hypothalamus,pituitary and testis by E2 indicated that various biological functions existed among these three ER subtypes in blue tilpia.


Archive | 2013

Compound Chinese herbal medicine preparation for improving tilapia immunity

Lu Maixin; Zhu Huaping; Zhang Yimin; Gao Fengying; Ke Xiaoli


Archive | 2015

Method for preventing and curing fish diseases by soilless Chinese-herbal-medicine culture on water surface of pond

Liang Haoliang; Ke Xiaoli; Zhang Zhimin; Wang He; Liu Zhigang; Wang Huan; Li Qingyong; Lu Maixin; Huang Qiubiao; Yao Zhenfeng; Zhu Huaping; Deng Bingyun; Cao Jianmeng; Gao Wenfeng; Wang Miao; Chen Jie; Gao Fengying; Liu Yi; Zhong Haoyan; Wu Shudong


Journal of fishery sciences of China | 2014

Prokaryotic expression and immunogenicity analysis of C5a peptidase(ScpB) of Streptococcus agalactiae isolated from tilapia

Li Qingyong; Ke Xiaoli; Lu Maixin; Zhu Huaping; Gao Fengying; Liu Zhigang


Journal of Agricultural Biotechnology | 2012

Cloning and sequence of two cDNAs encoding insulin-like growth factors I and II genes (IGF-I and IGF-II) of Zanzibar tilapia (Oreochromis hornorum) and their tissue distribution.

Gao Fengying; Lu Maixin; Huang Zhanghan; Zhu Huaping; Ke Xiaoli


Shuichan Xuebao | 2016

GIFT 成長の成長,血液指標および肝臓の糖代謝酵素の活性および遺伝子発現に対する飼料の糖脂質比の影響を調べた。【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Yang Liping; Zheng Wenjia; Qin Chaobin; Gao Fengying; Xie Dizhi; Yan Xiao; Zhu Huaping; Lu Maixin; Nie Guoxing


Nongye Shengwu Jishu Xuebao | 2016

Cloning, Molecular Polymorphism and Expression Pattern of .BETA.2m Gene in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)

Gao Fengying; Lu Maixin; Li Jianping; Cao Jianmeng; Zhu Huaping; Ke Xiaoli; Liu Zhigang


Nongye Shengwu Jishu Xuebao | 2016

ナイルティラピアのΒ_2M遺伝子のクローニング、多型分析及び組織発現の特徴【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Gao Fengying; Lu Maixin; Li Jianping; Cao Jianmeng; Zhu Huaping; Ke Xiaoli; Liu Zhigang


Jiyinzuxue Yuyingyong Shengwu Xue | 2016

オレンジ ティラピアにおけるAQP1遺伝子発現に対する塩ストレスの影響【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Li Qianqian; Zhu Huaping; Lu Maixin; Liu Zhigang; Gao Fengying; Ke Xiaoli

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Huang Zhanghan

Guangdong Ocean University

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Li Qingyong

Shanghai Ocean University

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Lu Maixin

Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences

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Wang Huan

Guangdong Ocean University

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Chen Shanzhen

South China Agricultural University

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Lan Tao

Guangdong Ocean University

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Nie Guoxing

Henan Normal University

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Wang Guiping

Nanjing Agricultural University

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Ye Xing

Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences

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