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Mapping Toll-Like Receptor Signaling Pathway Genes of Zhikong Scallop(Chlamys farreri) with FISH
by
ZHAO Bosong ZHAO Liang LIAO Huan CHENG Jie LIAN Shanshan LI Xuan HUANG Xiaoting BAO Zhenmin
in
Chlamys
,
farreri
,
FISH
2015
Toll-like receptor(TLR) signaling pathway plays a pivotal role in the innate immune system. Studies on TLR signaling pathway genes in Zhikong scallop(Chlamys farreri) have mainly focused on sequence analysis and expression profiling, no research has been carried out on their localization. The chromosomal position of TLR signaling pathway genes can be valuable for assemblying scallop genome and analysizing gene regulatory networks. In the present study, five key TLR signaling pathway genes(Cf TLR, Cf Myd88, Cf TRAF6, Cf NFκB, and Cf IκB) containing bacterial artificial chromosomes(BACs) were isolated and physically mapped through fluorescence in situ hybridization on five non-homologous chromosome pairs, showing a similar distribution to another five model species. The isolation and mapping of these key immune genes of C. farreri will aid to the research on innate immunity, assignment of interested genes to chromosomes, and integration of physical, linkage and cytogenetic maps of this species.
Journal Article
Mapping toll-like receptor signaling pathway genes of Zhikong scallop (Chlamys farreri) with FISH
by
Cheng, Jie
,
Li, Xuan
,
Huang, Xiaoting
in
Artificial chromosomes
,
Bacterial artificial chromosomes
,
Chlamys farreri
2015
Toll-like receptor (TLR) signaling pathway plays a pivotal role in the innate immune system. Studies on TLR signaling pathway genes in Zhikong scallop (
Chlamys farreri
) have mainly focused on sequence analysis and expression profiling, no research has been carried out on their localization. The chromosomal position of TLR signaling pathway genes can be valuable for assemblying scallop genome and analysizing gene regulatory networks. In the present study, five key TLR signaling pathway genes (
Cf
TLR,
Cf
Myd88,
Cf
TRAF6,
Cf
NFκB, and
Cf
IκB) containing bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) were isolated and physically mapped through fluorescence
in situ
hybridization on five non-homologous chromosome pairs, showing a similar distribution to another five model species. The isolation and mapping of these key immune genes of
C. farreri
will aid to the research on innate immunity, assignment of interested genes to chromosomes, and integration of physical, linkage and cytogenetic maps of this species.
Journal Article