Andrology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 18, 2024
Abstract
Recent
advances
in
single‐cell
transcriptomic
data
have
greatly
expanded
our
understanding
of
both
spermatogenesis
and
the
molecular
mechanisms
male
infertility.
However,
this
growing
wealth
could
also
shed
light
on
a
seemingly
unrelated
biological
problem:
genetic
basis
mammalian
brain
size
expansion
throughout
evolution.
It
is
now
increasingly
recognized
that
testis
share
many
cellular
similarities
including
pivotal
roles
for
RAS/MAPK
PI3K/AKT/mTOR
pathways,
mutations
which
are
known
to
pronounced
impact
cell
proliferation.
Most
notably,
stem
lineages
organs,
new
been
shown
increase
output
over
time.
These
include
‘selfish’
spermatogonial
cells,
disproportionately
proportion
mutant
sperm,
and—to
draw
parallel—human‐specific
neural
cells
which,
by
increasing
number
neurons,
implicated
neocortical
expansion.
Here
we
speculate
origin
‘expansion’‐associated
germline
as
such,
deeper
controlling
testicular
turnover
may
yield
fresh
insight
into
biology
evolution
brain.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(1)
Published: March 18, 2025
Ducks
are
globally
important
poultry
species
and
a
major
source
of
farm
animal
products,
including
meat,
eggs,
feathers.
A
thorough
understanding
the
functional
genomic
transcriptomic
sequences
is
crucial
for
improving
production
efficiency.
This
study
constructed
largest
duck
mRNA
expression
atlas
among
all
waterfowl
to
date.
The
encompasses
1,257
tissue
samples
across
30
types,
representing
organ
systems.
Using
advanced
clustering
analysis,
we
established
co-expression
network
clusters
describe
transcriptional
features
in
and,
when
feasible,
assign
these
unique
types
or
pathways.
Additionally,
identified
27
low-variance,
highly
expressed
housekeeping
genes
suitable
gene
experiments.
Furthermore,
in-depth
analysis
revealed
potential
sex-biased
patterns
within
tissues
specific
profiles
meat-type
egg-type
ducks,
providing
valuable
resources
understand
genetic
basis
sex
differences
particular
phenotypes.
research
elucidates
biological
processes
affecting
productivity.
presents
most
extensive
any
These
findings
significant
value
advancing
industrial
applications.
Genes,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 890 - 890
Published: April 10, 2023
We
generated
73
transcriptomic
data
of
water
buffalo,
which
were
integrated
with
publicly
available
in
this
species,
yielding
a
large
dataset
355
samples
representing
20
major
tissue
categories.
established
multi-tissue
gene
expression
atlas
buffalo.
Furthermore,
by
comparing
them
4866
cattle
from
the
genotype-tissue
(CattleGTEx),
we
found
that
transcriptomes
two
species
exhibited
conservation
their
overall
patterns,
tissue-specific
and
house-keeping
expression.
further
identified
conserved
divergent
genes
between
largest
number
differentially
expressed
skin,
may
be
related
to
structural
functional
differences
skin
species.
This
work
provides
source
annotation
buffalo
genome
lays
foundations
for
future
genetic
evolutionary
studies
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Abstract
Enhancers
and
the
enhancer
RNAs
(eRNAs)
have
been
strongly
implicated
in
regulations
of
transcriptions.
Based
multi-omics
data
(ATAC-seq,
ChIP-seq
RNA-seq)
from
public
databases,
Pig-eRNAdb
is
a
dataset
that
comprehensively
integrates
enhancers
eRNAs
for
pigs
using
machine
learning
strategy,
which
incorporates
82,399
37,803
607
samples
across
15
tissues
pigs.
This
user-friendly
covers
comprehensive
depth
annotation
The
coordinates
expression
patterns
are
downloadable.
Besides,
thousands
regulators
on
eRNAs,
target
genes
tissue-specific
housekeeping
also
accessible
as
well
sequence
similarity
with
humans.
Moreover,
eRNA-trait
associations
encompass
652
traits
provided.
It
will
crucially
facilitate
investigations
reference
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: May 11, 2024
Abstract
Domesticated
herbivores
are
an
important
agricultural
resource
that
play
a
critical
role
in
global
food
security,
particularly
as
they
can
adapt
to
varied
environments,
including
marginal
lands.
An
understanding
of
the
molecular
basis
their
biology
would
contribute
better
management
and
sustainable
production.
Thus,
we
conducted
transcriptome
sequencing
100
105
tissues
from
two
females
each
seven
species
herbivore
(cattle,
sheep,
goats,
sika
deer,
horses,
donkeys,
rabbits)
breeds
sheep.
The
quality
raw
trimmed
reads
was
assessed
terms
base
quality,
GC
content,
duplication
sequence
rate,
overrepresented
k-mers,
score
distribution
with
FastQC.
high-quality
filtered
RNA-seq
were
deposited
public
database
which
provides
approximately
54
billion
paired-end
total,
average
mapping
rate
~93.92%.
Transcriptome
databases
represent
valuable
resources
be
used
study
patterns
gene
expression,
pathways
related
key
biological
processes,
economic
traits
herbivores.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Aug. 21, 2023
Abstract
Background
Alpaca
(
Vicugna
pacos
),
llama
Lama
glama
vicugna
)
and
guanaco
guanicoe
are
the
camelid
species
distributed
over
Andean
high-altitude
grasslands,
Altiplano,
Patagonian
arid
steppes.
Despite
wide
interest
on
these
animals,
most
of
loci
under
selection
still
unknown.
Using
whole-genome
sequencing
(WGS)
data
we
investigated
occurrence
distribution
Runs
Of
Homozygosity
(ROHs)
across
South
American
Camelids
(SACs)
genome
to
identify
genetic
relationship
between
four
potential
signatures
selection.
Results
A
total
37
WGS
samples
covering
was
included
in
final
analysis.
The
multi-dimensional
scaling
approach
showed
a
clear
separation
species;
however,
admixture
analysis
suggested
strong
introgression
from
alpaca.
Conversely,
very
low
with
other
SACs
found.
did
not
show
significant
differences
number,
length
ROHs
(100-500
kb)
genomic
inbreeding
values.
Longer
(>
500
were
found
almost
exclusively
Seven
overlapping
shared
by
alpacas,
encompassing
nine
FGF5,
LOC107034918,
PRDM8,
ANTXR2,
LOC102534792,
BSN,
LOC116284892,
DAG1
RIC8B
while
twenty-five
annotated
ERC2,
FZD9,
BAZ1B,
BCL7B,
LOC116284208,
TBL2,
MLXIPL,
PHF20,
TRNAD-AUC,
LOC116284365,
RBM39,
ARFGEF2,
DCAF5,
EXD2,
HSPB11,
LRRC42,
LDLRAD1,
TMEM59,
LOC107033213,
TCEANC2,
LOC102545169,
LOC116278408,
SMIM15,
NDUFAF2
RCOR1
).
Four
ROHs,
three
DLG1,
KAT6B
PDE4D
seven
genes
ATP6V1E1,
BCL2L13,
LOC116276952,
BID,
KAT6B,
LOC116282667
LOC107034552
detected
for
guanaco,
respectively.
Conclusions
revealed
areas
potentially
selected
production
traits
as
well
natural
adaptation
harsh
environment.
hint
driven
environment
farming
purpose
signals
Interesting,
gene
identified
both
suggesting
positive
effect
wild
populations
fitness.
Such
information
may
be
further
ecological
animal
studies.
Meat Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
207, P. 109350 - 109350
Published: Oct. 4, 2023
Skeletal
muscles
consist
of
heterogeneous
fibers
with
various
contractile
and
metabolic
properties
that
affect
meat
quality.
The
size
muscle
contributes
to
mass
myopathy.
Thus,
improved
understanding
the
expression
patterns
underlying
fiber
might
open
possibilities
change
them
using
genetic
methods.
aim
this
study
was
reveal
transcriptomic
landscapes
one
oxidative
(Psoas
major)
three
glycolytic
(Longissimus
lumborum,
Triceps
brachii,
Semimembranosus)
muscles.
Principal
component
analysis
(PCA)
showed
significant
differences
in
gene
among
four
Specifically,
2777
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
were
detected
between
six
pairwise
comparisons
Weighted
co-expression
network
(WGCNA)
identified
modules,
which
significantly
associated
diameter.
We
also
23
candidate
genes,
enrichment
biosynthesis
amino
acids
(bta01230),
sarcomere
(GO:0030017),
regulation
actin
cytoskeleton
(bta04810)
overlapped
DEGs
WGCNA.
Nineteen
these
(e.g.,
EEF1A2,
FARSB,
PINK1)
have
been
reported
promote
or
inhibit
growth
development.
Our
findings
contribute
muscles,
may
provide
a
basis
for
breeding
improve
yield.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(10), P. 104056 - 104056
Published: July 6, 2024
Wooden
breast
(WB)
is
a
myopathy
mainly
affecting
pectoralis
major
(PM)
muscle
in
modern
commercial
broiler
chickens,
causing
enormous
economic
losses
the
poultry
industry.
Recent
studies
have
observed
hepatic
and
PM
injury
broilers
affected
by
WB,
but
relationships
between
WB
2
tissues
are
mostly
unclear.
In
current
study,
RNA-seq
raw
data
of
liver
were
downloaded
from
GSE144000,
we
constructed
gene
coexpression
networks
to
explore
using
weighted
network
analysis
(WGCNA)
method.
Six
modules
significantly
correlated
with
networks,
respectively.
TGF-beta
signaling,
Toll-like
receptor
signaling
mTOR
pathways
enriched
genes
within
6
network.
Meanwhile,
pathway
was
consensus
across
tissues,
salmon
module
(r
=
-0.5
p
0.05)
negatively
which
apoptosis,
autophagy
enriched.
The
related
3
pathways,
myeloid
differentiation
primary
response
88
(MYD88),
interferon
regulatory
factor
7
(IRF7),
mitogen-activated
protein
kinase
14
(MAPK14),
FBJ
murine
osteosarcoma
viral
oncogene
homolog
(FOS),
jun
proto-oncogene
(JUN),
caspase-10,
unc-51
like
activating
(ULK2)
serine/threonine
11
(LKB1),
identified
module.
this
found
that
cell
inflammation,
apoptosis
might
influence
broilers.
Genetics Selection Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
55(1)
Published: Oct. 23, 2023
Modern
breeding
strategies
have
resulted
in
significant
differences
muscle
mass
between
indigenous
chicken
and
specialized
broiler.
However,
the
molecular
regulatory
mechanisms
that
underlie
these
remain
elusive.
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
identify
key
genes
underlying
breast
development
broiler.Two
time-series
RNA-sequencing
profiles
muscles
were
generated
from
commercial
Arbor
Acres
(AA)
broiler
(fast-growing)
Chinese
Lushi
blue-shelled-egg
(LS)
(slow-growing)
at
embryonic
days
10,
14,
18,
post-hatching
day
1
weeks
1,
3,
5.
Principal
component
analysis
transcriptome
showed
top
four
principal
components
accounted
for
more
than
80%
total
variance
each
breed.
developmental
axes
AA
LS
overlapped
stages
but
gradually
separated
adult
stages.
Integrative
investigation
differentially-expressed
transcripts
contained
identified
44
formed
a
network
associated
with
two
breeds.
In
addition,
alternative
splicing
revealed
multiple
isoforms
always
had
one
dominant
transcript
exhibited
significantly
higher
expression
level
others.
Among
genes,
TNFRSF6B
gene,
mediator
signal
transduction
pathways
cell
proliferation,
harbored
isoforms,
TNFRSF6B-X1
TNFRSF6B-X2.
isoform
both
breeds
before
age
week.
A
switching
event
occurred
week
age,
resulting
TNFRSF6B-X2
being
broiler,
whereas
remained
chicken.
Gain-of-function
assays
demonstrated
promoted
proliferation
primary
myoblasts,
only
augmented
differentiation
intracellular
protein
content
myoblasts.For
first
time,
we
several
may
be
responsible
slow-growing
fast-growing
These
findings
provide
new
insights
into