N-acetylated sugars in clownfish and damselfish skin mucus as messengers involved in chemical recognition by anemone host
Sara Heim,
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Tony Teav,
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Fabio Cortesi
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
The
clownfish
-
sea
anemone
system
is
a
great
example
of
symbiotic
mutualism
where
host
«toxicity»
does
not
impact
its
symbiont
partner,
although
the
underlying
protection
mechanism
remains
unclear.
regulation
nematocyst
discharge
in
cnidarians
involves
N-acetylated
sugars
like
sialic
acid,
that
bind
chemoreceptors
on
tentacles
anemones,
leading
to
release
stings.
It
has
been
suggested
could
be
deprived
acid
their
skin
surface,
sparing
them
from
being
stung
and
facilitating
with
anemones.
In
this
study,
we
sampled
mucus
two
symbionts,
Amphiprion
akindynos
juvenile
damselfish
Dascyllus
trimaculatus,
as
well
non-symbiotic
adult
Pomacentrus
moluccensis
P.
pavo.
free
total
content,
including
conjugated
form,
three
other
intermediates
pathway
were
quantified
using
stable
isotope
dilution
mass
spectrometry
approach.
We
found
significantly
higher
levels
precursor
damselfishes.
Concentrations
symbionts
ranged
between
13
µM
16
µM,
whereas
damselfishes
21
30
µM.
presence
metabolite
precursors,
triggers
discharge,
suggests
direct
or
trigger
concentration
dependent.
This
experiment
demonstrates
are
spared
by
nematocysts
because
lack
sugars,
previously
thought,
rather
biochemical
mechanisms
involving
more
complex
than
just
presence/absence
these
molecules.
Language: Английский
Mechanistic toxicity and growth abnormalities mediated by subacute exposure to environmentally relevant levels of benzophenone-3 in clown anemonefish (Amphiprion ocellaris)
Yankun Zhang,
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Yongqiang Qin,
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Hanye Ju
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et al.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
902, P. 166308 - 166308
Published: Aug. 16, 2023
Language: Английский
The genome of the sapphire damselfish Chrysiptera cyanea: a new resource to support further investigation of the evolution of Pomacentrids
Emma Gairin,
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Saori Miura,
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Hiroki Takamiyagi
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et al.
Gigabyte,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
The
number
of
high-quality
genomes
is
rapidly
increasing
across
taxa.
However,
it
remains
limited
for
coral
reef
fish
the
Pomacentrid
family,
with
most
research
focused
on
anemonefish.
Here,
we
present
first
assembly
a
genus
Chrysiptera.
Using
PacBio
long-read
sequencing
94.5×
coverage,
genome
Sapphire
Devil,
Chrysiptera
cyanea,
was
assembled
and
annotated.
final
comprises
896
Mb
pairs
91
contigs,
BUSCO
completeness
97.6%,
28,173
genes.
Comparative
analyses
chromosome-scale
assemblies
related
species
identified
contig-chromosome
correspondences.
This
will
be
useful
as
comparison
to
study
specific
adaptations
linked
symbiotic
life
closely
Furthermore,
C.
cyanea
found
in
tropical
coastal
areas
Indo-West
Pacific
could
become
model
environmental
monitoring.
work
expand
efforts,
highlighting
power
retrieve
high
quality
genomes.
Language: Английский
Artificial interspecific hybridization of the two distant anemonefish species and phenotypic characterization of the F1 hybrid
Ichthyological Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2024
Language: Английский
Eluding anemone nematocysts: are clownfish deprived of N-acetylated sugars in their skin mucus?
Sara Heim,
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Tony Teav,
No information about this author
Fabio Cortesi
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 11, 2024
The
clownfish
-
sea
anemone
system
is
a
great
example
of
symbiotic
mutualism
where
host
'toxicity'
does
not
impact
its
symbiont
partner,
although
the
underlying
protection
mechanism
remains
unclear.
regulation
nematocyst
discharge
in
cnidarians
involves
N-acetylated
sugars
like
sialic
acid,
that
bind
chemoreceptors
on
tentacles
anemones,
leading
to
release
stings.
It
has
been
suggested
could
be
deprived
acid
their
skin
surface,
sparing
them
from
being
stung
and
facilitating
with
anemones.
In
this
study,
we
sampled
mucus
two
symbionts,
Amphiprion
akindynos
juvenile
damselfish
Dascyllus
trimaculatus,
as
well
non-symbiotic
adult
Pomacentrus
moluccensis
P.
pavo.
free
total
content,
including
conjugated
form,
three
other
intermediates
pathway
were
quantified
using
stable
isotope
dilution
mass
spectrometry
approach.
We
found
significantly
higher
levels
precursor
damselfishes.
Concentrations
symbionts
ranged
between
13
uM
16
uM,
whereas
damselfishes
21
30
uM.
presence
metabolite
precursors,
triggers
discharge,
suggests
direct
or
trigger
concentration
dependent.
This
experiment
demonstrates
are
spared
by
nematocysts
because
lack
sugars,
previously
thought.
Language: Английский