bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 12, 2023
Abstract
Disease
emergence
is
accelerating
in
response
to
human
activity-induced
global
changes.
Understanding
the
mechanisms
by
which
host
populations
can
rapidly
adapt
this
threat
will
be
crucial
for
developing
future
management
practices.
Pacific
Oyster
Mortality
Syndrome
(POMS)
imposes
a
substantial
and
recurrent
selective
pressure
on
oyster
(
Crassostrea
gigas)
.
Rapid
adaptation
disease
may
arise
through
both
genetic
epigenetic
mechanisms.
In
study,
we
used
combination
of
whole
exome
capture
bisulfite-converted
DNA,
next-generation
sequencing,
(epi)genome-wide
association
mapping,
show
that
natural
differentially
exposed
POMS
displayed
signatures
selection
their
genome
(single
nucleotide
polymorphisms)
epigenome
(CG-context
DNA
methylation).
Consistent
with
higher
resistance
POMS,
genes
targeted
variations
were
mainly
related
immunity.
By
combining
correlation
analyses,
methylation
quantitative
trait
loci,
variance
partitioning,
revealed
third
observed
phenotypic
variation
was
explained
interactions
between
sequence
information,
∼14%
sequence,
up
25%
alone.
Thus,
as
well
adaptation,
governing
immune
responses
contribute
significantly
rapid
hosts
emerging
infectious
diseases.
Epigenomes,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
6(4), С. 31 - 31
Опубликована: Сен. 28, 2022
Population
epigenetics
explores
the
extent
of
epigenetic
variation
and
its
dynamics
in
natural
populations
encountering
changing
environmental
conditions.
In
contrast
to
population
genetics,
basic
concepts
this
field
are
still
their
early
stages,
especially
animal
populations.
Epigenetic
may
play
a
crucial
role
phenotypic
plasticity
local
adaptation
as
it
can
be
affected
by
environment,
is
likely
have
higher
spontaneous
mutation
rate
than
nucleotide
sequences
do,
inherited
via
non-mendelian
processes.
review,
we
aim
bring
together
studies
generate
new
insights
into
ecological
evolutionary
implications.
We
first
provide
an
overview
DNA
methylation
autonomy
from
genetic
wild
population.
Second,
discuss
which
create
observed
structures
including
genetics
Then,
highlight
relevance
mechanism
extended
synthesis.
Finally,
suggest
research
directions
highlighting
gaps
knowledge
field.
As
for
our
results,
diversity
was
found
reveal
parameters
that
used
characterize
Some
applied
explain
structure
The
set
recent
advancements
epigenetics,
transgenerational
inheritance
population,
might
reshape
way
ecologists
predictive
models
capacity
organisms
adapt
environments.
Disease
emergence
is
accelerating
with
global
changes.
Understanding
by
which
mechanisms
host
populations
can
rapidly
adapt
will
be
crucial
for
management
practices.
Pacific
oyster
mortality
syndrome
(POMS)
imposes
a
substantial
and
recurrent
selective
pressure
on
populations,
rapid
adaptation
may
arise
through
genetics
epigenetics.
In
this
study,
we
used
(epi)genome-wide
association
mapping
to
show
that
oysters
differentially
exposed
POMS
displayed
genetic
epigenetic
signatures
of
selection.
Consistent
higher
resistance
POMS,
the
genes
targeted
included
many
in
several
pathways
related
immunity.
By
combining
correlation,
DNA
methylation
quantitative
trait
loci,
variance
partitioning,
revealed
third
phenotypic
variation
was
explained
interactions
between
information,
~14%
genome,
up
25%
epigenome
alone.
Similar
genetically
based
adaptation,
notably
governing
immune
responses
contribute
substantially
hosts
emerging
infectious
diseases.
Environmental Reviews,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
31(4), С. 716 - 738
Опубликована: Май 31, 2023
Similar
to
many
freshwater
ecosystems,
the
Laurentian
Great
Lakes
of
North
America
have
undergone
numerous
anthropogenic
stressors
resulting
in
considerable
loss
biodiversity
and
habitat.
Among
fishes,
coregonine
sub-family
has
endured
most
extensive
declines,
including
extinction
several
species
(
Coregonus
johannae,
C.
alpenae,
kiyi
orientalis)
at
least
10
instances
local
extirpations
other
nigripinnis,
reighardi,
zenithicus,
hoyi,
artedi)
across
all
5
lakes,
much
which
occurred
prior
1960s
owing
overfishing,
interactions
with
non-indigenous
species,
habitat
loss.
Despite
these
no
federal-,
provincial-,
or
state-mandated
actions
were
ever
implemented
conserve
diversity,
potentially
because
so
declines
enactment
federal
conservation
legislation.
Possible
explanations
for
inaction
since
that
legislation
include
insufficient
data
on
biological
vulnerability
threats,
unresolved
taxonomy,
limited
support
from
fishery
management
agencies
their
stakeholders
2000s.
In
recent
decades,
however,
undertaken
efforts
re-introduce
diversity.
These
helped
lead
development
a
science-based
framework
restore
coregonines
was
universally
endorsed
by
managers
representing
eight
U.S.
states,
four
tribal
organizations,
province
ON,
Canada,
May
2018.
The
basin-wide
is
based
principles
biology
adaptive
management.
We
describe
details
its
key
steps,
planning,
restoring,
evaluating,
while
also
describing
implementation
develop
methods,
improve
available
resources,
enhance
coordination
basin.
Although
our
paper
describes
regional
effort
native
coregonines,
adaptive-management
approach
could
be
used
multi-agency
seeking
fishes.
Anthropogenic
activities
are
responsible
for
a
wide
array
of
environmental
disturbances
that
threaten
biodiversity.
Climate
change,
encompassing
temperature
increases,
ocean
acidification,
increased
salinity,
droughts,
and
floods
caused
by
frequent
extreme
weather
events,
represents
one
the
most
significant
alterations.
These
drastic
challenges
pose
ecological
constraints,
with
over
million
species
expected
to
disappear
in
coming
years.
Therefore,
organisms
must
adapt
or
face
potential
extinctions.
Adaptations
can
occur
not
only
through
genetic
changes
but
also
non-genetic
mechanisms,
which
often
confer
faster
acclimatization
wider
variability
ranges
than
their
counterparts.
Among
these
mechanisms
epigenetics
defined
as
study
molecules
perpetuate
alternative
gene
activity
states
context
same
DNA
sequence.
Epigenetics
has
received
attention
past
decades,
epigenetic
sensitive
cues,
epimutations
spread
populations
mutations.
Epimutations
be
neutral,
deleterious,
adaptative
transmitted
subsequent
generations,
making
them
crucial
factors
both
long-
short-term
responses
fluctuations,
such
climate
change.
In
this
review,
we
compile
existing
evidence
involvement
adaptation
change
discuss
derived
perspectives
remaining
field
epigenetics.
Evolutionary Applications,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
14(10), С. 2470 - 2489
Опубликована: Июнь 11, 2021
Identifying
the
molecular
mechanisms
facilitating
adaptation
to
new
environments
is
a
key
question
in
evolutionary
biology,
especially
face
of
current
rapid
and
human-induced
changes.
Translocations
have
become
an
important
tool
for
species
conservation,
but
attendant
small
population
sizes
ecological
pressures
might
affect
phenotypic
genotypic
variation
trajectories
dramatically
unknown
ways.
In
Scotland,
European
whitefish
(
Ecology Of Freshwater Fish,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
31(2), С. 177 - 207
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2022
Abstract
Salmonid
(Salmonidae)
sympatric
diversity
is
the
co‐occurrence,
in
a
lake
or
river,
of
two
more
reproductively
isolated
populations/subpopulations,
phenotypes
resulting
from
phenotypic
plasticity.
Sympatric
populations
can
arise
through
allopatric
and/or
evolution.
Subsequently,
lineages
occur
sympatry
due
to
independent
colonisation
anthropogenic
introduction.
divergence
often
driven
by
feeding
opportunities,
with
segregating
as
planktivorous,
benthivorous
and
piscivorous
ecotypes
(“trophic
polymorphism”),
further
segregation
occurring
depth
body
size.
Subpopulations
evolve
natal
homing
where
water
has
discrete
spawning
areas,
phenotypically
ecologically
cryptic
sympatry.
Most
known
populations/phenotypes
trout
genus
Salmo
(Eurasian
aka
brown
trout)
involve
(ferox)
lifetime
invertivorous
trout.
Segregation
on
benthic–limnetic
axis
been
poorly
studied
Eurasian
compared
other
salmonids
but
likely
commoner
than
currently
described.
While
three
populations/species
are
recognised
Lake
Ohrid
(Albania/North
Macedonia),
limited
ecological
information
available
there
only
lakes
four
described
benthic,
limnetic
trophic
segregation:
Lough
Melvin
(Ireland)
Loch
Laidon
(Scotland),
latter
having
identified
case
profundal
benthic
populations,
possibly
absence
Arctic
charr
(
Salvelinus
alpinus
)
lake.
Many
thousands
waters
yet
be
examined.
Some
extinct,
others
vulnerable
conservation
action
being
urgently
required.
This
should
ideally
based
populations/conservation
units,
lack
recognition
intraspecific
units
most
legislations
native
range
necessitates
pragmatic
approach,
species
classification,
appropriate,
integrative
taxonomy.
clearly
merit
status
formally
classified
such
if
valid
previous
name
not
available.
Aquatic Conservation Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
34(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2024
Abstract
Patterns
in
phenotypic
and
genotypic
diversity
within
many
species
are
becoming
increasingly
apparent,
although
there
remain
for
which
such
patterns
have
yet
to
be
described
adequately.
Fishes
from
recently
glaciated
ecosystems
likely
particularly
rich
intraspecific
diversity,
current
conservation
management
strategies
are,
parts
of
the
world,
Europe,
conventionally
overwhelmingly
focused
on
species,
regardless
competing
concepts,
appropriate
policies
managing
at
a
sub‐specific
level
still
developed.
Occasional
attempts
protect
certain
vulnerable
ecotypes
proposed
alternative
units
(e.g.
‘Pragmatic
Species’
or
‘Evolutionarily
Significant
Units’)
reinforce
conventional
primacy
contemporary
expressed
variation.
Intraspecific
ultimately
result
complex
processes
divergence;
approaches
that
focus
products
evolution
largely
ignore
generate
maintain
those
patterns.
Policies
acknowledge
continuation
evolution,
derivation
novel
over
often
very
short
time
spans
role
environment
initiating
perpetuating
these
poorly
integrated
into
strategy.
To
address
possible
deficits,
where
is
not
addressed
practice,
we
believe
it
important
first
characterize
hidden
genetic
may
intimate
eco‐evolutionary
processes,
initially
among
high
status.
A
second
step
should
use
an
approach
illuminates
ultimate
mechanisms
bring
about
also
concedes
central
affords
adequate
protection
drive
as
United
Nations
Convention
Biological
Diversity
(CBD)
Ecosystems
approach.
International Journal of Limnology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
60, С. 5 - 5
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Over
the
past
centuries,
coregonines
have
been
exposed
to
a
range
of
stressors
that
led
extinctions,
extirpations,
and
speciation
reversals.
Given
some
populations
remain
at
risk
fishery
managers
begun
restoring
where
they
extirpated,
we
reviewed
primary
gray
literature
describe
diversity
coregonine
restoration
or
conservation
actions
previously
used.
Although
stocking
hatchery-reared
fish
has
commonly
used
for
supplementing
existing
fisheries,
considered
efforts
only
with
specifically
goals.
Likewise,
conservation-driven
translocation
were
not
widespread,
except
in
United
Kingdom
creation
refuge
supplement
distribution
declining
stocks.
Habitat
occurred
more
broadly
included
improving
spawning
habitat,
connectivity,
nutrient
concentrations.
harvest
regulations
are
regulate
found
fewer
examples
protected
areas
outright
closures.
Finally,
interactions
invasive
species
can
be
considerable
stressor,
yet
relatively
few
control
undertaken
direct
benefit
coregonines.
In
conclusion,
our
review
prior
Coregonid
symposia
revealed
limited
emphasis
on
relative
traditional
approaches
(
e.g.
,
supplementation
stock
assessment)
studying
life
history
genetics.
Ideally,
by
providing
this
broad
strategies,
future
management
will
from
learning
about
greater
potential
could
locally
applied.