Ying NAN, Yifan XIE, Menting ZHU, Heng YANG, Zongsheng ZHAO

MicroRNA-200c Koyunda MAPK8 Gen Düzenleyici Foliküler Gelişim Mekanizmasına Aracılık Eder

Koyun ırklarının çoğu mevsimsel östrus gösteren ve tek doğum yapan hayvanlardır. Kırsal alan ekonomisini iyileştirmek ve kuzulama oranını artırmak için, miR-200c ve MAPK8 gen hedefl eri arasındaki ilişkinin erken doğrulanması temelinde koyun üreme özelliklerini etkileyen önemli genleri moleküler düzeyde incelemek oldukça önemlidir. Bu çalışmada, yumurtalık granüloza hücrelerinde miR200c’nin aşırı ekspresyondan sonra, östrusla ilişkili yolak genlerinden Mitojen Aktiveli Protein Kinaz 8 (MAPK8), Frizzled sınıf reseptör 3 (FZD3), G Protein Altünite Alfa Q (GNAQ), Jun Protoonkogen (JUN), Protein Kinaz C Beta (PRKCB) ekspresyonu QT-PCR ile ve üreme stimülasyonunda östradiol (E2) ve progesteron (P4) ekspresyasyonu ELISA ile saptandı. MAPK8 geni ile foliküler ovulasyon arasındaki ilişki incelendi. Sonuçlar, FZD3, GNAQ’nın korpus foliküler mRNA ekspresyonlarının arttığını (P

MicroRNA-200c Mediates the Mechanism of MAPK8 Gene Regulating Follicular Development in Sheep

Most sheep breeds are seasonal estrus and single birth animals. In order to improve pastoral area economy and lambing rate, In order toimprove pastoral area economy and lambing rate, and It is very important to study the key genes aff ecting sheep reproductive traits atthe molecular level. On the basis of early verification of the relationship between miR-200c and MAPK8 gene target. In this experiment,after over-expression of miR-200c in ovarian granulosa cells, the expression of mitogen-activated protein kinase 8 (MAPK8), frizzledclass receptor 3 (FZD3), G protein subunit alphaq (GNAQ), jun proto-oncogene (JUN), protein kinase C beta (PRKCB) in estrus-relatedpathway genes was detected by qRT-PCR, and the expression of estradio (E2) and progesterone (P4) in reproductive stimulation wasdetected by ELISA. The relationship between MAPK8 gene and follicular ovulation was analyzed. The results showed that up-regulatedcorpus follicular mRNA expressions of FZD3, GNAQ (P

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