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Aquaculture Research
Steven RobertsAssistant Professor
Genomic approaches in
Friday, May 15, 2009
Overview
Big Fish
Better Shellfish
Bad Bugs
Myostatin Regulation
Disease Resistance
Pathogen Virulence
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Myostatin
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Does myostatin function in a similar manner in fish as it does in mammals?
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Approach
LAP
Identify molecules that will decrease biological activity
MSTN (mature peptide)
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Identification of Myostatin Interacting Proteins
Approach: Yeast two hybrid system
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Yeast-two-Hybrid
1.
2.
Telethonin
LAP
Results
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Future Work
• Co-IP targets identified with Y2H
• Sequence proteins from muscle extract captured via co-IP
• Primary muscle culture experiments
• Large scale recombinant protein expression and expose juvenile fish
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Acknowledgements
FUNDING
This project is supported by National Research
Initiative Competitive Grant no. 2005-35206-15261
from the USDA Cooperative State Research,
Education, and Extension Service.
Technical AssistanceChristina Holmes
Sam White
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Overview
Big Fish
Better Shellfish
Bad Bugs
Myostatin Regulation
Disease Resistance
Pathogen Virulence
OystersAbalone
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MVineyardflickr | cpurrin1
Disease Resistance ?
Roxannna SmolowitzRick Karney
Crassostrea virginica
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•Mortality
•Disease
•Immune Response
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C. virginica
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Abalone
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Glenn VanBlaricom, Carolyn Friedman
Disease Pressure
Naive
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Carolyn Friedman
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H. cracherodii
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H. cracherodii
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Summary
• Just as with oysters, processes of natural selection have resulted in populations with increased tolerance.
• Important mechanisms involved in the immune response to WS are associated with initial pathogen recognition.
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Overview
Big Fish
Better Shellfish
Bad Bugs
Myostatin Regulation
Disease Resistance
Pathogen Virulence
Vibrio tubiashii
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How do changes in the environment influence Vibrio tubiashii physiology?
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Approach - Protein Expression
Protein Extraction
2D gels
ID differences
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Differential Expression
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biosynthesis
response to endogenous stimulus
transport
ion transport
signal transduction
cell communication
transcription
protein metabolism
cell cycle
carbohydrate metabolism
protein biosynthesis
cell organization and biogenesis
response to external stimulus
amino acid and derivative metabolism
morphogenesis
protein modification
generation of precursor metabolites and energy
death
response to abiotic stimulus
cell death
cell differentiation
cell homeostasis
nucleic acid metabolism
secondary metabolism
catabolism
lipid metabolism
DNA metabolism
response to stress 0 0.025 0.050 0.075 0.100
Chart 6
Low Oxygen
Control
GO Annotations
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pI MW3.7 29k4.5 49k4.8 26k M
W
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Vibrio tubiashii
226 million bp
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Future Direction
• Comparative microbial analysis to determine species specific responses to environmental change
• Coordinate with experimental and environmental sampling - relevance
• Characterize the host response in relation to pathogen physiology
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