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Comparative transcriptome analysis to reveal the genes and pathways associated with adaptation strategies in two different populations of Manila clam (Ruditapes philippinarum) under acute temperature challenge

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AQUACULTURE
卷 552, 期 -, 页码 -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.aquaculture.2022.737999

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Ruditapes philippinarum; Temperature stress; Transcriptome; Illumina sequencing; Genes; Quantitative real -time PCR

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  1. Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology through the National Key Research and Development Program of China [2018YFD0901400, 2019YFD0900704]
  2. China Agri-culture Research System of MOF and MARA
  3. Liaoning Bai Qian Wan Talents Program
  4. Outstanding Chinese and Foreign Youth Exchange Program of China Association for Science and Technology (CAST)
  5. Intercollegiate Jointtraining Program of Colleges and Universities in Liaoning Province
  6. Scientific Research funding from Liaoning Provincial Department of Education [LJKZ0701]

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Increasing temperature causes rapid changes in oceanic environments, and understanding the responses of marine animals to these changes is crucial for predicting future biodiversity loss or gain. In this study, the molecular mechanisms of adaptation to acute temperature change in low and high latitude populations of the Manila clam were investigated. Transcriptome analysis revealed temperature-responsive genes and pathways involved in the adaptation of clams to temperature stress. Differences in the response and adaptation mechanisms between the two clam populations were found, providing valuable information for improving temperature stress resistance in aquaculture and predicting future biodiversity trends.
Increasing temperature is causing rapid changes in oceanic environments. Understanding the responses of marine animals to such changes remains a major challenge, yet it is key to predicting future biodiversity loss or gain. In this study, we investigated molecular mechanisms of adaptation to acute temperature change in low and high latitude populations of the Manila clam Ruditapes philippinarum. Using transcriptome analysis, we studied temperature-responsive genes and pathways in clams cultured under acute temperature stress (-1? and 28?) and identified an extensive set of genes and pathways that respond to acute temperature stress. Physiological changes at the molecular level were compared to explore potential differences in the response of clams and their adaptation to temperature change and to uncover the underlying mechanisms of resilience or sensitivity to stress conditions in the two clam populations. The enrichment of genes involved in protein processing in the endo-plasmic reticulum was integral to the adaptation of clams to stressful conditions. Furthermore, phagosome-related genes and pathways were significantly enriched under acute high temperature stress. The upregulation of xenobiotic metabolism by cytochrome P450 showed a population-specific response in the low-latitude clams under both heat and cold stress but not in the high-latitude clams, whereas genes encoding peroxisomes were upregulated in high-latitude clams under heat stress but not in low-latitude clams. This study provides useful information related to the response of R. philippinarum to temperature stress, which could be helpful for improving the temperature stress resistance of these clams in the aquaculture industry. Our results may also help predict future biodiversity trends under temperature change scenarios.

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