ArticleZoological letters2017
Fine selection of up-regulated genes during ovulation by
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- Candidate gene identification of ovulation-inducing genes by RNA sequencing with an in vivo assay in zebrafish.PloS one · 2018Article
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Abstract
backgroundTwo essential processes, oocyte maturation and ovulation, are independently induced, but proceed cooperatively as the final step in oogenesis before oocytes become fertilizable. Although these two processes are induced by the same maturation-inducing steroid, 17α, 20β-dihydroxy-4-pregnen-3-one (17, 20β-DHP), in zebrafish, it has been suggested that the receptor, and thus the signal transduction pathway is different for each process. Although much progress has been made in understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying the induction of oocyte maturation, the mechanisms for inducing ovulation remain under investigation. In the present study,
resultsAmong 34 genes identified, three that showed ovulation-specific increases were selected as candidates potentially associated with ovulation. The ovulation-specific up-regulation of three candidates, slc37a4a, zgc:65811 and zgc:92184 was confirmed by qPCR.
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