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外耳の進化のためのゲン制御プログラムの再利用

Mathi Thiruppathy¹, Lauren Teubner¹, Ryan R Roberts¹

¹Department of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA.

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まとめ

哺乳類の外耳は,魚のと共有する遺伝子調節プログラムを使って進化した. この研究は,のような構造から外耳を発達させるための古代の遺伝経路の進化的再利用を明らかにしている.

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科学分野:

進化的発達生物学進化的発達生物学
比較ゲノミクスとは
哺乳類の進化について

背景:

哺乳類の外耳の進化的起源は,その軟骨構造の化石証拠の欠如のためにほとんど理解されていません.
以前の研究は,魚の骨から中耳の進化に光を当てましたが,外耳の発達は謎のままです.

研究の目的:

哺乳類の外耳の進化的起源を調査し,特にそれが新しいものから生まれたのか,それとも祖先の発達プログラムの再利用によって生まれたのか.
外耳の発達と他の脊椎動物の構造の間の共有された遺伝的および規制メカニズムを特定する.

主な方法:

人間の外耳とゼブラフィッシュのの比較単核マルチオミクス分析.
トランスジェニックアプローチを用いた保存された遺伝子発現パターンと強化剤の識別と機能的検証.
無脊椎動物のの発達プログラムを探求するために,ヒースウエークラブの単細胞マルチオミクスの.

主要な成果:

人間の外耳とゼブラフィッシュのの間に保存された遺伝子発現と規制要素が特定されました.
トランスジェニックの実験では,人間の外耳と魚のの間の強化剤の活性が保存されることが示され,その逆も同様でした.
共有されたディスタルレスホメオボックス (DLX) 介在の発達プログラムは,脊椎動物のと馬のので発見されました.

結論:

哺乳類の外耳は,もともと祖先の脊椎動物におけるの発達に使用されていた遺伝子調節プログラムとの共用によって進化した可能性が高い.
古代の無脊椎動物のの発達プログラムの要素は,脊椎動物の,その後哺乳類の外耳を形成するために順次再利用されました.