Transcriptomic and miRNA transcriptomic analyses, enrichment analysis of key responsive genes, network construction, and dual-luciferase reporter assays enhanced understanding of heat stress responses in these key aquaculture species and identifies molecular targets for selective breeding to improve thermal tolerance in razor clam farming.
Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) is a globally significant freshwater aquaculture species known for its rapid growth, high-quality flesh, and excellent nutritional value. Given the increasing incidence of hypoxia in its aquaculture setting, understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying gill adaptation to hyp...
Xiao-Li Ma, B. Su, An-Xin Ye et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Cloned full-length cDNAs of three heat shock protein genes from P. japonica indicate that pjhsp70 and pjDnaJA1 are key contributors to thermotolerance and development in P. japonica, providing a molecular framework for enhancing biocontrol efficacy under high-temperature conditions.
Wen-Ting Sun, Jia Hu, Tong-Xian Liu et al.· Journal of insect physiology· 0 citations
It is suggested that MsTIFY11B may contribute to salt–alkali tolerance, making it a promising candidate for further functional characterization and potential application in the development of stress-adapted alfalfa varieties.
Lin Cheng, Yan-Feng Liu, Qing-Chun Liu et al.· Plants· 0 citations
The sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus holds significant economic importance in China's marine aquaculture. However, climate change-particularly extreme summer temperatures and hypoxia-has caused substantial economic losses in major production regions. These stressors impair the physiological, immunological, and survi...
Qiang Wang, Kai Deng, Jing-Zhao Zhang et al.· Comparative Biochemistry and...· 0 citations
New insights are provided into the physiological and molecular responses of pikeperch gills to heat stress and understanding of thermal stress adaptation in cold-water aquaculture species under climate change is enhanced.
Rumeng Zhai, Jia-Xin Song, Xiu-Mei Liu et al.· Comparative Biochemistry and...· 0 citations
The molecular basis of LiCl adaptation in foxtail millet is elucidate the molecular basis of LiCl adaptation in foxtail millet and provide crucial genetic targets for breeding crops resilient to lithium pollution.
Wei-Juan Zhou, Yitong Zhao, Jie Zheng et al.· Food and Energy Security· 0 citations
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