Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development
Abstract Background Previously, a novel lamprey immune protein (LIP) was identified, which plays an important role in immunity and the regulation of growth and development in lampreys. However, the mechanism of how LIP regulates growth and development remains unclear. Methods In this study, a zebraf...
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| description | Abstract Background Previously, a novel lamprey immune protein (LIP) was identified, which plays an important role in immunity and the regulation of growth and development in lampreys. However, the mechanism of how LIP regulates growth and development remains unclear. Methods In this study, a zebrafish model of LIP overexpression was established by delivering a transgenic plasmid to the fertilized egg. The biological function of LIP was explored in vivo through phenotypic characterization, comparative transcriptome sequencing, and physiological and biochemical analyses. Results LIP caused developmental toxicity in zebrafish, increased embryo mortality and exhibited strong teratogenic, lethal, and developmental inhibitory effects. Comparative transcriptome analysis showed that LIP-induced large-scale cell death by triggering ferroptosis. Furthermore, LIP-induced lipid peroxidation and caused pericardial edema. Direct inhibition of acsl4a and tfr1a, or silencing of acsl4a and tfr1a with specific siRNA suppressed ferroptosis and pericardial edema. Conclusions Taken together, we confirmed that LIP can participate in growth and development via the regulation of lipid peroxidation and ferroptosis. This lays the foundation for future studies on the function of LIP in lampreys. Video Abstract |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fcca5d57eb19433c8266d6e5fa916c9c2022-12-22T02:34:43ZengBMCCell Communication and Signaling1478-811X2022-08-0120111510.1186/s12964-022-00933-0Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic developmentZeyu Du0Duo Zhang1Jun Li2Qingwei Li3Yue Pang4College of Life Science, Liaoning Normal UniversityCollege of Life Science, Liaoning Normal UniversityCollege of Life Science, Liaoning Normal UniversityCollege of Life Science, Liaoning Normal UniversityCollege of Life Science, Liaoning Normal UniversityAbstract Background Previously, a novel lamprey immune protein (LIP) was identified, which plays an important role in immunity and the regulation of growth and development in lampreys. However, the mechanism of how LIP regulates growth and development remains unclear. Methods In this study, a zebrafish model of LIP overexpression was established by delivering a transgenic plasmid to the fertilized egg. The biological function of LIP was explored in vivo through phenotypic characterization, comparative transcriptome sequencing, and physiological and biochemical analyses. Results LIP caused developmental toxicity in zebrafish, increased embryo mortality and exhibited strong teratogenic, lethal, and developmental inhibitory effects. Comparative transcriptome analysis showed that LIP-induced large-scale cell death by triggering ferroptosis. Furthermore, LIP-induced lipid peroxidation and caused pericardial edema. Direct inhibition of acsl4a and tfr1a, or silencing of acsl4a and tfr1a with specific siRNA suppressed ferroptosis and pericardial edema. Conclusions Taken together, we confirmed that LIP can participate in growth and development via the regulation of lipid peroxidation and ferroptosis. This lays the foundation for future studies on the function of LIP in lampreys. Video Abstracthttps://doi.org/10.1186/s12964-022-00933-0LIPTransgenic zebrafishEdemaLipid peroxidationFerroptosis |
| spellingShingle | Zeyu Du Duo Zhang Jun Li Qingwei Li Yue Pang Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development Cell Communication and Signaling LIP Transgenic zebrafish Edema Lipid peroxidation Ferroptosis |
| title | Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| title_full | Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| title_fullStr | Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| title_full_unstemmed | Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| title_short | Lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| title_sort | lamprey immune protein triggers the ferroptosis pathway during zebrafish embryonic development |
| topic | LIP Transgenic zebrafish Edema Lipid peroxidation Ferroptosis |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s12964-022-00933-0 |
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