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Daichi IJIRI Akito SAEGUSA Tomoko MATSUBARA Yukio KANAI Miho HIRABAYASHI 《Animal Science Journal》2012,83(6):504-509
Chicks (Gallus gallus domesticus) show considerable growth of skeletal muscle during the neonatal period. The in vivo gene transfer method is useful for studying gene function and can be employed to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of skeletal muscle growth in chicks. We evaluated the following conditions for gene transfer to the skeletal muscle of neonatal chicks by electroporation: (i) voltage; (ii) age of the chick; (iii) plasmid DNA injected amount; and (iv) duration of gene expression. The results obtained from this study indicate that the most efficient gene transfer condition was as follows: 75 µg of plasmid DNA encoding β‐galactosidase was injected into the gastrocnemius muscle of chicks at 4 days of age electroporated at 50 V/cm. In addition, peak transferred gene expression was observed from 3 days to 5 days after electroporation. Our results provide optimal electroporation conditions for elucidating the gene function related to skeletal muscle growth and development in neonatal chicks. 相似文献
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Shinya ISHIHARA Rommel J. HERRELA Daichi IJIRI Hisashi MATSUBAYASHI Miho HIRABAYASHI Arnel N. DEL BARRIO Rodel M. BOYLES Medardo M. EDUARTE Ronilo L. SALAC Libertado C. CRUZ Yukio KANAI 《Animal Science Journal》2010,81(6):635-641
Fecal DNA analysis is a useful tool for the investigation of endangered species. Tamaraw (Bubalus mindorensis) is endemic to the Philippine island of Mindoro but knowledge of its genetic and ecological information is limited. In this study, we developed a species identification method for tamaraw by fecal DNA analysis. Eighteen feces presumed to be from tamaraw were collected in Mount Iglit‐Baco National Park and species‐known feces from domestic buffaloes and cattle were obtained from a farm. Additionally, one species‐unknown fecal sample was obtained in Mount Aruyan Preserve, where the sighting of tamaraw has not been reported in recent years. Based on DNA sequence data previously reported, the genus Bubalus‐ and tamaraw‐specific primers for PCR of cytochrome b gene were newly designed. The Bubalus‐specific primer yielded a 976 bp fragment of cytochrome b for all fecal samples from tamaraw and domestic buffaloes, but not for cattle, whereas the tamaraw‐specific primer yielded a 582 bp fragment for all tamaraw fecal samples and for one of the four domestic buffalo samples. PCR‐RFLP (restriction fragment length polymorphism) analysis of the 976 bp PCR fragment with AvrII or BsaXI provided distinct differences between tamaraw and domestic buffalo. PCR‐RFLP analysis also showed that the species‐unknown sample obtained in Mount Aruyan Preserve, originates from tamaraw. 相似文献
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Daichi IJIRI Tomoko MATSUBARA Yukio KANAI Miho HIRABAYASHI 《Animal Science Journal》2012,83(4):331-337
Nuclear receptor subfamily 4, group A (NR4A) subgroup orphan receptors are rapidly induced by various physiological stimuli and have been suggested to regulate oxidative metabolism and muscle mass in mammalian skeletal muscle. The results showed that the NR4A subgroup orphan receptor, NOR‐1 (NR4A3), was acutely increased in skeletal muscles of neonatal chicks in response to short‐term cold exposure. The increased NOR‐1 gene expression was concomitant with cold‐induced changes in gene expression of both myostatin and proliferator‐activated receptor‐gamma coactivator‐1 (PGC‐1α), and the increase in skeletal muscle mass. These observations suggest that NOR‐1 might play a role in controlling skeletal muscle growth in cold‐exposed neonatal chicks. 相似文献
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