2021
DOI: 10.3389/fgene.2020.592128
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Comparative mRNA and LncRNA Analysis of the Molecular Mechanisms Associated With Low Silk Production in Bombyx mori

Abstract: Naked pupa sericin and Naked pupa are two mutant strains of Bombyx mori with extremely low or no fibroin production compared to the Qiufeng and Baiyu strains, both of which exhibit very high silk fibroin production. However, the molecular mechanisms by which long non-coding RNAs regulate fibroin synthesis need further study. In this study, we performed high-throughput RNA-seq to investigate lncRNA and mRNA expression profiles in the posterior silk gland of Qiufeng, Baiyu, Nd-sD, and Nd silkworms at the third d… Show more

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“…In B. mori, the silk gland is a paired tubular exocrine gland, which is located at the two lateral sides under the gut and it is functionally distinguishable into three parts; the anterior (ASG), middle (PSG) and posterior (PSG) glandular regions [37] . The silk gland synthesizes and stores two categories of proteins, namely the silk-constituent and silk-associated proteins that constitutes 25% of its weight [38,39] . The former includes two major silk proteins; fibroin and sericin, while the latter comprises other 91 different proteins that are implicated in larval growth, metabolism and metamorphosis [40,41] .…”
Section: 8hlj-enriched Diets Stimulate Protein Synthesis In Silk Glandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In B. mori, the silk gland is a paired tubular exocrine gland, which is located at the two lateral sides under the gut and it is functionally distinguishable into three parts; the anterior (ASG), middle (PSG) and posterior (PSG) glandular regions [37] . The silk gland synthesizes and stores two categories of proteins, namely the silk-constituent and silk-associated proteins that constitutes 25% of its weight [38,39] . The former includes two major silk proteins; fibroin and sericin, while the latter comprises other 91 different proteins that are implicated in larval growth, metabolism and metamorphosis [40,41] .…”
Section: 8hlj-enriched Diets Stimulate Protein Synthesis In Silk Glandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bombyx mori is the moth whose larvae produce silk, which gives it great value as an important agricultural and economic insect in China (Xia et al, 2004). Moreover, its short generation time, clear genetic background, rich genetic toolbox, and a considerable number of genes homologous to humans, have made the silkworm into a widely used model in life science research (Ruan et al, 2020; Xia et al, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The silkworm pangenome project have provided a large-scale genetic resource (such as genome assemblies, genomic variations and traits) for research communities, therefore, laid a foundation to study the relationships between traits and genomes. 15 However, most genomic variations are located outside of protein-coding genic regions, therefore, it’s urgent to obtain more comprehensive genome annotations, such as miRNA, 22 , 23 lncRNA, 24 smORF, 25 and pseudogenes. Researches involves in pseudogenes silkworms are limited.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%