2013
DOI: 10.1002/jat.2922
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Molecular impact of juvenile hormone agonists on neonatal Daphnia magna

Abstract: Daphnia magna has been used extensively to evaluate organism- and population-level responses to pollutants in acute toxicity and reproductive toxicity tests. We have previously reported that exposure to juvenile hormone (JH) agonists results in a reduction of reproductive function and production of male offspring in a cyclic parthenogenesis, D. magna. Recent advances in molecular techniques have provided tools to understand better the responses to pollutants in aquatic organisms, including D. magna. DNA microa… Show more

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“…Neurohormones control a wide variety of biological systems in crustaceans, including reproduction, growth, maturation, larval development, immune function, metabolism, behavior and colour physiology. For example, both serotonin and dopamine have been found to stimulate the release of multiple other crustacean neuropeptide hormones including hyperglycaemic hormone, red and black pigment dispersing/concentrating hormone, neurodepressing hormone, molt-inhibiting hormone and gonad-stimulating hormone [34,41,50,51] (Fig. 4).…”
Section: Evolutionary Perspective Of Endocrine Disruption: Edcs In Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neurohormones control a wide variety of biological systems in crustaceans, including reproduction, growth, maturation, larval development, immune function, metabolism, behavior and colour physiology. For example, both serotonin and dopamine have been found to stimulate the release of multiple other crustacean neuropeptide hormones including hyperglycaemic hormone, red and black pigment dispersing/concentrating hormone, neurodepressing hormone, molt-inhibiting hormone and gonad-stimulating hormone [34,41,50,51] (Fig. 4).…”
Section: Evolutionary Perspective Of Endocrine Disruption: Edcs In Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…GO annotations were assigned to this microarray previously (Toyota et al ., ). GO enrichment analysis was carried out using the gene score resampling method in ErmineJ (v3.0.2) with full resampling of the average of fold change used as gene scores (Lee et al ., ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…microarray and RNA‐seq) have contributed to accumulating fundamental knowledge about molecular impacts of chemicals. For example, D. magna microarray analysis has been conducted by several research groups (Poynton et al ., ; Connon et al ., ; Watanabe et al ., ; Toyota et al ., ; Abe et al ., ). Additionally, RNA‐seq analyses enable us to identify more comprehensively and easily candidate transcripts and signaling pathways responding to chemical exposure (Toyota et al ., ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Toyota et al . evaluated the effects of several methyl farnesoate analogs on the vitellogenin gene battery of D. magna . Consistent with the results of Hannas et al .…”
Section: Additional Physiological Consequences Of Methyl Farnesoate Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Hannas et al [62] were unable to detect any effect of methyl farnesoate and the analog fenoxycarb on vtg2 mRNA levels. Toyota et al [59] evaluated the effects of several methyl farnesoate analogs on the vitellogenin gene battery of D. magna. Consistent with the results of Hannas et al [62], vtg2 mRNA levels were neither elevated nor reduced in response to these compounds.…”
Section: Vitellogenin Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%