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Transcriptome analysis and identification of regulators for long-term plasticity in Aplysia kurodai.

ABSTRACT: The marine mollusk Aplysia is a useful model organism for studying the cellular bases of behavior and plasticity. However, molecular studies of Aplysia have been limited by the lack of genomic information. Recently, a large scale characterization of neuronal transcripts was performed in A. californica. Here, we report the analysis of a parallel set of neuronal transcripts from a closely related species A. kurodai found in the northwestern Pacific. We collected 4,859 nonredundant sequences from the nervous system tissue of A. kurodai. By performing microarray and real-time PCR analyses, we found that ApC/EBP, matrilin, antistasin, and eIF3e clones were significantly up-regulated and a BAT1 homologous clone was significantly down-regulated by 5-HT treatment. Among these, we further demonstrated that the Ap-eIF3e plays a key role in 5-HT-induced long-term facilitation (LTF) as a positive regulator.

SUBMITTER: Lee YS 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2587617 | biostudies-literature | 2008 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Transcriptome analysis and identification of regulators for long-term plasticity in Aplysia kurodai.

Lee Yong-Seok YS   Choi Sun-Lim SL   Kim Tae-Hyung TH   Lee Jin-A JA   Kim Hyong Kyu HK   Kim Hyoung H   Jang Deok-Jin DJ   Lee Jennifer J JJ   Lee Sunghoon S   Sin Gwang Sik GS   Kim Chang-Bae CB   Suzuki Yutaka Y   Sugano Sumio S   Kubo Tai T   Moroz Leonid L LL   Kandel Eric R ER   Bhak Jong J   Kaang Bong-Kiun BK  

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 20081118 47

The marine mollusk Aplysia is a useful model organism for studying the cellular bases of behavior and plasticity. However, molecular studies of Aplysia have been limited by the lack of genomic information. Recently, a large scale characterization of neuronal transcripts was performed in A. californica. Here, we report the analysis of a parallel set of neuronal transcripts from a closely related species A. kurodai found in the northwestern Pacific. We collected 4,859 nonredundant sequences from t  ...[more]

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