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Proteomic studies on the swimbladder of the European eel (Anguilla anguilla)


ABSTRACT: The swimbladder of fish is a vital organ that along with gas glands in the swimbladder wall enables key physiological functions including buoyance, diving and coping with different hydrostatic pressures. Specific intramural glands provide gas for regulating gas pressure in the swimming bladder. Transcriptomic analysis have revealed evidence at the RNA level but no specific studies at the protein level have been carried out so far. Herein, it was the aim of the study to show swimbladder proteins of the European eel by label-free LC/MS (Q-Exactive Plus) that resulted in the identification of 6,223 protein groups. Neurotransmitter receptors and -transporters were enriched in the membrane fraction and enzymes for gas production were observed. The list of identified proteins may represent a useful tool for further proteomics experiments on this organ.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive Plus

ORGANISM(S): Anguilla Anguilla

TISSUE(S): Swim Bladder

SUBMITTER: Fernando J. Sialana  

LAB HEAD: Gert Lubec

PROVIDER: PXD007850 | Pride | 2018-02-27

REPOSITORIES: Pride

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Eel-swimbladder-biochemicalfractionation.msf Msf
Eel-swimbladder-proteome.msf Msf
Eel_cDNA_20170720.fasta Fasta
NM04-TSBcyt-BA4-P1360-1.raw Raw
NM04-TSBcyt-BA5-P1361-1.raw Raw
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Proteomic Studies on the Swim Bladder of the European Eel (Anguilla anguilla).

Sialana Fernando J FJ   Schneebauer Gabriel G   Paunkov Ana A   Pelster Bernd B   Lubec Gert G  

Proteomics 20180330 8


The swim bladder of a fish is a vital organ that with gas gland cells in the swim bladder wall enables key physiological functions including buoyancy regulation in the face of different hydrostatic pressures. Specific gas gland cells produce and secrete acidic metabolites into the blood in order to reduce the physical solubility of gases and blood gas transport capacity for regulating the volume of the swim bladder. Transcriptomic analyses have provided evidence at the RNA level but no specific  ...[more]

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