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转座子(transposable elements,TEs)被定义为能够在生物体基因组中移动的DNA序列,能在同一染色体的不同位点或者不同染色体之间转移[1]。由于起源和进化路径的差异,TEs包含不同的家族。FINNEGAN[2]首次根据TEs的转座中间体和转座机制将转座子分为Ⅰ类RNA转座子(retrotransposons)和Ⅱ类DNA转座子(DNA transposons)。Ⅰ类通过RNA介导的复制-粘贴过程迅速增殖,RNA转座子进一步分为:长末端重复序列反转录转座子(long terminal repeat,LTR,也称为内源性逆转录病毒)、非LTR反转录转座子(non-LTR)、PLEs(penelope-like elements)、DIRS(dictyostelium intermediate repeat sequence)[3]。Ⅱ类使用剪切-粘贴机制增加拷贝数[4-5],包括末端反向重复序列(terminal inverted repeat,TIR)、微型反向重复序列转座子(miniature inverted repeat transposable elements,MITEs)和Helitrons[2]。自然选择和遗传漂变导致TEs在不同物种中类别的比例和含量都不相同,在同一物种的个体之间也存在差异[6]。研究表明:人类基因组大约一半为TEs[7],其中RNA反转座子约42%[8],LTR反转座子约8%[9];在小鼠Mus musculus和人类的基因组中,长散在核元件(long interspersed nuclear elements-1,LINE-1)大约20%[10];小麦Triticum aestivum和小麦白粉病真菌Blumeria graminis基因组中,90%的序列是TEs[11];水稻Oryza sativa转座子的20%~40%中,Ⅱ类DNA转座子含量甚至高于Ⅰ类RNA转座子4倍以上[12],其中LTR约14%,而non-LTR反转座子却只有1%[13]。在玉米Zea mays基因组中,TEs含量高达85%,其中LTR反转座子和其他TEs家族含量分别为70%和15%[14-15]。通常,TEs对宿主有很多积极的影响。例如,TEs的插入控制着包括牵牛花Ipomoea purpurea在内的所有花色变化[16],贡献了可供选择的性状。反转录转座子的正常转座不仅可以产生果肉呈红色的血橙Citrus sinensis[17],还控制着葡萄Vitis vinifera[18]和番茄Solanum lycopersicum[19]等果实的颜色和形状,也参与着番茄茎尖分生组织的形成[20],还影响着哺乳动物骨骼的发育[21]。并且,可以利用TEs的激活诱导疾病的发生,从而明确疾病的机理,寻找出治疗的药物与方法。然而,由于TEs的负面影响而被称为“垃圾DNA”。例如,LINE-1是人类基因组中唯一的自主转座元件,它的表达成为许多恶性肿瘤的标志[22],并且导致包括精神分裂症在内的众多精神疾病[23],人类的120多种遗传疾病都是由于LINE-1的插入而引起的[24],其拷贝数的增加会导致腺瘤性息肉病基因(APC)肿瘤抑制基因突变从而引发人类直肠癌(colorectal cancer,CRC)[25]。ZmNAC111
基因是维持玉米幼苗耐旱性的关键基因,MITE转座子的插入会下调ZmNAC111的表达,从而引起玉米幼苗的干旱敏感性增强[26]。在小鼠生殖系中,TEs增加拷贝数会导致其不育[27],并有调控具有双向命运细胞的潜能[28]。TEs插入基因组中不仅破坏基因的功能,而且对邻近基因的表达有极性影响[29],对着丝粒稳定性同样具有重要的作用。由此可见,TEs转座破坏了宿主基因组的稳定,也搅动了宿主的基因表达调控网络,因此,TEs活性通常受到宿主多种表观遗传修饰机制的调控,例如,DNA甲基化、抑制性组蛋白修饰、小RNA途径和染色质途径。DNA甲基化是高等真核生物中广泛存在的保持TEs沉默的表观遗传修饰方式,包括从头甲基化、维持甲基化和脱甲基3个水平[30]。哺乳动物基因组中主要为CG二核苷酸序列环境的胞嘧啶甲基化,由DNA甲基转移酶1(DNA methyltransferase 1,DNMT1)和DNA甲基转移酶3(DNA methyltransferase 3,DNMT3)维持,植物中还具有CHG和CHH(H表示A、T或C)胞嘧啶环境的甲基化[31],则是由与DNMT3相似的域重排甲基转移酶1(domains rearranged methyltransferase 1,DRM1)和域重排甲基转移酶2(domains rearranged methyltransferase 2,DRM2)催化[32]。本研究论述了TEs沉默与DNA甲基化的关系,重点总结了以DNA甲基化为主的转座子沉默机制最新研究进展,归纳了环境因素通过DNA去甲基化调控转座子跳跃的机理。
On transposon silencing and DNA methylation
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摘要: 转座子(transposable elements,TEs)在生物体基因组可以通过转座或逆转座移动,它拷贝数的大规模增加是基因组不稳定的重要因素,因此,维持TEs沉默是宿主进化的方向。DNA甲基化被认为是沉默TEs的可遗传表观遗传修饰方式,同时也在维持基因组稳定、基因印迹、调节基因表达中发挥作用。本研究综述了TEs对生物基因组进化和基因表达的影响,重点总结了以DNA甲基化为主的转座子沉默机制的最新研究进展,归纳了环境因素通过DNA去甲基化调控转座子跳跃的机理。图4参82Abstract: Transposable elements (TEs) can be moved by means of transposition or reverse transposition in the genome of an organism, whose copy number in large numbers is an important factor for genome instability. Therefore, it is the direction of host evolution to maintain TEs silence. DNA methylation, generally considered to be a heritable epigenetic modification method for silencing TEs, plays a role in the maintainance of genome stability, genetic imprinting and the regulation of gene expression. This study is aimed at an overview of the impact of TEs on the evolution of biological genome and gene expression, a summary of the latest research progress of transposon silencing mechanism dominated by DNA methylation, and an investigation of the mechanism of environmental factors that regulate transposon jumping via DNA demethylation. [Ch, 4 fig. 82 ref.]
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Key words:
- botany /
- transposon /
- transposon silence /
- DNA methylation /
- stress
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图 3 DNA甲基化与转座子作用机制
A. 水稻OsCMT3a发生突变,DNA甲基化的丧失导致Tos17、Tos19、mPing、Dasheng、Osr4、Osr13、DaiZ、LINE1-6_OS上调;OsMET1-2突变,DNA甲基化的丧失导致Tos17、Osr7、Ping/Pong、mPing上调[51-52]。B. RdDM途径沉默转座子MITEs、OsMIR156d和OsMIR156j基因失去活性,调控水稻表型变化[49]。C. KRAB-ZFPs通路涉及SETDB1、HP1元件,形成压制性染色质结构沉默TEs,TEs也能被DNMT1、DNMT3A/B维持的CG甲基化沉默,丧失CG甲基化后只有少部分TEs上调[53]。D. 去甲基化上调TEs,核酸内切酶Dicer切割dsRNA产生的小RNA与AGO2蛋白结合沉默TEs[56]
Figure 3 DNA methylation and transposon mechanism
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