Diapositiva 1

Diapositiva 1

Cell Biology of Reproduction and Development In Fishes Cell Biology SectionS Nibia Berois, María José Arezo, Silvana D´Alessandro, Graciela Clivio, Nicolás Papa Gabriela Casanova Facing harsh environment through developmental plasticity: annual fish embryo ANNUAL FISH Cyprinodontiformes Austrofundulus, Austrolebias, Rachovia and Pterolebias (South-America) Aphyosemion , Nothobranchius ( Africa) Habit temporary ponds that dry in summer Plasticity facing very variable environment Unique strategies in reproduction and development ¾Embryos resist desiccation ¾Hatch in the following rainy season Austrolebias is one of the most specious genus Annual cycle (Wourms, 1972 c) Austrolebias, from habitat to the lab •Biogeography of the species • aquaria infrastructure • maintenance • reproduction • embryo and fry culture • development: stages and timing Induced hatch and fry breeding Early development stages 1 célula 2 células 16 células 32-64 células Blastula Late blastula Early blastula Epiboly Early epiboly Aggregation Early Dispersion Total epiboly Late aggregation Gastrula Danio rerio Somite embryo Special developmental features Between cleavage and embryogenesis: dispersion-aggregation Diapauses D I D II D III Fert. Hatch Some advantages and disadvantages Advantages: resistant and easy to maintain in lab continuous production of eggs during life (ovipars) sex maturity in few weeks from hatch transparent, large, strong embryos easy to analyze superficial cell movements Disadvantages: adults die (or age) at summer long embryo development weak embryos at dechorionation many gaps in information few sequences at GB Arezo, M.J., Pereiro, L., Berois, N. (2005) Early development in the annual fish Cynolebias viarius. J. Fish Biol. 66, 1357-1370 . Arezo, M.J., D´Alessandro, S., Papa, N., de Sá, R., Berois, N.(2007) Sex differentiation pattern in the annual fish Austrolebias charrua (Cyprinodontiformes: Rivulidae). Tissue & Cell 39, 89-98. Gonocoric differentiated type A N ME 200µm I 50µm C D 10µ m 50 µm 10 µm Current works: Exploring sex determination mechanism in annual fish - To identify PGCs and to analyze their migration through development Markers: Vasa (immunodetection) ARNm vasa-GFP injection Germ plasm (ultrastructure, TEM) Gametes and phylogeny G. García, M. Loureiro, N. Berois, M.J. Arezo, G. Casanova, G. Clivio and A. Olivera. Pattern of differentiation in the annual killifish genus Austrolebias (Cyprinodontiformes;Rivulidae) from a biosphere reserve site in South America: a multidisciplinary approach. J. Zool. Syst. Res . Citocromo C mitocondrial Oocyte envelope Sperm (García et al. 2003) (García et al. 2003) We are also interested in other topic: Oocyte Benthophil species: benthonic oocytes Maturation and involved mechanisms Hydration? Aquaporins involved? In association with a Spanish lab we are looking for: - AQPs expression in annual fish - pattern expression (from egg to fry) - relation with diapauses (up/down regulation) **************************************************************************************** A final reflection: Considering that we are joined in a Course of the LASDB, annual fish is one more example that biodiversity of our region can supply unusual suitable organisms to analyze special issues in DB .

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