Evolutionary aspects of developmentally regulated helix-loop-helix transcription factors in striated muscle of jellyfish
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The function of basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) proteins in cell differentiation was shown to be conserved from Drosophila to vertebrates, exemplified by the function of MyoD in striated muscle differentiation. In phylogeny striated muscle tissue appears first in jellyfish and the question of its evolutionary position is controversially discussed. For this reason we have studied the developmental role of myogenic bHLH genes in medusa development. Based on their dimerization ability, four genes of the bHLH family of transcription factors were isolated from the hydrozoan jellyfish Podocoryne carnea. While the proteins Id and Ash group with cognate family members from bilaterians, Net-like and JellyD1 could not be unequivocally classified. Id is expressed during the medusa budding process and in the adult medusa, Ash and Net-like are expressed in all life cycle stages from egg to adult medusa and JellyD1 is expressed in the blastula and gastrula stages, the planula larva, and in late medusa bud stages. The dimerization specificity, the expression pattern, and the conservation of two residues specific for a MyoD bHLH domain suggest that JellyD1 is related to an ancestral MyoD gene. Id, Net-like, and JellyD1 are either expressed in the entocodon or its derived tissues, the striated and smooth muscle of the bell. These findings strengthen the hypothesis that the entocodon is a mesoderm-like structure and that the common ancestor of Cnidaria and Bilateria was more complex in cell-type architecture and body organization than commonly thought.
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JellyD1 is expressed in the blastula and gastrula stages, the planula larva, and late medusa bud stages.
“JellyD1 is expressed in the blastula and gastrula stages, the planula larva, and in late medusa bud stages.”
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Four genes from the basic helix-loop-helix family of transcription factors were isolated from the hydrozoan jellyfish Podocoryne carnea.
“four genes of the bHLH family of transcription factors were isolated from the hydrozoan jellyfish Podocoryne carnea.”
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The founding insect achaete and scute proteins and all other insect family members have an insert in the loop region that is absent in Podocoryne and other phyla.
“Interestingly, the founding members achaete and scute as well as all other insect family members have an insert in the loop region that is not present in Podocoryne or other phyla.”
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The interaction trap screen identified the HLH transcription factor Id and the bHLH factors Ash, Net-like, and JellyD1.
“The interaction trap screen of a Podocoryne cDNA library led to the identification of the HLH transcription factor Id, and the bHLH factors Ash, Net-like, and JellyD1.”
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Id, Net-like, and JellyD1 are expressed in the entocodon or its derived tissues, the striated and smooth muscle of the bell.
“Id, Net-like, and JellyD1 are either expressed in the entocodon or its derived tissues, the striated and smooth muscle of the bell.”
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A MyoD homologue could not be isolated from Podocoryne by sequence-based approaches.
“A MyoD homologue, however, the major myogenic activator (Baylies and Michelson, 2001;Molkentin and Olson, 1996), could not be isolated from Podocoryne by sequence-based approaches.”
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- cites Molkentin and Olson, 1996
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Eleven cDNA clones were isolated encoding four different Podocoryne HLH transcription factors.
“Eleven cDNA clones were isolated encoding four different Podocoryne HLH transcription factors.”
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Net-like and JellyD1 could not be unequivocally classified.
“Net-like and JellyD1 could not be unequivocally classified.”
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The proteins Id and Ash group with cognate family members from bilaterians.
“While the proteins Id and Ash group with cognate family members from bilaterians”
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Ash and Net-like are expressed in all life cycle stages from egg to adult medusa.
“Ash and Net-like are expressed in all life cycle stages from egg to adult medusa”
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The subumbrellar plate and bell ectoderm cells never produce myofilaments, unlike cells in larval and polyp epithelia.
“Unlike the cells of the larval and polyp epithelia, the cells of the subumbrellar plate and those of the bell ectoderm will never differentiate myofilaments.”
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The inner velar striated muscle comes from the entocodon.
“The outside velar smooth muscle derives from the epidermis; the inner, striated muscle derives from the entocodon.”
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The central entocodon layer overlying the manubrium anlage endoderm gives rise to the manubrium smooth muscle.
“The central layer of the entocodon, which covers the endoderm of the manubrium anlage, will differentiate the smooth muscle of the manubrium (Fig. 5, colored in purple).”
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The strength of the protein-protein interaction was not fully reciprocal.
“The strength of the protein-protein interaction was not fully reciprocal.”
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In the absence of a coexpressed bHLH fusion protein, the LexA fusion proteins were unable to activate the beta-galactosidase gene.
“In the absence of a coexpressed bHLH fusion protein the LexA fusion proteins were unable to activate the -galactosidase gene.”
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Drosophila daughterless formed heterodimers with Ash, Id, and JellyD1.
“As expected, the Drosophila daughterless (Da) protein was able to form heterodimers with Ash, Id, and JellyD1”
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In correlation with the RT-PCR data, Id generally showed no staining in larval development.
“In correlation with the RT-PCR data Id in general showed no staining in larval development.”
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The outer velar smooth muscle comes from the epidermis.
“The outside velar smooth muscle derives from the epidermis; the inner, striated muscle derives from the entocodon.”
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The velum primordium arises from the most distal bud tissues.
“The primordium of the velum (stage 5-6, v in Fig. 5) develops from the most distal bud tissues.”
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JellyD1 contains two of the crucial amino acids needed for myogenic activity.
“JellyD1 contains two of the crucial amino acids needed for myogenic activity”
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The earliest striated myofibers appear in a small number of cells at stage 3-4 in the outer entocodal layer.
“The first striated myofibers differentiate in very few cells at stage 3-4 in the outer entocodal layer (Boelsterli, 1977; Fig. 5).”
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Id is the only gene with medusa-specific expression.
“Id is the only gene with medusa-specific expression”
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In situ hybridization with Ash results in patchy endodermal staining in 24- to 30-h-old planula, the time period when nematocytes differentiate in the larval endoderm.
“In situ hybridization with Ash results in patchy endodermal staining in 24-to 30-h old planula (Fig. 4, Ash, c), the time period when nematocytes differentiate in the larval endoderm”
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No specific staining in the larva was observed for Net-like.
“No specific staining in the larva was observed for Net-like.”
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JellyD1 has its highest sequence similarity to MyoD family members from vertebrates, C. elegans, and Drosophila, with 36-40% identity.
“The highest sequence similarity is seen with MyoD family members from vertebrates, C. elegans, and Drosophila with 36 -40% identity.”
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Outside the bHLH motif, JellyD1 shows no further sequence conservation to other bHLH transcription factors.
“Outside this motif no further sequence conservation to other bHLH transcription factors is observed.”
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JellyD1 stained some unidentified endodermal cells in the solid planula.
“JellyD1 stained some unidentified endodermal cells in the solid planula”
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Podocoryne Ash was able to interact with Drosophila daughterless.
“As expected for an Achaete-scute homologue, the Podocoryne Ash protein was able to interact with Drosophila daughterless.”
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Ash and Net-like are maternal messages, as was already observed for Hox/ParaHox genes, Twist, Brachyury, Mef2, and Snail.
“As was already observed for the Hox/ParaHox genes (Yanze et al., 2001), Twist (Spring et al., 2000), Brachyury, Mef2, and Snail (Spring et al., 2002) Ash and Net-like are maternal messages.”
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In young bud stages, Net-like stains the bud primordium endoderm, manubrium anlage, radial canals, and plate cells distinctly.
“The endoderm of the bud primordia, the manubrium anlage, the radial canals, and the plate cells stain distinctly in the young bud stages.”
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Strong Id staining is present in the gonads throughout development.
“Throughout development strong staining is seen in the gonads.”
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The stage 2 entocodon has no or very weak Id staining.
“The entocodon of stage 2 shows no or very weak staining.”
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Plate cells show transient Id staining between stages 4 and 6.
“Between stage 4 and 6 the plate cells stain transiently.”
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Ash staining is seen from the earliest bud stages in both epithelial layers and in the early entocodon.
“Ash staining (Fig. 5) is observed from the very early bud stages on in both epithelial cell layers and the early entocodon.”
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No JellyD1 staining was detected in young bud stages.
“No staining was found in young bud stages (Fig. 5).”
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The JellyD1 staining pattern persists throughout development.
“This staining pattern persists throughout development.”
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The Net-like expression pattern resembles that of the MADS-box gene Mef2.
“Furthermore, the expression pattern is similar to that of the MADS-box gene Mef2 (Spring et al., 2002).”
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The Net-like staining pattern correlates with the dimerization data.
“This correlates with the dimerization data (Fig. 2).”
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Net-like has nearly the same staining pattern as Id.
“Net-like has almost the same staining pattern as Id (Fig. 5).”
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Unlike Id, Net-like continues to stain plate cells at stage 6-7.
“Contrary to Id, Net-like still stains the plate cells at stage 6 -7.”
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In later bud stages 7-10 and in the adult medusa, Ash staining is limited to manubrium endoderm cell clusters, tentacle nematocytes, and tentacle bulb nematoblasts.
“In later bud stages (stage 7-10) and the adult medusa Ash staining is restricted to cell clusters in the manubrium endoderm, nematocytes in the developing tentacles (Fig. 5), and nematoblasts in the ectoderm of the tentacle bulbs (Fig. 4, Ash, c), the site where nematocytes for the tentacles differentiate.”
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Net-like endoderm expression stops completely by stage 8-10.
“Endoderm expression ceases completely in stage 8 -10.”
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These findings strengthen the hypothesis that the entocodon is a mesoderm-like structure.
“These findings strengthen the hypothesis that the entocodon is a mesoderm-like structure”
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These findings strengthen the hypothesis that the common ancestor of Cnidaria and Bilateria was more complex in cell-type architecture and body organization than commonly thought.
“and that the common ancestor of Cnidaria and Bilateria was more complex in cell-type architecture and body organization than commonly thought.”
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- Interpretationreasoning
The last common ancestor of Cnidaria and Bilateria was a metazoan with mesodermate body structure.
“We propose that the last common ancestor of Cnidaria and Bilateria was a metazoan of mesodermate body structure.”
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The expression and hybridization data suggest that cnidarians use HLH proteins to regulate myogenesis.
“The expression and hybridization data suggest that cnidarians use HLH proteins to regulate myogenesis.”
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The Caenorhabditis elegans genome lacks the Id class of HLH transcription factors.
“Analysis of the Caenorhabditis elegans genome has revealed that the Id class of HLH transcription factors is missing”
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These observations support the hypothesis that the striated muscle of jellyfish is related to the striated muscle of bilaterians.
“These observations support the hypothesis (Boero et al., 1998;Spring et al., 2000Spring et al., , 2002) ) that the striated muscle of jellyfish is related to the striated muscle of bilaterians.”
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The helix-loop-helix domain is an ideal target for interaction trap screens such as the yeast two-hybrid system because it functions as a heterodimer.
“Due to its function as a heterodimer, the helix-loop-helix (HLH) domain is an ideal target for an interaction trap screen such as the yeast two-hybrid system”
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Because Podocoryne contains an Id homologue, the absence of Id in the C. elegans genome is better explained as a secondary gene loss in the C. elegans lineage.
“However, since Podocoryne contains an Id homologue, its absence in the C. elegans genome is better explained as a secondary gene loss in the C. elegans lineage.”
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Twist, Brachyury, Mef2, and Snail are expressed in the entocodon and during differentiation of striated and smooth muscle of the medusa bell.
“The basic helix-loop-helix (bHLH) factor Twist (Spring et al., 2000) and the T-box, MADS-box, and zinc finger genes Brachyury, Mef2, and Snail (Spring et al., 2002) are expressed in the entocodon and during differentiation of striated and smooth muscle of the medusa bell.”
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The dimerization specificity, expression pattern, and conservation of two residues specific for a MyoD bHLH domain suggest that JellyD1 is related to an ancestral MyoD gene.
“The dimerization specificity, the expression pattern, and the conservation of two residues specific for a MyoD bHLH domain suggest that JellyD1 is related to an ancestral MyoD gene.”
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Striated and smooth muscle of the hydrozoan medusa bell are derived from the entocodon, a third cell layer that forms from the early bud ectoderm during medusa development.
“Striated and smooth muscle of the hydrozoan medusa bell are derived from the entocodon, a third cell layer, which forms from the early bud ectoderm during medusa development”
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Podocoryne Id can be classified as a member of the Id family of transcriptional repressors because it lacks a basic region characteristic of that family.
“Despite a low degree of sequence conservation of only about 35% in the HLH domain, the Podocoryne Id homologue can be classified as a member of the Id family of transcriptional repressors due to the lack of a basic region characteristic for this protein family”
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The similarity of Net-like to Net and Myc is lower than expected for a true orthologue.
“The similarity to Net and Myc is lower than expected for a true orthologue.”
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Because Hen and Hand family members lack these crucial amino acid residues, JellyD1 is more MyoD-like than any other bHLH protein.
“Because Hen and Hand family members lack these crucial amino acid residues, JellyD1 is more MyoD-like than any other bHLH protein.”
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Because entocodon cells are clearly separated from ectoderm and endoderm by an extracellular matrix, they constitute a third germ layer.
“Because the entocodon cells are clearly separated from the ectoderm and endoderm by the formation of an extracellular matrix (Boelsterli, 1977; m in Fig. 5), they constitute a third germ layer”
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The Id heterodimer result could indicate that the role of Id as a transcriptional repressor has been conserved during evolution.
“This could indicate that the role of Id as a transcriptional repressor has been conserved during evolution.”
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The interaction data support the idea that JellyD1 is a myogenic regulatory factor.
“The interaction data support the idea that JellyD1 is a myogenic regulatory factor.”
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Expression of the CnASH gene product partially rescues differentiation of Drosophila achaete and scute double mutants.
“Furthermore, the differentiation of Drosophila achaete and scute double mutants could be partially rescued by expression of the CnASH gene product”
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Mutation analysis has shown that amino acids A114, T115, and K124 of mouse MyoD1 are crucial for myogenic activity.
“Mutation analysis has shown that the amino acids A114, T115, and K124 of mouse MyoD1 are crucial for myogenic activity.”
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These results suggest that the biochemical functions of CnASH have been conserved despite the divergence of cnidarians and arthropods before the Cambrian explosion.
“These results suggest that although cnidarians and arthropods diverged prior to the Cambrian explosion (Erwin and Davidson, 2002), the biochemical functions of the CnASH protein have been conserved”
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Placing the corresponding amino acid residues from MyoD1 into its dimerization partner E-12 produces a protein that functions as a myogenic activator.
“Remarkably, placing the corresponding amino acid residues from MyoD1 into its dimerization partner E-12 produces a protein that functions as myogenic activator”
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JellyD1 expression during medusa development correlates well with that of bilaterian muscle determination factors.
“The expression of JellyD1 during medusa development correlates well with that of bilaterian muscle determination factors.”
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Podocoryne Ash expression in early undifferentiated bud cells and later in differentiating nematoblasts matches Hydra CnASH expression in interstitial cells and the nematocyte pathway.
“Although Podocoryne has no interstitial cells comparable to Hydra (Braverman, 1974), the expression pattern in undifferentiated cells of the early bud stages and later in differentiating nematoblasts correlates well with the expression of the Hydra CnASH gene, which is active in a subset of the interstitial cells and in cells of the nematocyte differentiation pathway (Grens et al., 1995).”
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Sequence analysis, dimerization assays, and expression data indicate that JellyD1 is a derived cnidarian MyoD homologue.
“Sequence analysis, dimerization assays, and the expression data indicate that JellyD1 represents a derived cnidarian MyoD homologue.”
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The staining pattern does not support a possible inhibitory role for Id in forming the bell muscle systems of Podocoryne.
“A possible inhibitory function of Id in the formation of the bell muscle systems in Podocoryne is not supported by the staining pattern.”
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As expected from dimerization data, Net-like is coexpressed with Id and JellyD1 in developing striated and smooth muscle.
“From the dimerization data one would expect the gene to be coexpressed with Id and JellyD1 in the developing striated and smooth muscle and this is the case.”
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These myogenic regulatory genes have been shown to be structurally and developmentally conserved in Podocoryne.
“All these myogenic regulatory genes were shown to be structurally and developmentally conserved in Podocoryne (Spring et al., 2001(Spring et al., , 2002)).”
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A growing body of cnidarian molecular data suggests that these animals use essentially the same genes for axis formation, development, and body function maintenance as bilaterians.
“A growing set of molecular data from cnidarians suggests that these”
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Morphological and 18S ribosomal RNA data place Anthozoa as the most ancestral class within the phylum.
“Based on morphological and 18S ribosomal RNA data, the Anthozoa appear to be the most ancestral class within the phylum (Bridge et al., 1995;Collins, 2002).”
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Considering all data, JellyD1 may act as a muscle differentiation factor rather than a determination factor, similar to MyoD.
“Considering all data, JellyD1, similar to MyoD, could represent a differentiation and not a determination factor for muscle (Weintraub, 1993).”
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Findingown dataThe Ash bHLH domain has 65% identity with mouse Ash1, 59% with Drosophila achaete or scute, and 52% with the C. elegans homologue T24B8.6.
“showing 65% sequence identity with mouse Ash1, 59% with Drosophila achaete or scute, and 52% with the C. elegans homologue T24B8.6.”
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Findingown dataId was found eight times, whereas the other three transcription factors were isolated only once in the screen.
“Id was found eight times, whereas the other three transcription factors were isolated only once in the screen.”
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Findingown dataId was also isolated independently using mouse MyoD1 as bait.
“Id was also isolated independently using mouse MyoD1 as bait.”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Id has 32-43% identity to Drosophila emc and the four mouse Id family members Id1-4, significantly higher than to all bHLH proteins with a basic domain.
“Sequence similarities are relatively low with only 32-43% identity to Drosophila emc and the four mouse Id family members Id1-4 but significantly higher than to all bHLH proteins with a basic domain.”
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FindingcitationPodocoryne Ash aligns over its entire length with Hydra CnASH at 60% identity, and their bHLH regions are 87% identical.
“The sequence can be aligned over the entire length with the Hydra CnASH protein (Grens et al., 1995) with 60% of sequence identity.Within their bHLH regions the two proteins are 87% iden- tical.”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Ash was isolated as a full-length clone and encodes a 158-amino-acid protein with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 67 to 120.
“Podocoryne Ash was isolated as a full-length clone and encodes a protein of 158 amino acids with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 67 to 120”
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Findingown dataThe 107-amino-acid Podocoryne Id fragment is encoded by a partial cDNA clone and lacks the basic region N-terminal to the HLH domain from amino acids 24 to 64.
“The 107 amino acid fragment of Podocoryne Id is encoded by a partial cDNA clone and is lacking the basic region Nterminal to the HLH domain from amino acids 24 to 64”
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Findingown dataA total of 3.4 × 10^7 yeast clones were screened, and 518 clones grew on selective media.
“A total of 3.4 ϫ 10 7 yeast clones were screened and 518 clones grew on selective media.”
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Findingown dataJellyD1, Ash, and Id were isolated with the Drosophila daughterless bait, while Net-like was isolated using JellyD1 as bait.
“JellyD1, Ash, and Id were isolated with the Drosophila daughterless bait while the Net-like transcription factor was isolated using JellyD1 as bait.”
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Findingown dataExcept for Net-like, all gene products interact with Drosophila daughterless, and all four interact with vertebrate MyoD.
“Except for Net-like, all gene products were found to interact with Drosophila daughterless and all four were found to interact with vertebrate MyoD.”
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Findingown dataHLH domains show high sequence conservation within each subfamily but only moderate conservation between subfamilies.
“The HLH domains from the different protein subfamilies show a high degree of sequence conservation within each subfamily but only moderate conservation between subfamilies”
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Findingown dataId is expressed during medusa budding and in the adult medusa.
“Id is expressed during the medusa budding process and in the adult medusa”
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FindingcitationPodocoryne Net-like lacks a proline-rich region thought to be important for transcriptional repression in Drosophila Net and lacks a leucine zipper domain characteristic of Myc and Max family members.
“Furthermore Podocoryne Net-like does not contain a proline-rich region thought to be important for transcriptional repression in Drosophila Net (Brentrup et al., 2000) or a leucine zipper domain characteristic for Myc and Max family members.”
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FindingcitationMyofiber differentiation rises sharply after stage 5 and stops after stage 8, when proliferation in the striated muscle layer has ceased.
“Myofiber differentiation strongly increases after stage 5 and ends after stage 8 when cell proliferation in the striated muscle layer has stopped (Schmid, 1972).”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Ash interacted strongly with Id when fused to LexA, whereas the same proteins expressed from the opposite vectors interacted only weakly.
“For example, Podocoryne Ash interacted strongly with Id when fused to LexA, whereas the same proteins expressed from the opposite vectors interacted only weakly”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Twist interacted with JellyD1 and Id but not with the mouse or Xenopus MyoD fusion proteins.
“Moreover, Podocoryne Twist interacted with JellyD1 and Id but not with the mouse or Xenopus MyoD fusion proteins”
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Findingown dataNet-like is a 148-amino-acid protein with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 49 to 99.
“The gene encodes a 148 amino acid protein with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 49 to 99”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 expression is very weak in gastrulation, stronger in the planula larva, and restarts in the late medusa bud stages.
“JellyD1 expression is very weak in gastrulation, stronger in the planula larva, and restarts again in the late medusa bud stages”
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Findingown dataRT-PCR demonstrates the presence of Ash and Net-like transcripts in the unfertilized egg, in all stages of the life cycle, and in all medusa bud stages.
“Expression analysis by RT-PCR demonstrates the presence of the Ash and Net-like transcripts in the unfertilized egg, in all stages of the life cycle and in all medusa bud stages”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 interacted with daughterless and with Id.
“As expected for a MyoD-like factor, JellyD1 interacted with Da and with Id.”
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FindingcitationFrom stage 9 onward and in the adult medusa, no DNA replication occurs in bell-forming tissues, but proliferation continues in the manubrium and tentacle bulbs.
“From stage 9 on and in the adult medusa no DNA replication occurs in the tissues which form the bell; however, cell proliferation is observed in the manubrium and in the tentacle bulbs (Schmid, 1972;Spring et al., 2000).”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 is a 109-amino-acid protein with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 24 to 76.
“JellyD1 is a protein of 109 amino acids with the bHLH domain spanning amino acids 24 to 76.”
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Findingown dataInteractions between JellyD1 and Podocoryne Twist were detected, while both vertebrate MyoD constructs did not interact with Podocoryne Twist.
“Surprisingly, interactions between JellyD1 and Podocoryne Twist were detected while both MyoD constructs from vertebrates did not interact with Podocoryne Twist.”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 homodimerized and interacted with the mouse and Xenopus MyoD homologues.
“Homodimerization of JellyD1 and interactions with the mouse as well as the Xenopus MyoD homologues were”
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Findingnone givenThe entocodon cavity is fully closed off until stage 5, and from stage 6-7 a velar opening forms through which growing tentacles enter the cavity.
“Up to stage 5 the entocodon cavity is completely sealed off from the outside but from stage 6 -7 on the velar opening forms through which the growing tentacles are pushed into the entocodon cavity.”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Id formed heterodimers with all tested proteins but did not form homodimers.
“Podocoryne Id was able to form heterodimers with all tested proteins, but no homodimers”
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Findingown dataNet-like interacted with JellyD1, Id, and vertebrate MyoD constructs, but no interaction with Drosophila daughterless was detected.
“Net-like not only interacts with JellyD1 but also with Id and vertebrate MyoD constructs, while no interaction with the Drosophila daughterless protein could be detected.”
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FindingcitationPodocoryne Ash formed heterodimers with the Podocoryne transcriptional repressor Id, consistent with the interaction of achaete-scute and Id family members in Drosophila.
“Furthermore, it formed heterodimers with the Podocoryne transcriptional repressor Id, consistent with the interaction of members of the achaete-scute and Id families in Drosophila”
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Findingnone givenTentacle bulbs and tentacles differentiate distally without any cellular contribution from the entocodon.
“Also distally the tentacle bulbs and tentacles will differentiate, however, without any cellular contribution from the entocodon.”
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Findingown dataNet-like is most similar to the Drosophila bHLH transcriptional repressor Net at 35% identity and almost equally similar to members of the Myc and Max families.
“When compared to the databases, the Net-like protein is most similar to the Drosophila bHLH transcriptional repressor Net (35% identity; Brentrup et al., 2000) and almost equally similar to the members of the Myc and Max families”
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Findingown dataOccasionally, in a few old larvae, some cells at the most anterior pole showed Id staining.
“Occasionally, in a few old larvae some cells at the most anterior pole showed some staining”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 also shows sequence similarities to the bHLH domains of Hand and Hen family members, and phylogenetic analysis cannot assign it to a specific subfamily.
“However, sequence similarities are also seen with the bHLH domains of members of the Hand and Hen families and phylogenetic analysis cannot assign JellyD1 to a specific subfamily”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 contains the two crucial amino acid residues in the correct position in its basic region, while the lysine is replaced by a glutamic acid residue.
“JellyD1 contains these two crucial amino acid residues in the correct position in its basic region, while the lysine is replaced by a glutamic acid residue.”
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FindingcitationThe late bud stages become a functional medusa at stage 9, and within minutes the bell mesoglea swells.
“The transformation of the late bud stages into a functional medusa occurs at stage 9. Within a few minutes the mesoglea of the bell swells (Schmid, 1972).”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 alanine 32 and threonine 33 correspond to alanine 114 and threonine 115 in mouse MyoD1, while lysine 124 is not conserved.
“Alanine 32 and threonine 33 correspond to alanine 114 and threonine 115 in mouse MyoD1, while lysine 124 is not conserved”
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Findingown dataPodocoryne Twist did not bind to daughterless, while Drosophila Twist and daughterless interacted.
“The Podocoryne Twist protein, despite its high level of sequence conservation, did not bind to Da, while Drosophila Twist and Da interacted”
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Findingown dataId staining occurs throughout bud development, beginning in the distal endoderm of the first bud stage and later in the manubrium anlage and radial canal endoderm.
“In situ analysis (Fig. 5) demonstrates that Id staining is present throughout bud development, starting in the distal endoderm of the very first bud stage and from then on in the manubrium anlage (feeding and sex organ) and in the endoderm of the radial canals.”
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Findingown dataThe stage 2 entocodon has no Net-like staining, but from later stages onward the entocodon and differentiating and mature bell muscle stain.
“The very young entocodon of stage 2 shows no staining but in all later stages the entocodon and the differentiating and fully developed muscle of the bell stain.”
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Findingown dataAt stage 5-6, Ash staining appears in interradial ectoderm cells and in the manubrium anlage endoderm.
“At stage 5-6 cells in the interradial ectoderm and in the endoderm of the manubrium anlage stain.”
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Findingown dataWhen the entocodon cavitates at stage 3-4, Id staining increases and stays strong through striated and smooth muscle differentiation, persisting into late bud stages 8-10.
“When the entocodon forms a cavity at stage 3-4, entocodal staining increases and remains strong throughout the differentiation process of the striated and smooth muscle and even persists into the late bud stage 8 -10 when the muscle is fully differentiated.”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 interacts with itself and with Da, Id, MyoD, Net-like, and Twist, while Ash interacts only with Da and Id.
“JellyD1 interacts with itself and with Da, Id, MyoD, Net-like, and Twist, while Ash interacts only with Da and Id.”
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Findingown dataNo Ash staining was seen in plate cells or developing muscle tissue.
“No staining was observed in the plate cells and the developing muscle tissue.”
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Findingown dataConsistent with the idea that JellyD1 is a MyoD homologue, the gene is absent in early entocodon stages 1-4 and appears later when cells begin forming striated myofibrils.
“In accordance with the hypothesis that JellyD1 represents a MyoD homologue the gene is not expressed in the early stages of entocodon development (stages 1-4, Figs.3B and 5) but later when the cells start to differentiate the striated myofibrils.”
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Findingown dataJellyD1 staining first appears in the distal manubrium endoderm, developing gonads, and differentiating striated and smooth bell muscle.
“The first staining is detected in the distal endoderm of the manubrium, the developing gonads, and in the differentiating striated and smooth muscle of the bell.”
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FindingcitationTwist is weakly expressed in differentiating muscle but strongly expressed in plate cells.
“Twist, another negative regulator of myogenesis in Bilateria, is only weakly expressed in the differentiating muscle but strongly in the plate cells (control in Fig. 5; Spring et al., 2002).”
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Findingown dataNet-like staining is also present in the gonads.
“Staining is also found in the gonads.”
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PremisecitationDrosophila daughterless has been used successfully in cross-phyla screens and interacts with the Hydra achaete-scute homologue CnASH.
“The Drosophila E-protein homologue daughterless has been used successfully in cross-phyla screens (Lee et al., 1995) and interacts with a cnidarian bHLH factor, the Hydra achaete-scute homologue CnASH (Grens et al., 1995).”
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PremisecitationHydra CnASH dimerizes with Drosophila Da and binds in vitro to the E-box consensus sequence specific for Drosophila achaete-scute complex proteins.
“The CnASH protein from Hydra is able to dimerize with the Drosophila protein Da and binds in vitro to the E-box consensus sequence specific for the Drosophila achaetescute complex proteins”
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PremisecitationId family members heterodimerize with many different bHLH proteins and antagonize their functions, forming complexes incapable of binding DNA.
“The Id protein family members heterodimerize with many different bHLH proteins and thus antagonize their functions, resulting in a form that is incapable of binding DNA”
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PremisecitationPodocoryne cognates of bilaterian genes specific for mesoderm formation and myogenesis are highly conserved and show comparable expression patterns.
“Recently it has been demonstrated that the Podocoryne cognates of bilaterian genes specific for mesoderm formation and myogenesis are highly conserved and show comparable expression patterns.”
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PremisecitationMouse MyoD1 has been reported to interact with Twist, but this interaction is not a conventional HLH-HLH interaction and also requires the basic domains of the two proteins.
“Mouse MyoD1 has been reported to interact with Twist; however, the interaction is not a result of a conventional HLH-HLH interaction but also requires the basic domains of the two proteins”
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InterpretationcitationThe volume increase unfolds the bell tissues, moves the tentacles outward, and triggers rhythmic contractions in the striated muscle that free the medusa from the mother polyp.
“The increase in volume unfolds the bell tissues causing the tentacles to attain their external position and activates rhythmic contractions in the striated muscle, a process that liberates the medusa from the mother polyp.”
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PremisecitationMembers of the MyoD family were reported to form only heterodimers.
“unexpected since members of the MyoD family were reported to form only heterodimers”
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Interpretationown dataPodocoryne Ash did not form homodimers or interact with JellyD1 and Twist, indicating that it can discriminate between different bHLH proteins.
“Formation of homodimers or interactions with tissue-specific transcription factors such as JellyD1 and Twist could not be detected, indicating that Podocoryne Ash is able to discriminate between the different bHLH proteins.”
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PremisecitationE-12 proteins do not homodimerize, which is consistent with the results obtained with the Drosophila E-protein homologue daughterless.
“Homodimerization of the E-12 proteins does not occur (Maleki et al., 1997), which is consistent with our results with the Drosophila E-protein homologue daughterless”
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Premisenone givenDuring medusa bud development, the entocodon forms a cavity that becomes the future subumbrellar space.
“During this process the entocodon forms a cavity, the future subumbrellar space”
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Premisenone givenAt stage 4, the four radial canal tubes that were connected at stage 3 become separated by the growing bud but remain connected via the outgrowth of a thin monoepithelial cell layer, the subumbrellar plate or gastrodermal lamella.
“At stage 4 the four radial canal tubes which at stage 3 were connected become separated by the growing bud; however, they remain connected via the outgrowth of a thin monoepithelial cell layer, the subumbrellar plate, or gastrodermal lamella”
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Interpretationown dataThe daughterless heterodimer results indicate a conserved structure and dimerization function of the Podocoryne bHLH proteins.
“indicating a conserved structure and dimerization function of the Podocoryne bHLH proteins.”
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PremisecitationThe C. elegans MyoD homologue Ce-MyoD was recently found to be functional as a homodimer and as a heterodimer with the C. elegans daughterless homologue Ce/DA.
“However, the C. elegans MyoD homologue Ce-MyoD was recently found to be functional also as homoand heterodimer with the C. elegans daughterless homologue Ce/DA”
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Interpretationown dataBecause no signal resulted from six different primer combinations, the Id larval staining is regarded as an artifact, probably due to local most anterior gland cells.
“However, since no signal resulted in six different primer combinations, we regard this Id staining as an artifact, probably due to the local most anterior gland cells.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe thin smooth muscle threads running over the radial canals apparently also originate from the entocodon, although the details of their differentiation are unknown.
“How the thin threads of smooth muscle which run on top and perpendicular to the striated muscle over the radial canals differentiate in detail (Fig. 5, colored in yellow) is not known; however, they apparently also derive from the entocodon.”
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InterpretationcitationThis process places the striated and smooth muscle in an ectodermal position, which has obscured the true nature of the bell muscle.
“This process brings the striated and smooth muscle into an ectodermal position, a situation that has helped to disguise the true character of the bell muscle (Boero et al., 1998).”
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Premisenone givenAt stage 3-4, the entocodon enlarges and the endoderm pushes distally around it, forming four tubes destined to become the four radial canals.
“At stage 3-4 (Fig. 5), the entocodon enlarges and the endoderm pushes distally around the entocodon forming four tubes destined to become the four radial canals.”
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PremisecitationVertebrate MyoD-MyoD homodimerization occurs in vitro, and these complexes are equally stable as MyoD-E-12 heterodimers.
“It has also been shown that vertebrate MyoD-MyoD homodimerization occurs in vitro and that these complexes are equally stable as MyoD-E-12 heterodimers.”
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PremisecitationA more detailed mutational analysis indicated that alanine and threonine are sufficient to mediate myogenic specificity, while lysine is not necessary in this context.
“A more detailed mutational analysis has indicated that the alanine and the threonine are sufficient to mediate the myogenic specificity, while the lysine is not necessary in this context”
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Premisenone givenNo other bHLH transcription factor except the myogenic activators has an alanine together with a threonine residue at those crucial positions, while alanine alone is found in many bHLH transcription factors.
“No other bHLH transcription factor except the myogenic activators have an alanine together with a threonine residue at those crucial positions, while alanine alone is found in many bHLH transcription factors.”
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Interpretationown dataDimerization data suggest Id may partner with bHLH factors such as JellyD1 and Net-like to promote myogenesis from entocodal tissues, and may also partner with Twist in plate cells to inhibit muscle differentiation.
“The dimerization data suggest that Id may associate with bHLH transcription factors such as JellyD1 and Net-like to promote myogenesis from entocodal tissues; however, it may also associate with Twist in the plate cells (Fig. 2B) to inhibit muscle differentiation.”
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PremisecitationVertebrate Achaete-scute homologues have a proneural function and may also help precursors transition to differentiated cells.
“Vertebrate Achaete-scute homologues have a proneural function and might also be involved in the transition of precursors to differentiated cells (Lee, 1997).”
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InterpretationcitationJellyD1 message occurs in both developing muscle types, similar to MyoD homologues in other bilaterian invertebrates that have additional functions beyond striated muscle specification.
“The JellyD1 message is present in both of the developing muscle types similar to MyoD homologues from other bilaterian invertebrates where the gene has other functions in addition to the specification of striated muscle (Harfe et al., 1998).”
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InterpretationreasoningJellyD1 expression fits a regulatory role in striated muscle determination and differentiation, and its presence in fully differentiated muscle suggests it maintains the differentiated state.
“JellyD1 expression is consistent with a regulatory function in determination and differentiation of striated muscle cells and similar to Id and Net-like it is expressed in fully differentiated muscle, suggesting that its expression is needed for the maintenance of the differentiated state.”
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InterpretationcitationThe unique Id expression pattern in medusa formation and the sequence and expression data for bHLH and other mesodermal genes support the idea that a free-living, planktonic ancestor originated the striated muscle lineage, not a sessile polyp that never forms this cell type.
“However, the unique expression pattern of Id in medusa formation and the sequence and expression data of the bHLH and other mesodermal genes (Spring et al., 2000(Spring et al., , 2002) ) rather support the idea that a free-living, planktonic ancestor invented the striated muscle lineage and not a sessile polyp which, at least in all extant species, never differentiates this cell type.”
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- Rests on an assumption: In Bilateria, striated muscle is generally derived from mesoderm, a third germ layer that Cnidaria are thought to lack.
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InterpretationcitationThe medusa stage appears to have been reduced as a secondary event in the common ancestor of all extant Anthozoa, as also seen in some Hydrozoa such as Hydra.
“Hence, it appears that the medusa stage was reduced as a secondary event in the common ancestor of all extant Anthozoa, as is seen also in some Hydrozoa such as the freshwater polyp Hydra (Schuchert, 1993;reviewed in Bouillon, 1994).”
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- Rests on an assumption: All extant Anthozoa, such as corals and sea anemones, lack a medusa stage.
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Interpretationown dataAlthough sequence data cannot unequivocally place JellyD1 in the MyoD family, two conserved key amino acids, the conserved interaction network, and the myogenic expression pattern indicate that Podocoryne JellyD1 corresponds to MyoD of higher animals.
“Although sequence data do not allow us to group JellyD1 unequivocally with the MyoD family members, the two conserved crucial amino acids, the conserved interaction network, and the expression pattern during myogenesis indicate that Podocoryne JellyD1 corresponds to the MyoD of higher animals.”
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Interpretationown dataPhylogenetic analysis confirms that Podocoryne Id, Ash, and Twist are true orthologues of Drosophila, mouse, and Hydra proteins, whereas Net-like and JellyD1 are more derived and cannot be grouped unequivocally.
“The analysis confirms that Podocoryne Id, Ash, and Twist are true orthologues of proteins from Drosophila, mouse, and Hydra, while Net-like and JellyD1 are more derived and cannot be grouped unequivocally.”
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InterpretationcitationThese and published data show a bilaterian-like cascade of developmentally regulated myogenic control genes in jellyfish, emphasizing the evolutionary importance of the entocodon as an ancestral, mesoderm-like structure.
“However, these and published data demonstrate the presence of a bilaterian-like cascade of developmentally regulated myogenic control genes in jellyfish (Spring et al., 2000(Spring et al., , 2002)), which stress the evolutionary importance of the entocodon as an ancestral, mesoderm-like structure.”
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- Rests on an assumption: In Bilateria, striated muscle is generally derived from mesoderm, a third germ layer that Cnidaria are thought to lack.
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InterpretationreasoningBecause Id is transiently expressed in plate cells and these cells lack myofilaments, Id may inhibit myogenesis in this cell type.
“Since Id is transiently expressed in the plate cells and since the plate cells lack myofilaments, Id may act as an inhibitor for myogenesis in this cell type.”
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PremisecitationIn Drosophila and vertebrates, Twist and Snail family members are needed for mesoderm specification and cooperate with Mef2 and MyoD family members during myogenesis.
“In Drosophila and vertebrates, Twist (Cripps et al., 1998) and Snail (Hemavathy et al., 2000;Manazanares et al., 2001) family members are required for mesoderm specification and act together with the Mef2 and MyoD (Baylies et al., 1998) family members in myogenesis.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe authors propose that JellyD1 belongs to this myogenic cascade and acts downstream of Twist and Snail during muscle differentiation.
“We propose JellyD1 to be a member of this cascade and a downstream target of Twist and Snail in the muscle differentiation process.”
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PremisecitationIn Drosophila and vertebrates, Id binds other transcription factors and inhibits muscle differentiation.
“In Drosophila (Cubas et al., 1994) and vertebrates (Jen et al., 1997) Id associates with other transcription factors to inhibit muscle differentiation.”
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PremisecitationIn Drosophila, achaete-scute complex members are proneural proteins involved in external sensory organ formation.
“In Drosophila, members of the achaete-scute complex are proneural proteins and are involved in external sensory organ formation (Jan and Jan, 1993).”
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The paper relies on this without support.
Striated muscle tissue first appears in jellyfish, and the question of its evolutionary position is controversially discussed.
“In phylogeny striated muscle tissue appears first in jellyfish and the question of its evolutionary position is controversially discussed.”
The authors state this as an assumption.
The strength of reporter gene activation, as measured by lacZ activity, reflects the strength of the protein-protein interactions.
“The strength of reporter gene activation, as measured by lacZ activity, is assumed to reflect the strength of the protein-protein interactions.”
The authors state this as an assumption.
Ash could be involved in nematocyte differentiation in larvae.
“we assume that it could be involved in nematocyte differentiation in larvae.”
The paper relies on this without support.
All extant Anthozoa, such as corals and sea anemones, lack a medusa stage.
“Because extant Anthozoa such as corals or sea anemones all lack a medusa stage, it was assumed that the medusa evolved later.”
The paper relies on this without support.
In Bilateria, striated muscle is generally derived from mesoderm, a third germ layer that Cnidaria are thought to lack.
“In Bilateria this cell type in general is a derivative of the mesoderm, a third germ layer that is supposedly missing in Cnidaria.”
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Cnidarian homologs of bilaterian mesoderm and myogenic regulators are expressed in larval and polyp stages and in the entocodon and its derived striated muscle.
“According to recent molecular studies cnidarian homologs to bilaterian mesoderm and myogenic regulators are expressed in the larval and polyp stages as well as in the entocodon and derived striated muscle.”
From Evolution of striated muscle: Jellyfish and the origin of triploblasty (2005) · cites this paper as Müller et al., 2003
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Figure 4 panel Ash c is assigned to two different specimens
MinorThe text identifies panel Ash c as a planula larva showing endodermal staining, while the figure caption identifies it as a medusa tentacle bulb.
“In situ hybridization with Ash results in patchy endodermal staining in 24-to 30-h old planula (Fig. 4, Ash, c)”
“Ash, a. larva, 27 h, b. same after squeezing the specimen, c. cnidogenesis in tentacle bulb of medusa, arrow points to differentiating nematoblasts”
Ash clone extends beyond the stated protein length
MinorAsh is described as a 158-amino-acid protein, but the stated Ash fusion construct includes residue 159.
“Podocoryne Ash was isolated as a full-length clone and encodes a protein of 158 amino acids”
“for pLexA-Ash residues 1-159 of Podocoryne Ash”
Net-like clone extends beyond the stated protein length
MinorNet-like is described as a 148-amino-acid protein, but the stated Net fusion construct includes residue 149.
“The gene encodes a 148 amino acid protein”
“for pLexA-Net residues 1-149 of Podocoryne Net-like”
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- Authors
- Müller, P., Seipel, K., Yanze, N., Reber-Müller, S., Streitwolf-Engel, R., Stierwald, M., Spring, J. Ü., & Schmid, V.
- Affiliations
- University of Basel (CH)
- Corresponding author
- Schmid, Volker
- Venue
- Developmental Biology
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2003-03
- Volume
- 255
- Issue
- 2
- Pages
- 216-229
- ISSN
- 0012-1606 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W1980517461
- Semantic Scholar
- 7e71343ddffb320e206db1ff2743895b1b724311
- Cited by
- 69
- References
- 47
- Citations by year
- 2023: 1 · 2020: 1 · 2019: 4 · 2018: 3 · 2017: 4 · 2016: 2 · 2015: 3 · 2014: 2 · 2013: 1 · 2012: 3
- FWCI
- 10.66
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- bronze
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Developmental Biology (publishedVersion)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Funders
- National Science Foundation
- Stiftung für die Erforschung der Muskelkrankheiten
- Schweizerischer Nationalfonds zur Förderung der Wissenschaftlichen Forschung
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Earth and Planetary Sciences › Paleontology › Marine Invertebrate Physiology and Ecology
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Developmental Biology and Gene Regulation
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › Genomics and Chromatin Dynamics
- Keywords
- bHLH transcription factors, jellyfish, Podocoryne carnea, medusa development, MyoD, id, ash, mesoderm origin, Cnidaria, Bilateria, planula larvae, gene expression patterns
- MeSH terms
- Amino Acid Sequence, Animals, Base Sequence, Cloning, Molecular, Molecular Sequence Data, Repressor Proteins, Transcription Factors, Sequence Homology, Amino Acid, In Situ Hybridization, DNA, Complementary, Helix-Loop-Helix Motifs, Muscle, Skeletal, Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental, Evolution, Molecular, Hydrozoa, Inhibitor of Differentiation Protein 1
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