Yingying Yang , Lang Qin , Hongxuan Liang , Jiawang Huang , Ming Wen , Yuxiang Wang , Le Shen , Jinhui Huang , Xu Huang , Fangzhou Hu , Shi Wang , Chang Wu , Shaojun Liu
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The gynogenetic BTF<sub>1</sub> (GBTF<sub>1</sub>) was induced using UV-irradiated sperm from common carp (<em>Cyprinus carpio</em>, 2n = 100, ♂), followed by chromosome doubling by cold shock. This process yielded two types of offspring with notable differences in appearance, designated GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B and GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M. The DNA content and chromosome number were analyzed, revealing that both GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B and GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M were diploids, each possessing 48 chromosomes. Meanwhile, the microsatellite amplification results showed that 39.92 % and 39.36 % of bands in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B and GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M were consistent with both BSB and TC, 36.75 % and 23.77 % bands consistent with only BSB, 14.19 % and 20.97 % bands consistent with only TC, and 9.14 % and 15.90 % bands from mutation, respectively. The results indicated that BTF<sub>1</sub> produced heterozygous gametes with unevenly distributed genetic material of BSB and TC during meiosis. In addition, expression analysis of homologous genes showed that 15.3–20.33 % and 6.96–8.43 % differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B were biased to BSB and TC. In contrast, 10.40–14.39 % and 10.60–14.19 % DEGs in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M were biased to BSB and TC, respectively. The results suggested that the expression model of DEGs in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B was more biased towards BSB, whereas GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M exhibited an intermediate expression pattern between BSB and TC. These findings demonstrated the heterogeneity of gametes produced by the first-generation hybrid fish. This research provides a genomic reference for understanding the outcomes of meiosis in hybrid fish and offers valuable insights into fish reproduction and breeding.</div></div>","PeriodicalId":8375,"journal":{"name":"Aquaculture","volume":"612 ","pages":"Article 743187"},"PeriodicalIF":3.9000,"publicationDate":"2025-09-12","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Consequences of meiosis in first-generation hybrids derived from Megalobrama amblycephala (♀) and Culter alburnus (♂)\",\"authors\":\"Yingying Yang , Lang Qin , Hongxuan Liang , Jiawang Huang , Ming Wen , Yuxiang Wang , Le Shen , Jinhui Huang , Xu Huang , Fangzhou Hu , Shi Wang , Chang Wu , Shaojun Liu\",\"doi\":\"10.1016/j.aquaculture.2025.743187\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"<div><div>Gynogenesis and distant hybridization are two techniques prevalently used for genetic breeding of fish. 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Meanwhile, the microsatellite amplification results showed that 39.92 % and 39.36 % of bands in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B and GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M were consistent with both BSB and TC, 36.75 % and 23.77 % bands consistent with only BSB, 14.19 % and 20.97 % bands consistent with only TC, and 9.14 % and 15.90 % bands from mutation, respectively. The results indicated that BTF<sub>1</sub> produced heterozygous gametes with unevenly distributed genetic material of BSB and TC during meiosis. In addition, expression analysis of homologous genes showed that 15.3–20.33 % and 6.96–8.43 % differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B were biased to BSB and TC. In contrast, 10.40–14.39 % and 10.60–14.19 % DEGs in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M were biased to BSB and TC, respectively. The results suggested that the expression model of DEGs in GBTF<sub>1</sub>-B was more biased towards BSB, whereas GBTF<sub>1</sub>-M exhibited an intermediate expression pattern between BSB and TC. 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Consequences of meiosis in first-generation hybrids derived from Megalobrama amblycephala (♀) and Culter alburnus (♂)
Gynogenesis and distant hybridization are two techniques prevalently used for genetic breeding of fish. In artificially induced gynogenetic progeny, nuclear genetic material is derived from the duplication of the egg's chromosomes, making these progeny ideal models for exploring the meiotic characteristics of hybrid offspring. The hybrid BTF1 was produced by crossing Megalobrama amblycephala (blunt snout bream, BSB, 2n = 48, ♀) with Culter alburnus (topmouth culter, TC, 2n = 48, ♂). The gynogenetic BTF1 (GBTF1) was induced using UV-irradiated sperm from common carp (Cyprinus carpio, 2n = 100, ♂), followed by chromosome doubling by cold shock. This process yielded two types of offspring with notable differences in appearance, designated GBTF1-B and GBTF1-M. The DNA content and chromosome number were analyzed, revealing that both GBTF1-B and GBTF1-M were diploids, each possessing 48 chromosomes. Meanwhile, the microsatellite amplification results showed that 39.92 % and 39.36 % of bands in GBTF1-B and GBTF1-M were consistent with both BSB and TC, 36.75 % and 23.77 % bands consistent with only BSB, 14.19 % and 20.97 % bands consistent with only TC, and 9.14 % and 15.90 % bands from mutation, respectively. The results indicated that BTF1 produced heterozygous gametes with unevenly distributed genetic material of BSB and TC during meiosis. In addition, expression analysis of homologous genes showed that 15.3–20.33 % and 6.96–8.43 % differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in GBTF1-B were biased to BSB and TC. In contrast, 10.40–14.39 % and 10.60–14.19 % DEGs in GBTF1-M were biased to BSB and TC, respectively. The results suggested that the expression model of DEGs in GBTF1-B was more biased towards BSB, whereas GBTF1-M exhibited an intermediate expression pattern between BSB and TC. These findings demonstrated the heterogeneity of gametes produced by the first-generation hybrid fish. This research provides a genomic reference for understanding the outcomes of meiosis in hybrid fish and offers valuable insights into fish reproduction and breeding.
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Aquaculture is an international journal for the exploration, improvement and management of all freshwater and marine food resources. It publishes novel and innovative research of world-wide interest on farming of aquatic organisms, which includes finfish, mollusks, crustaceans and aquatic plants for human consumption. Research on ornamentals is not a focus of the Journal. Aquaculture only publishes papers with a clear relevance to improving aquaculture practices or a potential application.