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A Robust Transposon-Endogenizing Response from Germline Stem Cells

Moon, Sungjin ; Cassani, Madeline ; Lin, Yu An ; Wang, Lu ; Dou, Kun ; Zhang, ZZ Zhao

Developmental cell, 2018-12, Vol.47 (5), p.660-671.e3 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: Elsevier Inc

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  • Título:
    A Robust Transposon-Endogenizing Response from Germline Stem Cells
  • Autor: Moon, Sungjin ; Cassani, Madeline ; Lin, Yu An ; Wang, Lu ; Dou, Kun ; Zhang, ZZ Zhao
  • É parte de: Developmental cell, 2018-12, Vol.47 (5), p.660-671.e3
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    AUTHOR CONTRIBUTIONS
    Z.Z. conceived of the project. Z.Z. and S.M. designed the experiments. L.W. performed TUNEL assay. D.K. prepared genomic libraries for Figure S2B. S.M, M.C., Y.L., and Z.Z. performed all of the rest of the experiments and did data analysis. Z.Z. and S.M. wrote the manuscript.
  • Descrição: The heavy occupancy of transposons in the genome implies that existing organisms have survived from multiple, independent rounds of transposon invasions. However, how and which host cell types survive the initial wave of transposon invasion remain unclear. We show that the germline stem cells can initiate a robust adaptive response that rapidly endogenizes invading P element transposons by activating the DNA damage checkpoint and piRNA production. We find that temperature modulates the P element activity in germline stem cells, establishing a powerful tool to trigger transposon hyper-activation. Facing vigorous invasion, Drosophila first shut down oogenesis and induce selective apoptosis. Interestingly, a robust adaptive response occurs in ovarian stem cells through activation of the DNA damage checkpoint. Within 4 days, the hosts amplify P element-silencing piRNAs, repair DNA damage, subdue the transposon, and reinitiate oogenesis. We propose that this robust adaptive response can bestow upon organisms the ability to survive recurrent transposon invasions throughout evolution. •Shifting temperature can adjust the intensity of P element transposon invasion•Germline stem cells employ a robust adaptive response to endogenize invading transposons•Activation of the DNA damage checkpoint blocks oogenesis to tame transposons•Chk2-mediated adaptive response promotes piRNA production and silences transposons Transposon invasion triggers genome instability and leads to species endangering. Moon and Cassani et al. demonstrate the presence of a robust adaptive response from germline stem cells to endogenize invading transposons.
  • Editor: United States: Elsevier Inc
  • Idioma: Inglês
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