Research Article
ISSN: 2475-3432

Evidence of Fc Receptor Gene in an Ophuirid : Ophiocomina Nigra

Michel Leclerc
556 rue Isabelle Romée 45640 Sandillon (FRANCE)
Corresponding author: Michel Leclerc
556 rue Isabelle Romée Sandillon, France.Email:mleclerc45@gmail.com
Received Date: February 14, 2018 Accepted Date: March 14, 2018 Published Date: April 14, 2018
Citation: Michel Leclerc (2018), Evidence of Fc Receptor Gene in an Ophuirid : Ophiocomina Nigra (Echinodermata). Int J Biotech & Bioeng. 4:3, 35-36.
Copyright: ©2018 Michel Leclerc. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited


The emergence of Ophuirid IGKappa gene, of Fab fragment gene occured in the Ophuirid : Ophiocomina nigra genome, when a Fc receptor gene was found in this last one.Notions of adaptative immunity , in Echinodermata have to be revieviewed and It’s a great novelty since it was spoken of invertebrates

Keywords:  Invertebrate, Ophuirids, Ophiocomina Nigra, Fab Fragment Gene, Primitive Antibody




Introduction:


We recall the emergence of primitive antibody in two classes of Echinodermata : the asterids and the ophuirids. The characteristics of sea star antibody are the presence of Ig sites, Fab fragment site ( Ref.1) ancd Fc receptor site ( Ref.2). We have just discovered the Ophuirid IGKappa gene ( Ref.3)The aim of this paper is to look for Fc receptor gene in the Ophiocomina nigra genome.We say again : it is a great novelty in Invertebrate immune response studies and particularly in adaptative immunity in Invertebrates

Materials and Methods :


Animals :
Ophiocomina nigra was obtained at the station « Of Biologie Marine of Roscoff » France
Obtention of ophuirid mRNA :
Digestive coeca were excised from the O.nigra body. O.nigra mRNA was obtained from Uptizol (Interchim). Quality control were operated.
Sequencing :
Sequencing was made on Illumina Next Seq 500 with paired-end : 2. 75 bp Transcriptome was assembled from RNA-Seq fastq files using Trinity v2.1.1 ( Ref.4) with default parameters. A BLAST database was created with the assembled transcripts using makeblastdb application from ncbi-blast+ (v2.2.31+). The sequences of transcripts of interest were then blasted against this database using blastn application from ncbi-blast+ ( Ref.5) with parameter word_size 7.

Results

The transcriptome shows a sequence of Fc receptor gene as following : >NM_001253737.1 Fcer2a (14128) Fc receptor / Mus musculus Fc receptor, IgE, low affinity II, alpha polypeptide (Fcer2a), transcript variant 2, mRNA 5’GAAAGCCAATTTGAACGGGAACTTGGAATTCAGAATGAATTCTCAAAACCAGGGATACTGGGAACCTCCT AGAAAGCGTTGCTGCTGTGCAAGACGTGGGACACAGCTCATGTTGGTGGGGCTGCTGAGCACAGCAATGT GGGCTGGCCTGCTGGCCCTGCTTCTTCTGTGGCACTGGGAAACGGAGAAGAATCTAAAACAGCTGGGAGA CACTGCAATTCAGAATGTCTCTCATGTTACCAAGGACTTACAAAAATTCCAGAGTAATCAATTGGCCCAG AAGTCCCAGGTTGTTCAGATGTCACAAAACTTGCAAGAACTCCAAGCTGAACAGAAGCAAATGAAAGCTC AGGACTCTCGGCTCTCCCAGAACCTGACCGGACTCCAGGAGGATCTAAGGAACGCCCAATCCCAGAACTC AAAACTCTCCCAGAACCTGAACAGACTCCAAGACGATCTAGTCAACATCAAATCCCTGGGCTTGAATGAG AAGCGCACAGCCTCCGATTCTCTAGAGAAACTCCAGGAAGAGGTGGCAAAGCTGTGGATAGAGATACTGA TTTCAAAGGGAACTGCATGCAACATATGTCCCAAGAACTGGCTCCATTTCCAACAGAAGTGCTACTATTT TGGCAAGGGCTCCAAGCAGTGGATCCAGGCCAGGTTCGCCTGCAGTGACCTGCAAGGGCGACTAGTCAGC ATCCACAGCCAAAAGGAACAGGACTTCCTGATGCAACACATCAACAAGAAGGATTCCTGGATTGGCCTCC AGGATCTCAATATGGAGGGAGAGTTTGTATGGTCGGACGGGAGCCCTGTGGGTTATAGCAACTGGAATCC AGGGGAGCCCAATAACGGGGGCCAGGGTGAGGACTGTGTGATGATGCGGGGATCCGGCCAGTGGAACGAC GCCTTCTGCCGCAGCTACTTGGATGCATGGGTGTGTGAGCAGCTGGCAACATGTGAGATATCTGCCCCCT TAGCCTCTGTGACTCCAACAAGGCCCACCCCAAAAAGTGAACCCTGACAAACTTCTGCTCACACTCTTCT GGATTTCTCCTCTACCTTTATCGTGGAAACAGCTGGGCCCTGAGGATACCCCTATCAGGGCCCAGGGCCC TCTCTGTGACCGAAGGCTTTGATTATGTTCCCACCCATACTGAAGCAGCTGGTGGATGCCAGCTCCTGCC AGCTACCCAGAAACCCTCTCCAGCTCTCCAGCTAAGCTGGCCATCCCATTCCATCTGCCTTCCTCAAACC TGGGCCCCAGCCTTGCTAGCTCCCTGACTACGGGCATGCATGTGGGCAGCTGAGCCAACCAGGGAGCTGC TGAGAACAAAGATTTCGAAGGCTTCTTTTGCAGTCCCCACCTCCTATCAAGTTCCCCACTTTCTCCCCCT CGGCATCAGAGAACAGGGGTTCCCTTTCCCCAGGATCTGGGATGAGTCCTCCCATCAAGTTTGCATCAGT GGTCCCAGCACTCCGACCCTCCTTGGAGGCTGCACCAGGTGTGCTCCTGGTGCGGGAGGTATTGAAGGAA CTCTAAACAGCTCCAGCAAGGCGAGCCTGGCTCTGTCTGGTAGGCCTGGCCCTTCTCTCCCATTCCTTCT ACCTTACTAAAAGCTGTTAGAGAACAGTCCTAAAGCTAGCCCCCAAGGTCTATTCCCTTATTTGGCCACT TCCTCCTCCTGAGGCTGACTACAAGGTCCAGCTATCCAAGTACTGAAGTCTAACATCAAAAGCCCCCTTT GTCTCACCTAAGTAGCAATGCCCAATCAAAATACACCATCACATCATAGCCCAGTCTAACAGACCGCCCT TTTTCTCTTCATAAAATTACACCTGCAACCAGGCGTAGTGGTGCAGGCCTTTAGTCCCAGCACTTGGGAG GCAGAGACAAGCGAATTTCTGAGTTCGAGGCCAGCCTGGTCTACAAAGTGAGTTCCAGGACAGCCAGGGC TACACAGAGAAACCCTGTCTCGAAGAAAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTACACCTGCAAGGTCACTTGCAGGCT GCTGTTTTTCTGCCTGAGTCAGAGGGCAGCCACTTAACTTTTCTTCCCTGCTTAATAAAGGATCTCTGTG3’ The identity with mouse is 94,29 % and The e-value : 2,00E-07.So, it is higly significant.

Discussion and Conclusion

The Fc found sequence is longer(2100 nucleotides) than the one observed in the sea star Asterias rubens(400 nucleotides). Both share a common part and recall mouse Fc IgE low affinity one ( Ref. 2) It’s interesting from a point of view of phylogeny of the Fc receptor genes in Invertebrates. Now, from a point of view of evolution : It remains striking to find such elaborated genes in species which appeared in Cambrian. We recall that the Cambrian period was the first geological period of the Palezoic Era.. Whatever the level that the Echinodermata( Asterids, Ophuirids) occupy in the phylogenetic domain, their various immune system accomodate and indeed ensure their survival. On the other hand, we assume the existence of primitive antibody, in Asterids and in Ophuirids and so in Invertebrates.That constitutes a bomb in comparative and evolutive Immunology.


References:

  1. Leclerc, M et al (2016) EC Microbiology 3(5) 539-541
  2. Leclerc, M et al (2016) EC Microbiology 4(5) 759-760
  3. Leclerc, M et al (2018) Genomics (in press)
  4. Grabherr, M.G et al (2011) Nature Biotechnology 29 644-652
  5. Altschul, S.F et al (1990) J.Mol.Biol 215(3) 403-410

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