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  1. ...genes expressed during embryogenesis. We identified 676 enrichment of terms related to the immune system and feeding behavior among 677 genes not expressed in the embryonic transcriptome, a result that aligns with 678 studies on zebrafish, where immune-like responses, such as phagocytic activity 679...
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  2. ...maintaining key gene sequences and functions. 54 Indeed, though the last shared common ancestor of humans and zebrafish is estimated to 55 have inhabited the Earth 400 million years ago, 70% of human genes have at least one 56 obvious zebrafish orthologue (Howe et al. 2013). However, for conserved genes...
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  3. ...2020). For example, genes such as btg2 and klf4, associated with the regulation of cell population proliferation, were clustered in shared module 1. btg2 is known for its antiproliferative roles during zebrafish early embryogenesis (Sakaguchi et al. 2001), and klf4 inhibits myoblast proliferation...
  4. ...sets provided another dimension of information. With the expression dynamics of genes and accessibility dynamics of cis-regulatory elements, we investigated isoform switching, as well as regulatory logic between accessible elements and genes, during embryogenesis. We built a user-friendly medaka omics...
  5. ...for the study of vertebrate development, and over half of its consists of diverse TEs. However, zebrafish TEs remain poorly characterized. Here we describe the demography and genomic distribution of zebrafish TEs and their expression throughout embryogenesis using bulk and single-cell RNA sequencing data...
  6. ...analysis of zebrafish TEs in the context of gene regulation is lacking. Here, we systematically investigate the epigenomic and transcriptomic landscape of TEs across 11 adult zebrafish tissues using multidimensional sequencing data. We find that TEs contribute substantially to a diverse array of regulatory...
  7. ...:0005905), which are a key avenue for endocytosis and were previously linked to developmental signaling (Seto et al. 2002; Robinson 2015) and heart defects (Arrigo and Lin 2021). Although few of these genes were discovered in screens of highly penetrant monogenic perturbations, our results suggest...
  8. ...nuclear factor 4 (HNF4) is the most ancient family of nuclear receptor transcription factors with important roles in human metabolic and inflammatory bowel diseases, but a role in host response to microbes is unknown. Using an unbiased screening strategy, we found that zebrafish Hnf4a specifically binds...
  9. ...numerous paralogous gene copies in the zebrafish , many of which have diverged in spatial and/or temporal expression during embryogenesis (Talbot et al. 2005; Semon and Wolfe 2007; Kassahn et al. 2009). Although the length of the coding sequence between paralogous pairs was highly consistent (Spearman r...
  10. ...27ac at four developmental time-points of zebrafish embryogenesis and analyze embryonic enhancer activity. We find that (1) changes in H3K27ac enrichment at enhancers accompany the shift from pluripotency to tissue-specific gene expression, (2) in early embryos, the peaks of H3K27ac enrichment...
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