О гено- и геномоцентричности фундаментальных биологических систем: микроорганизмы, растения, животные (обзор)

О гено- и геномоцентричности фундаментальных биологических систем: микроорганизмы, растения, животные (обзор)

Автор: Глазко В.И., Косовский Г.Ю., Глазко Т.Т.

Журнал: Сельскохозяйственная биология @agrobiology

Рубрика: Обзоры, проблемы

Статья в выпуске: 3 т.59, 2024 года.

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Развитие геномики и пангеномики становится все более актуальным для разработок новых методов решения традиционных проблем контроля и направленного влияния на изменчивость полигенных количественных признаков для сохранения и усовершенствования генетических ресурсов сельскохозяйственных видов. Для этого необходима систематизация данных об элементах организации генома, о генах и регуляторных геномных последовательностях. С этой целью в настоящей работе рассматривается функциональная «избыточность» генов, кодирующих белки (E.V. Koonin, 2000; G. Rancati с соавт., 2008; M. Isalan с соавт., 2008); видоспецифичность генетических основ адаптации к экологическим факторам даже у видов, близких по происхождению (B. Benjelloun с соавт., 2023); разная скорость эволюции геномных элементов (гены, кодирующие белки и некодирующие последовательности ДНК), вовлекаемых в общие и таксон-специфичные, видоспецифичные биологические процессы (чем выше специфичность, тем выше полиморфизм и эволюционно «моложе» изменчивость, как правило, связанная с давлением факторов окружающей среды) (W. Yang с соавт., 2022; J. Damas с соавт., 2022; M.J. Christmas с соавт., 2023). Обсуждаются мобильные генетические элементы (транспозоны) как центральный источник регуляторных элементов разных уровней организации регуляторных сетей (L.F.K. Kuderna с соавт., 2024), приводятся данные об их вовлеченности в изменчивость различных генов, мутации по которым вовлекаются в селекционную работу с сельскохозяйственными видами (P. Zhao с соавт., 2023; X.M. Zheng с соавт., 2019; R. Xiang с соавт., 2019). Рассматриваются подходы к управлению этими элементами с помощью генного и геномного редактирования с учетом данных как о таких вставках, так и о механизмах, препятствующих негативным эффектам их транскрипции и транспозиций (G. Farmiloe с соавт., 2023). Предполагается, что именно регуляторные элементы и механизмы их контроля могут быть эффективной мишенью для разработок методов управления генетическими ресурсами сельскохозяйственных видов.

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Доместикация, микроэволюция, макроэволюция, биологические коды, регуляторные элементы, транспозоны, профили генной экспрессии, crispr системы

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IDR: 142242454   |   DOI: 10.15389/agrobiology.2024.3.426rus

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