Palabras clave
temperature
rainbow trout
fry
ISGs
real-time PCR
mortality
IPNV
temperatura
trucha arcoíris
alevines
ISGs
PCR tiempo- real
mortalidad
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El virus de la necrosis pancreática infecciosa (IPNV) es el agente etiológico de una enfermedad aguda bien caracterizada en salmónidos alrededor del mundo. Los signos clínicos y la tasa de mortalidad dependen de varios factores tales como la dosis viral, la edad del pez y la temperatura del agua, entre otros. Un estudio experimental se llevó a cabo para medir el efecto de la temperatura sobre el perfil de expresión génica de IFN-1(α), STAT-1 y Mx-1 en alevines de trucha arcoíris expuestos con IPNV. Los alevines (n=198) fueron expuestos a 8, 12 y 16°C, y se tomaron muestras durante 21 días para determinar el título viral y la expresión génica. En los primeros 11 días el mayor titulo viral se registró a 8ºC en comparación con 12 y 16. A 8°C, existió un incremento significativo en el día 4 del ARNm de Mx-1 (t-test, p<0.05), momento en que el título viral empezó a disminuir. Además conforme el título viral aumentaba, también STAT-1 y Mx-1 aumentaron (r=0.91) y (r=0.96) respectivamente. Los animales fueron capaces de recuperarse desde el día 4 de algunos de los síntomas de IPN. La enfermedad clínica se desarrolló únicamente en peces expuestos a 12°C y todos murieron entre el día 6 y 14, a pesar del incremento altamente significativo mostrado en el nivel promedio de expresión de Mx-1 a 12°C, comparados con los valores registrados a 8 y 16°C (Tukey, p<0.0001). Además los perfiles de expresión de IFN-1(α) y STAT-1 decrecieron el día 7 completamente (~0.016) y (~0.020) veces, respectivamente. El nivel de expresión promedio más alto de IFN-1(α) se registró a 16°C (Tukey, p<0.0005). Los alevines expuestos a 16°C se mostraron normales durante el experimento. IFN-1(α) posiblemente generó un efecto protector desde el día 2 cuando mostró un aumento significativo en comparación con los resultados a 8 y 12°C (t-student, p<0.0001); sin embargo, STAT-1 no fue afectado de manera significativa por la temperatura, aunque el más alto valor de expresión promedio se registró a 16°C. Nuestra investigación confirma que la expresión de genes relevantes de respuesta antiviral como IFN-1(α), STAT-1 y Mx-1 son fisiológicamente modulados por la temperatura del agua, influyendo directamente en el desarrollo de la enfermedad de IPN en trucha arcoíris.
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