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Evolutionary analysis of paired box gene family and biological function exploration of Lr.Pax7 in lamprey (Lethenteron reissneri)

Authors: Ayqeqan Nurmamat; Zihao Yan; Yao Jiang; Haoran Guan; Ruyu Zhuang; Shuyuan Zhang; Yuesi Zhou; Min Xiu; Ya Pang; Ding Li; Liang Zhao; Xin Liu; Yinglun Han

DOI: 10.3724/abbs.2024121Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The Pax gene family is evolutionarily conserved across vertebrates, with Lr.Pax7 in lamprey showing high sequence similarity to higher vertebrates, supporting lamprey as a model for studying gene evolution. • Lr.Pax7 is most closely related to Petromyzon marinus Pax7, positioning lamprey between vertebrates and invertebrates and providing insights into the ancestral state of Pax genes. • Structural predictions indicate that Lr.Pax7 shares a highly homologous pair-box domain with human Pax7, suggesting conserved DNA-binding and regulatory functions. • This study establishes a foundation for functional exploration of Pax7 in lamprey, potentially revealing ancestral roles in muscle and neural development.