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Regulation of immune responses by a tumor necrosis factor in pearl oysters: insights from PmTNF gene expression and function

Authors: Yifan Wu; Bidan Liang; Haiying Liang

DOI: 10.3724/abbs.2025003Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• PmTNF is a novel TNF gene in pearl oysters with conserved TNF domain and constitutive expression, highest in gills. • PmTNF expression is modulated by pathogen stimuli and nucleus insertion surgery, indicating its role in immune response. • RNA interference of PmTNF suppresses NF-κB pathway genes, while recombinant PmTNF upregulates them and enhances antioxidant enzyme activities. • PmTNF is a key regulator of pearl oyster immunity, linking NF-κB signaling and antioxidant defense.