16430.靈長類瘦蛋白基因(leptin)及其受體基因(leptinreceptor)進化研究

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2、內(nèi)容，可以采用影印、縮印或其他復制手段保存論文。(保密的論文在解密后應遵循此規(guī)定)～躲華黜缸靴吼本人及導師同意將學位論文提交至清華大學“中國學術(shù)期刊(光盤版)電子雜志社’進行電子和網(wǎng)絡出版，并編入(=NⅪ系列數(shù)據(jù)庫，傳播本學位論文的全部或部分內(nèi)容，同意按《中國優(yōu)秀博碩士論文全文數(shù)據(jù)庫出版章程》規(guī)定享受相關權(quán)益。研究生簽名：——導師簽名：——日期：摘要AbstractLeptinisamultiplefunctionalhormoneth

3、atmainlysecretedbyadiposetissueBybindingtoitsreceptor(LepR)，LeptinplaysanimportantroleinregulatingfeedingbehaviorenergymetabolismandkeepingconstancyofbodymassIntheevolutionaryhistoryofmammalian，Leptinappearedtobehighlyco

4、nservedHoweversomerecentinvestigationsprovideevidenceforepisodesofrapidgeneevolutionandpositiveselectionactingonsomemammalianspeciesInviewofthis，thefunctionoftheLeptinsofthosespeciesmayhaveundergoneadaptivemodificationAs

5、thecloserelativeofhumans，theevolutionarypatternsoftheLeptinfromnonhumanprimatesareattractingmoreandmoreattentionsSeveralevolutionarystudieshavesuggestedactionofpositiveselection011theprimateLeptinandspeculatedthattheirfu

6、nctioninprimateshasundergonemodificationalonewiththeevolutionofnewtissuespecificityorsomemorecrucialphysiologicalfunctionsHowevertheexactnumbersoflineagesofpositiveselectionthroughouttheprimatelineagesarestillcontroversi

7、alinpreviousstudiesComparedwithpreviousevolutionarystudies，whichbasedonverylimitedspecies圖)，wehereforthefisttimeanalyzedLeptinandLepRfrom33primatesspeciesbelongingtofourmajorgroupsofPrimates，ie，Prosimii，NewWorldMonkeyOld

8、WorldMonkeyandHominiodeaInterestinglypositiveselectionandadaptiveresiduesweredetectedintheLeptinoftheancestrallineageleadingtoHominiodeaandthattotheOldWorldMonkeybutnotintheotherlineageofprimatesInaddition，wedidnotfindth

9、epositiveselectionontheLepRofprimatesInthisregard，ourresultdidnotsupportthecoevolutionhypothesesbetweenLeptinandLeptinReceptorintheprimates，whichispredictedinpreviousstudiesInsum，ourresultslaythefoundationforfurtherstruc