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    dc.contributor.authorMacías Villabona, William Augusto.-
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    dc.identifier.citationMacías Villabona, W. A. (2023). Efecto de la translocación de glucosa sobre el metabolismo de EXAIPTASIA DIAPHANA (Phylum: Cnidaria), en estado aposimbiótico y simbiótico. [Trabajo de Grado Pregrado, Universidad de Pamplona]. Repositorio Hulago Universidad de Pamplona. http://repositoriodspace.unipamplona.edu.co/jspui/handle/20.500.12744/10305es_CO
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    dc.descriptionAlgunos corales, animales del filo Cnidaria, se caracterizan por tener una asociación con microalgas fotosintéticas de la familia Symbiodiniaceae. Esta relación simbiótica es la base fundamental para que estos animales puedan vivir en aguas marinas oligotróficas tropicales y subtropicales, y construir el colorido y biodiverso ecosistema arrecifal coralino. Sin embargo, su lento crecimiento, su dificultad y alto costo de reproducción en cautiverio, han dificultado algunos estudios experimentales que aborden preguntas claves de su relación simbiótica. Por ello, la anémona Exaiptasia diaphana de la clase Anthozoa, es uno de los mejores modelos para el estudio de simbiosis por tener ventajas como realizar estudios a escala genómica. Con el fin de comprender un poco más su interacción simbiótica, esta investigación se basó en el análisis de Modos de Flujo Elemental para evaluar los efectos de la glucosa sobre la red metabólica de la anémona. Se tuvo en cuenta el estado aposimbiótico, bloqueando la entrada de glucosa y amonio, y el simbiótico, con flujo normal de estos metabolitos. Los resultados muestran que la condición aposimbiótica provoca una disminución en las reacciones de biomasa de algunos aminoácidos no esenciales y carbohidratos, en comparación con la condición simbiótica. Esto se debe a que la glucosa translocada por los simbiontes es utilizada por el hospedero para reciclar el amonio y posteriormente incorporarlo a los aminoácidos. Además, la desactivación de algunas reacciones implicadas en el metabolismo de Exaiptasia y la heterotrofia (obtención de nutrientes de fuentes externas) explica la disminución del potencial metabólico de los metabolitos de biomasa, fundamental en procesos como la respiración, el crecimiento y la reproducción del hospedero.es_CO
    dc.description.abstractSome corals, animals of the Cnidaria phylum, are characterized by having an association with photosynthetic dinoflagellates of the Symbiodiniaceae family. This symbiotic relationship is the fundamental basis for these animals to be able to live in tropical and subtropical oligotrophic marine waters, and build the colorful and biodiverse coral reef ecosystem. However, its slow growth, its difficulty and high cost of reproduction in captivity, have made it difficult for some experimental studies that address key questions of their symbiotic relationship. For this reason, the Exaiptasia diaphana anemone of the Anthozoa class is one of the best models for the study of symbiosis because it has advantages such as carrying out studies on a genomic scale. In order to better understand their symbiotic interaction, this research relied on Elemental Flow Modes analysis to assess the effects of glucose on the anemone's metabolic network. The aposimbiotic state was taken into account, blocking the entry of glucose and ammonium, and the symbiotic state, with normal flow of these metabolites. The results show that the aposimbiotic condition causes a decrease in the biomass reactions of some non-essential amino acids and carbohydrates, compared to the symbiotic condition. This is due to the fact that the glucose translocated by the symbionts is used by the host to recycle the ammonium and subsequently incorporate it into amino acids. In addition, the deactivation of some reactions involved in the metabolism of Exaiptasia and heterotrophy (obtaining nutrients from external sources) explains the decrease in the metabolic potential of biomass metabolites, essential in processes such as respiration, growth, and reproduction of the host.es_CO
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    dc.publisherUniversidad de Pamplona - Facultad de Ciencias Básicas.es_CO
    dc.subjectSimbiosis.es_CO
    dc.subjectModo de flujo elemental (EFM).es_CO
    dc.subjectModelo.es_CO
    dc.subjectGenoma.es_CO
    dc.subjectSymbiodiniacea.es_CO
    dc.titleEfecto de la translocación de glucosa sobre el metabolismo de EXAIPTASIA DIAPHANA (Phylum: Cnidaria), en estado aposimbiótico y simbiótico.es_CO
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