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    dc.contributor.authorCarrillo Ruíz, Diego Enrigue.-
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    dc.identifier.citationCarrillo Ruíz, D. E. (2021). Caracterización in silico de sistemas Histidina cinasas de dos componentes en la familia Symbiodiniaceae [Trabajo de Grado Pregrado, Universidad de Pamplona]. Repositorio Hulago Universidad de Pamplona. http://repositoriodspace.unipamplona.edu.co/jspui/handle/20.500.12744/911es_CO
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    dc.descriptionLas vías de transducción de señales son fundamentales para el funcionamiento celular, así como, para el establecimiento, desarrollo y sostenimiento de la relación simbiótica mutualista Cnidaria-Symbiodiniaceae. Algunas de las proteínas de la familia Histidina Cinasa (HK) de dos componentes, podrían ser parte de la vía de transducción de señales encargada de la producción de glicerol, uno de los principales fotosintetatos transferidos por Symbiodiniaceae hacia sus hospederos cnidarios. Estas proteínas presentan dominios de sensibilización (DHp y CA) y un dominio de respuesta (RR), y pueden actuar como receptores mecánicos, foto- y quimio-receptores tanto en procariotas como en eucariotas (excepto animales y parásitos). Esta característica de recepción se debe a los diferentes eventos evolutivos que han convergido en la formación de proteínas HKs, ya que han ganado diversos dominios de proteínas a través de transferencia horizontal, duplicación y fusión de genes. Debido a lo anterior, las proteínas histidina cinasas pueden encontrarse como proteínas híbridas (con la adición de un dominio receptor REC) o simples conformadas únicamente por los dominios de sensibilización. Sin embargo, se desconoce la diversidad total y las características estructurales de las proteínas HK en la familia de microalgas dinoflageladas Symbiodiniaceae. Por tal motivo, se realizó una caracterización de proteínas Histidina Cinasas simples e híbridas en la familia Symbiodiniaceae y en la clase Dinophyceae con estilos de vida libre y simbiontes. Se construyeron filogenias de estas proteínas y se analizó la relación filogenética entre todas las proteínas respecto a la presencia de los dominios conservados. Además, por medio de análisis in silico, se caracterizó la ubicación subcelular de estas proteínas. En este trabajo se identificaron y caracterizaron filogenéticamente secuencias de proteínas Histidinas cinasas obtenidas de transcriptomas y genomas de protistas dinoflagelados de la familia Symbiodiniaceae y clase Dinophyceae, encontrándose una prevalencia de las HKs en microalgas que tienen una relación simbiótica con cnidarios escleractinios.es_CO
    dc.description.abstractThe signal transduction pathways are essential for cell function, as well as for the establishment, development, and maintenance of the mutualistic symbiotic relationship Cnidaria-Symbiodiniaceae. Some of the proteins of the two-component Histidine Kinase (HK) family could be part of the signal transduction pathway responsible for the production of glycerol, one of the main photosynthates transferred by Symbiodiniaceae to its cnidarian hosts. These proteins have sensitization domains (DHp and CA) and a response domain (RR) and can act as mechanical receptors, photo- and chemo-receptors in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes (except animals and parasites). This reception characteristic is due to the different evolutionary events that have converged in the formation of HKs proteins since they have gained various protein domains through horizontal transfer, duplication, and gene fusion. Due to the above, histidine kinases, proteins can be found as hybrid proteins (with the addition of a REC receptor domain) or simple proteins made up solely of the sensitization domains. However, the full diversity and structural characteristics of HK proteins in the dinoflagellate microalgae family Symbiodiniaceae are unknown. For this reason, a characterization of simple and hybrid Histidine Kinases proteins was carried out in the Symbiodiniaceae family and the Dinophyceae class with free lifestyles and symbionts. Phylogenies of these proteins were constructed and the phylogenetic relationship between all proteins was analyzed for the presence of conserved domains. Furthermore, using in silico analysis, the subcellular location of these proteins was characterized. In this work, histidine kinase protein sequences obtained from transcriptomes and genomes of dinoflagellate protists of the Symbiodiniaceae family and Dinophyceae class were identified and phylogenetically characterized, finding a prevalence of HKs in microalgae that have a symbiotic relationship with scleractinian cnidarians. Keywords:Signal transduction, histidine kinases, symbiosis, Symbiodiniaceae, in silico.es_CO
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    dc.publisherUniversidad de Pamplona – Facultad de Ciencias Básicas.es_CO
    dc.subjectTransducción de señales, Histidina cinasas, Simbiosis, Symbiodiniaceae, in silico.es_CO
    dc.titleCaracterización in silico de sistemas Histidina cinasas de dos componentes en la familia Symbiodiniaceae.es_CO
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