2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbpb.2008.11.004
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The hexokinase gene family in the zebrafish: Structure, expression, functional and phylogenetic analysis

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“…A similar phylogenetic conclusion was reached in an analysis of hexokinase genes from zebrafish and mammals (González-Alvarez et al, 2009). Both Irwin and Tan (2008) and González-Alvarez et al (2009) found phylogenetic trees where the divergence of the amino-and carboxy-terminal hexokinase domains of the 100kD hexokinases is the most ancient, and with glucokinase being most closely related to the C-terminal hexokinase domains (Fig. 3B).…”
Section: Origin Of the Vertebrate Hexokinase Gene Familysupporting
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“…A similar phylogenetic conclusion was reached in an analysis of hexokinase genes from zebrafish and mammals (González-Alvarez et al, 2009). Both Irwin and Tan (2008) and González-Alvarez et al (2009) found phylogenetic trees where the divergence of the amino-and carboxy-terminal hexokinase domains of the 100kD hexokinases is the most ancient, and with glucokinase being most closely related to the C-terminal hexokinase domains (Fig. 3B).…”
Section: Origin Of the Vertebrate Hexokinase Gene Familysupporting
confidence: 74%
“…3B). The HKDC1 gene, in both studies, is most closely related to the hexokinase 1 gene (Irwin and Tan, 2008;González-Alvarez et al, 2009). Among the remaining hexokinases, hexokinase 2 is most closely related to hexokinase 1, with hexokinase 3 being most divergent (Fig.…”
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“…Los promotores "upstream" desencadenan la expresión de GK en tejidos no hepáticos, incluido el páncreas y el cerebro (Iynedjian, 2009). En peces, estudios realizados en dorada (Sparus aurata) revelan la presencia de un promotor de GK en el hígado (Egea et al, 2007).La expresión génica de GK en el conjunto del cerebro ha sido estudiada en dos especies de peces como son la trucha arco iris (Panserat et al, 2000) y el pez zebra (González-Álvarez et al, 2009). Además, la actividad/expresión génica de GK se ha descrito en cinco áreas específicas del cerebro tales como el telencéfalo, cerebro posterior, cerebro medio, hipotálamo (Soengas et al, 2006) e hipófisis (Polakof, comunicación personal).…”
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