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|a FABP regulates fatty acid metabolism and oxidative response via PPARα/RXR signaling in Litopenaeus vannamei following environmental exposure of clofibric acid
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|a Clofibric acid (CFA), a drug and personal care product, has been identified as ubiquitous in the aquatic system and surface water, causing pollution to the environment. In this study, after environmental (4 µg/L) levels of CFA challenge, the LvFABP, LvACS gene expressions, total haemocyte count (THC), relative enzymes (SOD1 and GST) activities in Litopenaeus vannamei were observed to decrease. In the meantime LvFATP, LvRXR expression and the level of NEFA were upregulated in L. vannamei body. LvFABP expression in vivo was knocked down by dsRNA-mediated RNA interference (RNAi), which led to significantly decreased levels of PPARα (including LvFATP, LvRXR and LvACS). When exposed to environmental CFA after 4 days, LvFABP knocked down group had a sharp upregulation of LvFATP, LvRXR, LvACS expression, GST activity and NEFA amount, following decreased THC and SOD1 activity. These results suggested that environmental concentration CFA may have some toxicological effect on L. vannamei, following fatty acids metabolism and oxidative stress responses by LvFABP via the PPARα/RXR signaling pathway, including LvFATP, LvRXR and LvACS
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