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李森栋,等                                                                水产学报, 2025, 49(10): 109609

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              tissues of female adult darkbarbel catfish using the  database (GSE75614) . The raw data were prepro-
              Trizol  RNA  isolation  Kit  (Invitrogen  15596-026)  cessed using R, and genes with expression levels in
              according  to  the  manufacturer’s  protocol.  The  the top 50% were selected for further analysis.
              quantity  and  quality  of  extracted  total  RNA  were  To explore the mechanisms of WS acts in dif-
              examined  by  1%  agarose  gel  and  Nanodrop  2000,  ferent  tissues,  the  common  genes  between  RNA-
              and cDNAs were synthesized with the RNA reverse  seqs and WS targets predicted by Network pharma-
              transcript™ RT Reagent Kit (TaKaRa). QRT-PCR     cological  analysis  were  identified  in  brain(this
              was  performed  using  Lightcycler-FastStart  DNA  study) and liver (GSE75614) respectively, followed
              Master SYBR Green 1 and Lightcycler480 (Roche),  by  PPI  network  construction  using  STRING
              and qPCR  reaction  was  performed  in  10  μL,   con-  (https://cn.string-db.org/) to determine their roles.
              taining  1  μmol/L primers,  10  ng  cDNA,  and  1×  To  further  clarify  the  mechanism  behind  WS
              SYBR  Green  qPCR  Master  Mix  (Roche).  The    function in  alleviating  the  stress  response  in   dark-
              2 −∆∆C T    method  was  employed  to  calculate  the  barbel  catfish,  a  compound–target interaction   net-
              expression changes of target genes, following nor-  work  was  constructed.  The  network  of  WS–active
              malization  with  the  GeNorm-mean  of  darkbarbel
                                                               compounds–targets–stress-related targets were con-
              catfish β-actin. PCR was conducted under the condition:  structed  and  visualized  using  Cytoscape_v3.10.3.
              94 °C for 2 min, 33 cycles at 94 °C for 30 s, 57 °C
                                                               Additionally, KEGG pathway analysis was conduc-
              for  30  s,  and  72  °C  for  30  s.  All  samples  were
                                                               ted using ggplot2 in R to determine the role of WS
              examined  in  triplicate  and  experiments  were
                                                               target genes in stress-related pathways.
              repeated at least twice. The sequences of the PCR
                                                                   To evaluate the binding energies and interac-
              primer  pairs  used  in  this  study  are  listed  in  Table
                                                               tion  modes  between  the  candidate  compounds  and
              S2.
                                                               their  targets,  molecular  docking  was  performed

              1.6      Network  pharmacological  analysis  and  using  the  CB-DOCK2  online  docking  server
              molecular docking of WS                          (https://cadd.labshare.cn/cb-dock2/php/index.php)
                                                                                     [29]
                                                               based  on  AutoDock  Vina .  Pocket  detection  and
                   The  bioactive  compounds  of  WS  were
              screened  and  their  potential  targets  were  predicted  blind  docking  were  conducted  sequentially.  The
                                                               molecular structures of Withanolide A, Withanolide
              by  searching  the  ChEBI  (https://www.ebi.ac.uk/
              chebi/)  and  PCIDB  (https://www.genome.jp/db/  D,  and  Withanolide  J  were obtained  from   Pub-
                                                               Chem  (https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/),  and  the
              pcidb) databases. Relevant active compounds were
                                                               protein structures of IARS1 (Uniprot ID: P41252),
              identified  with  reference  to  the  study  by  Safar  M.
                       [13]
              Alqahtani .  SMILES  structures  were  retrieved  MAPK10 (PDB ID: 8WGF; resolution: 1.85 Å) and
              from PubChem (https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/),  MAPK8  (PDB  ID: 8X5M;  resolution:  2  Å)were
              and  compounds  meeting  the  criteria  of  drug-like-  downloaded  from  the  UniProt  and  PDB  databases
              ness (DL ≥ 0.18) and oral bioavailability (OB ≥  (http://www.rcsb.org/),   respectively.   Ligand
              30%)  were  retained.  The  PubChem  IDs  (CIDs),  molecules were pre-processed by adding hydrogen
              molecular  formulas  (MFs),  molecular  weights  atoms and partial charges, and their initial 3D con-
              (MWs), OB, and DL of these compounds were sum-   formations  were  generated  using  RDKit.  Missing
              marized for analysis. The potential targets of 13 act-  side-chain atoms and hydrogen atoms were added to
              ive compounds were predicted using the Swiss Tar-  the  receptor  proteins,  and  crystallized  water  was
              get Prediction database (http://www.swisstargetpre-  removed, all performed automatically by the Open-
              diction.ch/), with a probability threshold of >0 for  Babel  and  MGL  program  tools  provided  by  the
              target  selection.  Transcriptome  data  of  darkbarbel  online server.  Docking  binding  energy  was   calcu-
              catfish liver tissue were downloaded from the GEO  lated using the AutoDock Vina scoring function and

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