Insect molecular biology · 2026
LncRNA:CR43306 modulates testicular aging via cell adhesion in Drosophila.
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Wang Xiaorong, Huang Qiuru, Li Zhenbei, Wang Chenyu, He Xuxin, Li Jiaxin, Wang Xinda, Lin Ziwen, Yang Binbin, Hu Qingqing, Xia Qiushi, Sun Xiaoli, Yu Jun, Qi Yujuan
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The decline in testicular function with age has raised significant concerns. Long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) influences a wide array of physiological processes, including spermatogenesis. Nevertheless, the precise roles and regulatory mechanisms of lncRNA in testicular aging remain elusive. This investigation delves into the function of lncRNA:CR43306 in governing spermatogenesis during testicular aging. Depletion of lncRNA:CR43306 in 40-day-old Drosophila testes resulted in the hindrance of spermatogenesis, particularly affecting elongated spermatids, leading to functional senescence. Additionally, differentially expressed gene (DEG) expression analysis through bulk RNA-seq unveiled genes linked to elongated spermatids and cell adhesion. Our findings underscore the pivotal role of lncRNA:CR43306 in testicular aging by influencing cell adhesion. These discoveries illuminate the regulatory pathways of lncRNA in testicular aging and offer valuable insights for potential studies and therapeutic interventions.