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OPEN ACCESS of Pacific white shrimp

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Metals measured1
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Year2026

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  • disease in Texas caused ~40% decrease in production from 296 tons similarity (9). Three functional domains are responsible for the
  • (7). The mature B-cell features a large central vacuole, which recognition receptor (PRRs) and hemocyanin, and a broad range
  • Mock (n = 30) and infected (n = 40) treatments were randomly into the GEM-X microfluidics chip, along with the barcoded gel
  • reverse gavage with 100 mL tryptic soy broth containing 2% sodium X Instrument to generate gel beads-in-emulsion (GEMs) and
  • A pilot study was conducted to select a suitable bacteria 2.5 Alignment and processing
  • CFU/shrimp was chosen for subsequent challenge. Daily, 20% of (Accession ASM4276789v1). The genome was converted to a Cell
  • barcode matrices using ‘cellranger count’ with intronic counts 2.7 Pathway analysis
  • UMI and < 45% mitochondrial gene expression were removed. The the compareCluster function, using cluster as the group.
  • differential gene expression analysis log2FC > 0.5, and expression in at least 25% of cells. The genes were
  • integration, cluster analysis was carried out using 1:20 dimensions Table 1). The libraries generated transcriptomes for 11,006 quality
  • for false-discovery rate (FDR), and the list was filtered for genes expressed genes (Supplementary Table 2), and significant GO and
  • with an adjusted P-value < 0.05 and a log2 fold-change (log2FC) > KEGG pathways (Supplementary Tables 3, 4) were identified.
  • expressed in at least 50% of the cells in each cluster. subunit (LOC113830073) and hemocyanin subunit-like
  • infected shrimp and two mock treated shrimp (A). The total mortality for the infected group was 30.0% compared to 14.3% in the mock treated
  • Single-cell atlas of L. vannamei hepatopancreatic cells (n = 3). (A) The nine clusters are presented with a tSNE plot. (B) Dot plot of the top five
  • (LOC113823617) (Figure 2A, Supplementary Table 2). The DE factor (ALF; LOC113800363, LOC113820510, LOC113810108,
  • energy production. Hep2, despite being a distinct cluster, only has receptor signaling pathway (pvm04620) (Supplementary Table 4).
  • Supplementary Table 2). The cells express hemocyanin vacuole (GO:0005773) (Supplementary Table 3), and KEGG
  • (GO:0010876, GO:0006869) (Supplementary Table 3). suggest that these cells internalize substances from the external
  • DNA-directed RNA polymerases I, II, and III subunit Rpb8 (Figure 2A, Supplementary Table 2). Furthermore, this cluster highly
  • Supplementary Table 2). Enriched GO pathways include member A (LOC113812977; Clec7a), alpha-N-acetylgalactosamine-
  • membrane (GO:0030659) (Supplementary Table 3) while the galactose-specific lectin nattectin-like (Nattectin-like; LOC138864390).
  • (pvm00531) and lysosome (pvm04142) (Supplementary Table 4). (GO:0009057) and endopeptidase activity (GO:0004175)
  • Cells in Hep5 expressed immune related genes, such as (Supplementary Table 3) which emphasizes the cells function
  • PDZ-motif protein 52 (Zasp52), muscle-specific protein 300 kDa reads/cell (Supplementary Table 1). These five libraries generated
  • chain 10 (zip) (Supplementary Table 2). The most significant KEGG samples taking batch effects into consideration, for a total of 27,374
  • (Supplementary Table 4). the VP AHPND infection study (Figure 3). Overall, the same
  • These include uncharacterized protein (LOC138865145), gamma- datasets (Supplementary Figure 6, Supplementary Tables 5–7).
  • regulator of G-protein signaling 7-like (LOC113828644) (25) and between infected shrimp (n = 3) and control shrimp (n = 5)
  • Supplementary Table 2). The protein transcribed by proportions show that the infected shrimp had higher proportions
  • domain of GABAb receptors”, therefore, this gene may transcribe (Control = 6.4%; Infected = 20.3%), lower proportions of HepVp3
  • another GABA receptor subunit. GABA receptors are present in (Control = 16.4%; Infected = 8.3%), HepVp5 (Control = 11.1%;
  • pre- and post-synaptic sites in the mammalian central nervous Infected = 5.1%), HepVp6 (Control = 8.1%; Infected = 0.6%) and
  • system. Interestingly, the cells also expressed RAS oncogene family HepVp7 (Control = 7.4%; Infected = 0.7%) (Figures 4), and
  • member Rab3 (rab3b), which are highly expressed by human approximately equal proportions of HepVp2 (Control = 18.1%;
  • enteroendocrine cells, pancreatic endocrine cells and inhibitory Infected = 15.7%), HepVp8 (Control = 3.8%; Infected = 3.1%) and
  • neurons (26, 27). Genes in the rab3 family were shown to HepVp9 (Control = 1.4%; Infected = 1.7%). The differentially
  • junction protein which enables communication between adjacent analysis of GO (Figure 6, Supplementary Table 10) and KEGG
  • cells, is also highly expressed. pathways (Figure 7, Supplementary Table 11).
  • transcriptomic analysis (Figure 1A). The total mortality for the (Supplementary Tables 12, 13) is significant is also presented as
  • infected group was 30.0% compared to 14.3% in the mock treated supplementary data.
  • were positive for V. parahaemolyticus, while the control shrimp Tables 8, 9). Hemocyanin (LOC113830073; HepVp1-8) was DE for

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  • digestion, immunity, molting and reproduction. The mechanism by which the
  • (Litopenaeus vannamei) were sampled to produce a single-cell transcriptomic
  • this journal is cited, in accordance with two mocked treated shrimp were sampled for an infection study. Primary cell
  • hepatopancreas (13–17). Interestingly, there is some disagreement 2.3 Sample preparation
  • construction. The samples were diluted to the target concentration
  • Hepatopancreatic samples were collected one hour post Dynabeads MyOne SILANE (ThermoFisher Scientific, Waltham,
  • 2.2 V. parahaemolyticus origin and culture PCR. Sample cleanup and size selection of cDNA amplicons were
  • The D4 VPAHPND strain, originating from Mexico, was used for sample quality and quantity were assessed using an Agilent
  • 175 rpm in TSBS. The 24 hr bacterial culture was then used to with the Qubit 1X dsDNA HS Assay Kit. cDNA samples were
  • the deceased shrimp hepatopancreas were sampled on the Ranger compatible format using ‘cellranger mkref’ (Cell Ranger
  • cells in the same cluster were compared using the ‘FindMarkers’
  • The atlas samples were integrated using Seurat. First, the most were visualized using UpSetR v1.4.0 (20).
  • 0.2. Integration for the infection study were integrated using The hepatopancreas from three healthy shrimp were collected to
  • harmony (v1.2.3) to account for batch effects, where atlas samples produce a single-cell transcriptomic atlas (Figure 1A). The libraries
  • were in batch 1 and mock/infection samples were in batch 2. After were sequenced to a depth of ~ 41,961 reads/cell (Supplementary
  • The atlas was generated from the hepatopancreas from three shrimp, whereas for the infection study, the hepatopancreas was collected from three
  • prophenoloxidase (proPO; LOC138859383), anti-lipopolysaccharide in digestion.
  • chain 10 (zip) (Supplementary Table 2). The most significant KEGG samples taking batch effects into consideration, for a total of 27,374

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