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Absence of murine CFAP61 causes male infertility due to multiple morphological abnormalities of the flagella 被引量:1
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作者 Tao Huang Yingying Yin +10 位作者 Chao Liu Mengjing Li xiaochen yu Xiuge Wang Haobo Zhang Tahir Muhammad Fei Gao Wei Li Zi-Jiang Chen Hongbin Liu Jinlong Ma 《Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2020年第10期854-864,M0004,共12页
Impaired flagellar development and impaired motility of sperm is a cause of infertility in males. Several genes, including those of the AKAP, CCDC, CFAP, and DNAH families, among others, are involved in the‘‘multipl... Impaired flagellar development and impaired motility of sperm is a cause of infertility in males. Several genes, including those of the AKAP, CCDC, CFAP, and DNAH families, among others, are involved in the‘‘multiple morphological abnormalities of the flagella"(MMAF) phenotype;these are the most common causes of male infertility. The Cilia-and flagella-associated protein(CFAP) family includes six members reported to cause MMAF phenotypes: CFAP43, CFAP44, CFAP69, CFAP65, CFAP70, and CFAP251. Here, we found that cilia-and flagella-associated protein 61(Cfap61) is highly expressed specifically in murine testes and show that the Cfap61-knockout male mice demonstrate MMAF phenotype, including sperm with short, coiled, and irregular flagella. Deletion of Cfap61 resulted in severe morphological and behavior abnormalities in sperm, reduced total sperm counts, impaired sperm motility, and led to male infertility.Notably, absence of Cfap61 impaired sperm flagella ultrastructural abnormalities on account of numerous distortions in multiple flagellum components. Immunostaining experiments in wild-type mice and healthy adult humans indicated that Cfap61 is initially localized at the neck of sperm, where it potentially functions in flagellum formation, and is later localized to the midpiece of the sperm. Thus, our study provides compelling evidence that dysregulation of Cfap61 affects sperm flagellum development and induces male infertility in mice. Further investigations of the CFAP61 gene in humans alongside clinical evidence showing MMAF phenotype in humans should contribute to our understanding of developmental processes underlying sperm flagellum formation and the pathogenic mechanisms that cause male infertility. 展开更多
关键词 Multiple morphological abnormalities of the flagella(MMAF) Male infertility Cfap61 Flagellum development
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A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE PROVISIONS OF VOLUME CONTRACT UNDER ROTTERDAM RULES
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作者 xiaochen yu Tiansheng Li 《Frontiers of Law in China-Selected Publications from Chinese Universities》 2012年第4期581-615,共35页
Volume contract as a new regime was introduced into the Rotterdam Rules by the proposal of the U.S. Delegation, which has pros and cons in terms of its inclusion. We shall, admit that, since the early form of service ... Volume contract as a new regime was introduced into the Rotterdam Rules by the proposal of the U.S. Delegation, which has pros and cons in terms of its inclusion. We shall, admit that, since the early form of service contract has been successfully applied in the transportation trade in the U.S., this regime indeed has its vitality. The author hereunder focuses on the inclusion of volume contract in the Rotterdam Rules, and introduces the history of the advent of service contract in the U.S. and then the advantages of the service contract of its application. Furthermore, the author analyzes the relevant provisions regarding volume contract in the Rotterdam Rules, as well as some critiques with respect to the concept of volume contract and provisions accordingly in the rules. 展开更多
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