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Additionally, the results of co-immunoprecipitation showed that CgRel2 or CgRel1 could interact with oyster IκB1, IκB2 and IκB3 proteins strongly, which may be critical for the immune signaling transduction and the regulation of its immune functions. Together, these results suggest that CgRel2 could respond to pathogenic infection, participate in the immune signal transduction and activate NF-κB, TNFα and CgIL-17 reporter genes. Thus, CgRel2 could play an important role in the oyster immune system. Glyphosate is a widely used pesticide worldwide. The problem surrounding glyphosate is worth investigating, especially with its increased use, and an increasing number of studies have found that the toxic effect of glyphosate is objective. Metabolism inhibitor MiR-203 was seldom found in fish diseases or glyphosate researches. This article aims to explore the effect of miR-203 on carp lymphocytes during glyphosate exposure. Therefore, acridine orange/ethidium bromide (AO/EB) and flow cytometry were carried out to evaluate apoptosis, and we also detected CYPs (CYP1A1, CYP1B1, CYP1C), cytokine secretion (IL-1β, IL-8, IL-10, IFN-γ, TNF-α), inflammatory factors (NF-κB, cox-2), and the expression of miR-203 and the PI3K/AKT pathway by RT-PCR and Western blot analyses. Our results demonstrated that glyphosate exposure could induce lymphocyte apoptosis via regulation of miR-203 targeting of PI3K/AKT, which was accompanied by CYPs activation, abnormal cytokine expression and an inflammatory response. These results show that glyphosate is not nontoxic to fish and provide new insights for the usage of glyphosate as an herbicide in the future. This study was conducted to examine the combinatory effects of β-glucan and oxytetracycline (OTC) on hybrid giant tiger groupers (Epinephelus fuscoguttatus × Epinephelus lanceolatus). In vitro tests, OTC significantly reduced superoxide anion production and phagocytic activity in primary head kidney leukocytes. However, this suppressive effect was alleviated by co-treatment with β-glucan. Subsequently, feeding trials were performed to investigate the potential immunomodulatory effects of dietary β-glucan alone or in combination with OTC on groupers. A total of 210 healthy groupers (368.00 ± 51.03 g) were divided into six groups. Group 1 was the control group, group 2 (BG) received 5 g β-glucan per kg feed weight, groups 3-5 received 5 g/kg β-glucan in combination with 10, 30, or 50 mg OTC/kg fish weight/day (groups M1, M2, and M3, respectively), and group 6 (O) received 50 mg OTC/kg fish weight/day. Fish were sampled to determine the innate immunity parameters and residual OTC levels in the muscle tissue during a 28-day feeding regimen. Residual OTC levels were considerably higher in groups M3 and O compared with the other groups, and peaked on day 14. This was followed by a slight decrease on day 28, despite a continuous supply of OTC. Notably, fish fed with OTC alone had significantly decreased phagocytic rates and superoxide anion production observed in head kidney leukocytes, as well as poorer protection against Vibrio alginolyticus infection. These immunosuppressive effects were not observed in the fish fed with β-glucan in combination with a lower dose of OTC (group M2). Thus, these data suggest that the combination of dietary β-glucan and OTC exerts synergistic immunostimulating effects that protect groupers from bacterial infection. Exploring molecular markers related to economic traits of livestock is of great significance to breeding. Long-chain fatty acid COA synthetase (ACSL) plays a crucial role in lipid synthesis and metabolism, which may affect animal growth. This study was to investigate the polymorphism of ACSL gene and its association with the growth trait of the donkey. Three insertions and two deletions were detected on the introns of ACSL3 gene in 450 Dezhou donkeys using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. After that, linkage disequilibrium analysis found that there was a strong linkage among ACSL3 gene loci in Dezhou donkey. Association analysis of growth traits showed that ACSL3-1, ACSL3-2, ACSL3-3, and ACSL3-4 loci were significantly associated with body weight and other growth traits (P  less then  0.05). Furthermore, five high frequency haplotypes were identified in Dezhou donkey, and haplotype combination analysis showed that among the first three high-frequency combinations, the low-frequency Hap3Hap3 (II-DD-II-DD-DD) homozygous haplotype combination was lower than the other two groups (Hap1Hap1, Hap5Hap5) in the chest width and chest depth (P  less then  0.05) of the female. Conclusively, the results of this study indicated that the polymorphisms in ACSL3 gene can be used as molecular markers to participate in donkey breeding. PURPOSE To report the feasibility and mid-term outcomes of a redo fenestrated and/or branched endovascular aortic repair (re-F/BEVAR) to rescue failed previous FEVAR. METHOD s Consecutive patients undergoing re-F/BEVAR were reviewed retrospectively. Electronic databases, clinical data, all imaging studies and initial stent graft planning were reviewed to assess causes of initial stentgraft failure and outcomes of re-F/BEVAR. Data is presented as median and interquartile range. RESULTS Five out of 221 (2.2 %) patients receiving a FEVAR between 2007 and 2015 underwent re-F/BEVAR between 2012 and 2016 (52 (34 - 80) months postoperatively). An unsuitable initial proximal sealing zone for the original FEVAR had been chosen in all patients. The failures motivating re-F/BEVAR became apparent as type Ia endoleaks (3 isolated and 1 combined with graft migration) and a graft migration associated with significant proximal aortic expansion (1 patient). Median operative time was 206 (202-378) minutes and technical success was achieved in all cases. Two patients received staged procedures. No perioperative death or spinal cord ischemia occurred. During a follow-up of 37 (22 - 56) months, 2 patients underwent late reinterventions 1 patients required 1 reintervention and 1 patient required 4 reinterventions including a type III endoleak with rupture. Secondary success could be achieved in all case. There were 2 non-aneurysm-related deaths. CONCLUSION Late FEVAR failure is rare and follows poor initial graft planning. Re-F/BEVAR is technically demanding but mid-term outcomes are acceptable even if reinterventions are needed in some patients. Re-F/BEVAR represents a valuable approach to rescue failed FEVAR but the findings need to be confirmed on larger scale preferably with multicentre contribution.