中国鸭茅主栽品种DNA指纹图谱构建

利用SSR标记和SCoT标记构建了我国主栽的21个鸭茅品种的DNA指纹图谱。从180对SSR引物和80个SCoT引物中,筛选出多态性高、谱带清晰的SSR引物和SCoT引物各24个。24对SSR引物在供试材料中共检测到186个条带,其中多态性条带为175个,品种特异条带6个,平均多态性比率94.03%,多态性信息量均值0.845,Shannon指数变幅0.4479~0.6549,基因多样性指数变幅0.2946~0.4633,可鉴别的品种数2~21个;利用24个SCoT引物在供试材料中共检测到321个条带,其中多态性条带为249个,品种特异条带6个,平均多态性比率76.33%,多态性信息量均值0.907,Shannon指数变幅0.2588~0.6329,基因多样性指数变幅0.1695~0.4451,可鉴别的品种数1~21个;5对SSR引物和5个SCoT引物在10个品种上具有唯一特征谱带,最终综合各项指标筛选出5个引物(A01E14、A01K14、B03E14、D02K13和SCoT23)上的37个条带用于鸭茅品种DNA指纹图谱构建,数据库中每个品种均具有唯一DNA指纹编码,构建的DNA指纹数据可用于鸭茅品种真伪鉴定,为品种权保护提供了科学依据。     

鸢尾属部分植物种质资源的RAPD分析

采用RAPD分子标记技术,从100个随机引物中筛选出多态性强、重复性好且稳定性高的引物18个,对38份野生鸢尾属材料进行扩增,共扩增出409条带,其中多态性带405条,多态性比率为99.0%,表明野生鸢尾属植物种间有丰富的遗传多态性;根据DNA谱带计算物种间遗传距离,聚类分析结果将鸢尾属38份材料划分为6组,其结果与传统生物学特性划分的6个亚属的分类结果基本一致;物种特有RAPD标记分析表明,利用18个引物可以较好地将鸢尾属38种植物区分开,其中9个材料得到了单一标记的扩增带,表明运用RAPD分子标记对研究鸢尾属植物特异性基因及标记的筛选等有一定的理论和实际应用价值。     

应用RAPD标记分析黑麦属品种的遗传多样性

四川农业大学小麦研究所侯永翠、郑有良、魏育明等研究人员对黑麦遗传多样性课题作了研究。他们采用随机扩增多态性DNA(RAPD)标记 ,对黑麦属 (SecaleL) 7个品种共 1 2份材料进行了遗传多样性检测 ,发现被检测材料间RAPD标记多态性较高 ,在 4 0个随机引物中 ,有 2 5个引物约占整个的 6 2 .5 %的扩增产物具有多态性。这 2 5个中共扩增出 1 6 7条带 ,其中 89条带约占 5 3.2 %具有多态性 ,每个引物可扩增出 1～ 1 0条多态性带 ,平均为 3～ 6条。RAPD标记遗传距离GD变异范围为 0 .1 382～ 0 .4 5 1 2 ,平均为 0 .2 71 2。通过聚类分析表…     

三种紫球藻亲缘关系RAPD分析

利用RAPD技术对铜绿紫球藻（Porphyridium aerugineum 755）,淡色紫球藻（Porphyridium purpureum 806）和紫球藻（Porphyridium cruentum）的亲缘关系进行分析。从50个随机引物中筛选出25个种间多态性较强,重复性较好的引物。检测到233个位点。在233个条带中有186个多态性位点。多态位点比率为79．73％,平均每个引物扩增9个条带,多态性条带7个。聚类分析结果表明：铜绿紫球藻、淡色紫球藻和紫球藻之间的平均遗传距离为0．455,其中铜绿紫球藻和淡色紫球藻之间的遗传距离为0．413,铜绿紫球藻和紫球藻之间的遗传距离为0．556,淡色紫球藻和紫球藻之间的遗传距离最小为0．396。所以由RAPD试验的分析结果可以得出：三种紫球藻为独立的种,其中淡色紫球藻和紫球藻是亲缘关系较近的两个不同种。紫球藻属种间个体DNA多态性比较丰富,因此利用RAPD技术可以从DNA水平上检测紫球藻属种间差异。     

ISSR标记技术在莲藕遗传研究中的运用

利用ISSR技术对 1 2个莲藕品种进行了DNA多态性分析。从 6 5个随机引物中筛选出 7个引物扩增基因组DNA ,共获得 91条带 ,其中 75条为多态性标记 ,每个引物平均提供 1 3个标记信息。由UPMGA方法得到的聚类分析结果表明了1 2个品种间的亲缘关系 ,聚类结果与它们的系谱关系非常吻合     

分子标记鉴定常山胡柚优良基因型的初步研究

本研究利用RAPD和ISSR分子标记对常山胡柚的优良基因型进行鉴定,并探讨常山胡柚的起源。从100个RAPD引物中筛选出12个多态性引物用于正式扩增,共得到117条DNA带,其中多态性DNA带64条,占扩增片段的54．7%;从105个ISSR引物中筛选出11个多态性引物用于正式扩增,共得到94条DNA带,其中多态性DNA带58条,占扩增片段的61．7%。RAPD和ISSR分析揭示了常山胡柚及其近缘种的一些特异性条带。ISSR共产生了15条特异条带,RAPD共产生12特异性条带。实验数据用AMOVA软件计算遗传距离,用NTSYS-pc软件构建UPGMA聚类树状图。结果显示,所有的基因型及不同种之间均能够彼此区分,分析得到的指纹图谱对常山胡柚种和基因型的鉴定具有潜在的应用价值,可用于优良基因型的鉴定。聚类分析结果显示常山胡柚和甜柚聚为一枝,确定了甜柚是杂交亲本之一,但是常山胡柚和柚的遗传距离较远,说明常山胡柚可能是甜橙、柚和柑桔属其他种的多重自然杂交的结果。     

三种紫球藻亲缘关系RAPD分析

利用RAPD技术对铜绿紫球藻（Porphyridium aerugineum 755）,淡色紫球藻（Porphyridium purpureum 806）和紫球藻（Porphyridium cruentum）的亲缘关系进行分析。从50个随机引物中筛选出25个种间多态性较强,重复性较好的引物。检测到233个位点。在233个条带中有186个多态性位点。多态位点比率为79.73%,平均每个引物扩增9个条带,多态性条带7个。聚类分析结果表明：铜绿紫球藻、淡色紫球藻和紫球藻之间的平均遗传距离为0.455,其中铜绿紫球藻和淡色紫球藻之间的遗传距离为0.413,铜绿紫球藻和紫球藻之间的遗传距离为0.556,淡色紫球藻和紫球藻之间的遗传距离最小为0.396。所以由RAPD试验的分析结果可以得出:三种紫球藻为独立的种, 其中淡色紫球藻和紫球藻是亲缘关系较近的两个不同种。紫球藻属种间个体DNA多态性比较丰富,因此利用RAPD技术可以从DNA水平上检测紫球藻属种间差异。     

应用SRAP标记绘制88份南瓜属种质资源DNA指纹图谱

为了给南瓜属种质资源鉴定和分类提供分子生物学依据,本研究采用SRAP分子标记技术与DNAMAN指纹图谱绘制软件对88份南瓜属种质资源(包含美洲南瓜、中国南瓜、印度南瓜)进行分子指纹图谱绘制。结果表明:35对SRAP多态性引物共扩增出499条清晰条带,其中多态性条带438条,多态性条带比率高达87.8%。根据扩增出的条带成功绘制出88份南瓜属种质资源的DNA指纹图谱,每一份种质都具有其独特的分子身份证,使得每份种质均可被区别开来。其中,多态性最好的引物是E5EM8,可以同时绘制72份南瓜属种质资源的指纹图谱。所有供试材料用5对多态性SRAP引物即可全部区别开来。研究表明,SRAP分子标记技术可成功地绘制南瓜属种质资源DNA指纹图谱。本研究对南瓜属种质资源鉴别、分子数据库构建及品种权保护具有较重要的意义。     

牛鞭草品种EST-SSR指纹图谱构建及遗传多样性分析

为探讨牛鞭草(Hemarthria spp.)品种间的遗传多样性,从86对EST-SSR引物中筛选出8对引物对牛鞭草属6个品种进行指纹图谱的构建及遗传多样性分析。结果表明,8对EST-SSR引物对牛鞭草属6个品种共扩增出193条清晰条带,多态性条带161条,多态性比例为83.4%。每条引物的多态信息含量(PIC)为0.480~0.695,平均为0.602。UPGMA聚类分析表明,牛鞭草属6个品种在相似系数为0.652处可分为两大类群。8对EST-SSR引物均能将6个品种完全区分开,以3对EST-SSR引物扩增的电泳图谱为基础,建立了牛鞭草属6个品种的指纹图谱标准模式图,每个品种都有唯一的指纹图谱。牛鞭草属6个品种的平均Nei’s基因多样性指数为0.333,平均Shannon信息指数为0.496,品种间的相似系数介于0.399~0.782之间。可见,牛鞭草属植物品种的遗传多样性较丰富,种间差异明显。     

10种冬青属植物遗传多样性RAPD和AFLPs分析

采用RAPD和AFLP技术,对10种冬青属植物基因组进行DNA片段扩增,以研究该属种间遗传多样性.结果表明:在RAPD分析中,通过对100种10个碱基随机引物的筛选,发现11种引物能得到多态性较高扩增产物,11种引物共扩增出301条多态性条带,多态率为98.63%.在AFLP分析中,3对选择性引物组合均扩增出了丰富的多态性片段.利用RAPD和AFLP技术分析,结果按UPGMA类平均法进行聚类,聚类结果显示冬青和代茶冬青,木姜冬青和浙江冬青以及光枝刺缘冬青与毛枝三花冬青之间的亲缘关系最近.     

Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA Analysis of Heterodera cruciferae and H. schachtii populations

Heterodera schachtii and H. cruciferae are sympatric in California and frequently occur in the same field upon the same host. We have investigated the use of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification of nematode DNA sequences to differentiate H. schachtii and H. cruciferae and to assess genetic variability within each species. Single, random oligodeoxyribonucleotide primers were used to generate PCR-amplified fragments, termed RAPD (random amplified polymorphic DNA) markers, from genomic DNA of each species. Each of 19 different random primers yielded from 2 to 12 fragments whose size ranged from 200 to 1,500 bp. Reproducible differences in fragment patterns allowed differentiation of the two species with each primer. Similarities and differences among six different geographic populations of H. schachtii were detected. The potential application of RAPD analysis to relationships among nematode populations was assessed through cluster analysis of these six different populations, with 78 scorable markers from 10 different random primers. DNA from single cysts was successfully amplified, and genetic variability was revealed within geographic populations. The use of RAPD markers to assess genetic variability is a simple, reproducible technique that does not require radioisotopes. This powerful new technique can be used as a diagnostic tool and should have broad application in nematology.     

Genetic differentiation of pedunculate oak Quercus robur L. in the European part of Russia based on RAPD markers

Using randomly amplified polymorphic DNA markers (RAPD), genetic variation and differentiation in four populations of pedunculate oak Quercus robur L. were examined. The populations occupy a large part of the Quercus robur range in the European Russia (Voronezh and Novgorod oblasts; Republics of Mordovia and Bashkortostan). With each of six random primers (A02, A09, A17, B01, B08, B11), 96 DNA samples were analyzed by PCR. In all, 48 putative polymorphic RAPD loci were detected. We failed to reveal population-specific DNA fragments for any primer although the frequencies of 14 fragments were significantly different among populations. The oak populations studied exhibited high variability: 73-90% of genes were polymorphic and the effective allele number was about 1.4. The total genetic variation varied from 0.202 (Vor) to 0.245 (Nov), which corresponded to the estimates for populations of this species from Central and Western Europe. The populations examined showed low among-population differentiation (GST = 0.098); gene flow Nem was 4.61. The proportion of among-population variation of the RAPD loci studied accounted for 7% of the total variability; more than 93% of the total variability was explained by individual and within--population variation.     

Detection of Polymorphic DNA and Taxonomic Relationships Among 10 Wild Perennial Soybean Species Using Specific and Arbitrary Nucleotide Primers

Polymorphic DNA in complex genomes of agronomic crops can be detected using specific nucleotide and arbitrary primers and the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Nineteen accessions representing 10 species of the wild perennial soybean were evaluated using 4 sets of specific primers and 3 sets of random amplified polymorphic DNAs (RAPD) primers. The potential of the RAPD assays was further increased by combining two primers in a single PCR. The fragments generated by the two assays discriminated 10 wild species by banding profiles. The size of the amplified DNA fragments ranged from 100 to 2100 base pairs. The resolved PCR products yielded highly characteristic and homogeneous DNA fingerprints. The fingerprints were useful not only for investigating genetic variability but also for further characterizing the wild soybean species by detecting inter- and intra-specific polymorphisms, constructing dendrograms defining the phylogenetic relationships among these species, and identifying molecular markers for the construction of genetic linkage maps. Furthermore, unique markers distinguishing particular species were also identified. Thus, it is expected that PCR will have great relevance for taxonomic studies. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Genetic segregation of random amplified polymorphic DNA in diploid cultivated alfalfa.

Polymerase chain reaction was used, with single 10-mer primers of arbitrary sequence, to amplify random regions of genomic DNA from a diploid cultivated alfalfa backcross population. Segregation of the random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) fragments was analysed to determine if RAPD markers are suitable for use as genetic markers. Of the 19 primers tested, 13 amplified a total of 37 polymorphic fragments, of which 28 (76%) segregated as dominant Mendelian traits. RAPD markers appear useful for the rapid development of genetic information in species like alfalfa where little information currently exists or is difficult to obtain.     

Genetic diversity in natural populations of Jacaranda decurrens Cham. determined using RAPD and AFLP markers

Jacaranda decurrens (Bignoniaceae) is an endemic species of the Cerrado with validated antitumoral activity. The genetic diversity of six populations of J. decurrens located in the State of São Paulo was determined in this study by using molecular markers for randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) and amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP). Following optimization of the amplification reaction, 10 selected primers generated 78 reproducible RAPD fragments that were mostly (69.2%) polymorphic. Two hundred and five reproducible AFLP fragments were generated by using four selected primer combinations; 46.3% of these fragments were polymorphic, indicating a considerable level of genetic diversity. Analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) using these two groups of markers indicated that variability was strongly structured amongst populations. The unweighted pair group method with arithmatic mean (UPGMA) and Pearson''s correlation coefficient (RAPD -0.16, p = 0.2082; AFLP 0.37, p = 0.1006) between genetic matrices and geographic distances suggested that the population structure followed an island model in which a single population of infinite size gave rise to the current populations of J. decurrens, independently of their spatial position. The results of this study indicate that RAPD and AFLP markers were similarly efficient in measuring the genetic variability amongst natural populations of J. decurrens. These data may be useful for developing strategies for the preservation of this medicinal species in the Cerrado.     

Identification of wild and cultivated Hordeum species using two-primer RAPD fragments

Random amplified polymorphic DNAs (RAPD) analysis has been adapted to assess the degree of RAPD polymorphism within the genus Hordeum to determine if this approach can distinguish wild and cultivated species. Nineteen wild and seven cultivated accessions were evaluated using 4 random 10-mer primers. The potential of the RAPD assay was further increased by combining two primers in a single polymerase chain reaction (PCR). RAPD fragments generated by two pairs of arbitrary 10-mer primers discriminated six wild species and one cultivated species by banding profiles. The size of the amplified DNA fragments ranged from 150 to 2300 base pairs. 33 %percent of the fragments were common to both wild and cultivated species; 67% were specific to either wild or cultivated species. The average difference in fragments was less within the species than among the species. By comparing RAPD fingerprints of wild and cultivated barley, markers were identified among the set of amplified DNA fragments which could be used to distinguish wild and cultivated Hordeum species. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

DNA fragments of organellar origin in random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) patterns of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.)

The technique of random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) offers a broad range of applications in the investigation of plant genomes. A promising prospect is the use of RAPD products as genetic markers. We have investigated a possible organellar source of fragments in RAPD patterns of total DNA. Two nearly-isogenic lines of cytoplasmic male-sterile and male-fertile sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) were subjected to RAPD analysis with six different primers. Total, nuclear, mitochondrial (mt), and chloroplast (cp), DNA from each line were investigated. Reproducible DNA fingerprints could be obtained from both organellar DNAs. Differences in band patterns of mtDNA between cytoplasmic male-sterile and -fertile lines were observed with five out of six primers, whereas different cpDNA patterns were generated by one of the primers. Consequently, the RAPD technique can be used to discriminate between different cytoplasms. Clear evidence is provided for the organellar origin of fragments in genomic (total DNA) RAPD patterns. The consequences of these results for the interpretation of RAPD analyses are discussed.     

Genetic Differentiation of Pedunculate Oak Quercus robur L. in the European Part of Russia Based on RAPD Markers

Using randomly amplified polymorphic DNA markers (RAPD), genetic variation and differentiation in four populations of pedunculate oak Quercus robur L. were examined. The populations occupy a large part of the Quercus robur range in the European Russia (Voronezh and Novgorod oblasts; Republics of Mordovia and Bashkortostan). With each of six random primers (A02, A09, A17, B01, B08, B11), 96 DNA samples were analyzed by PCR. In all, 48 putative polymorphic RAPD loci were detected. We failed to reveal population-specific DNA fragments for any primer although the frequencies of 14 fragments were significantly different among populations. The oak populations studied exhibited high variability: 73–90% of genes were polymorphic and the effective allele number was about 1.4. The total genetic variation varied from 0.202 (Vor) to 0.245 (Nov), which corresponded to the estimates for populations of this species from Central and Western Europe. The populations examined showed low among-population differentiation (G _ST = 0.098); gene flow N _e m was 4.61. The proportion of among-population variation of the RAPD loci studied accounted for 7% of the total variability; more than 93% of the total variability was explained by individual and within-population variation.     

Suitability of Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA for Genetic Markers in the Aphid Parasitoid, Aphelinus asychis Walker

The repeatability, variability, transmission, and linkage relationships of random amplified polymerphic DNA (RAPD) fragments were examined using six inbred lines of the haplodiploid parasitoid, Aphelinus asychis, originally collected on one date from a single held in southern France. Repeatability of RAPD fragments could be adequately judged using two replicate amplifications of the same individual in the same amplification run. Thirty-one of 136 repeatable fragments generated by 14 primers were polymorphic among lines. Segregation ratios in Fz males did not differ from 1:1 and extrachromosomal transmission was not observed. However, 5 nonparental bands that would increase the apparent number of loci by 16.2% in outbreeding populations were detected in hybrid F₁ females. In addition, linkage analysis indicates that the 31 polymorphic bands represent 19 presence-absence loci and 6 biallelic, fragment length polymorphism (FLP) or FLP-like loci. Four linkage groups were detected. Our main conclusion is that RAPD polymerphisms cannot be used as genetic markers unless information identifying nonparental bands and FLP and FLP-like loci is obtained. This information can be obtained during the course of typical population surveys in haplodiploid species because of male haploidy. In diploid species though, crossing experiments or DNA hybridization tests to establish homology are necessary prior to working with unpedigreed populations.     

RAPD analysis of genetic variation between a group of rose cultivars and selected wild rose species

The genetic variability based on random-amplified polymorphic DNA markers was analysed among 10 cultivated rose varieties and 9 wild species from three different series of the genus Rosa. Using 13 different RAPD primers, 104 polymorphic DNA fragments with a high potential to differentiate rose genotypes could be produced. A dendrogram displaying the relative genetic similarities among the genotypes shows the existence of large genetic diversity among the cultivated roses as compared to the wild species. Furthermore, the main clusters found here are in agreement with known pedigrees and the classical taxonomy. However, the relationships between cultivated roses as inferred by RAPD markers do not correlate with the classical rose classification system. From the present data it is concluded that cultivated roses display a high level of genetic variability despite the fact that single morphological and physiological characters may be less polymorphic within rose groups. This contrasts with the widely accepted opinion of a lack of genetic variability in roses. This is also in accordance with the reported history of rose breeding which makes it highly probable that rose genomes comprise mosaics of different species genomes. As a consequence, it may be possible to utilize the high genetic variability of all genetic traits not under actual selection by breeders for future breeding programmes.