中国普通野生稻核糖体RNA基因限制性片段长度多态性

对９８份普通野生稻、亚洲栽培稻及稻进行了核糖体ＲＮＡ基因间间隔区的限制性片段长度多态性分析。共发现３０种长度变异类型,组成４５种表现型。广西普通野生稻的ｒＤＮＡ间隔序列长度多样性最丰富,２４份材料中长度变异类型,     

中国普通野生稻核糖体RNA墓因限制性片段长度多态性

对98份普通野生稻、亚洲栽培稻及稻进行了核糖体RNA基因间间隔区的限制性片段长度多态性（RFLP）分析。共发现30种长度变异类型,组成45种表现型。广西普通野生稻的rDNA间隔序列长度多样性最丰富,24份材料中检测到25种长度变异类型,共组成22种表现型。rDNA间隔区长度变异类型的地理分布与纬度相关,高纬度来源的普通野生稻的rDNA间隔区长度较短,与粳稻的长度变异类型相似;低纬度来源的材料rDNA间隔长度趋长,与籼稻的长度变异类型相似;稻的长度变异类型与粳稻相似。提出了华南是野生稻变异中心的观点,并指出对我国野生稻资源进行保护的重要性。     

油菜细胞质雄性不育系叶绿体DNA特异片段的分子克隆

采用高离子浓度缓冲液法分别提取油菜不育系及保持系的叶绿体DNA。经Sepharcse 4B柱层析纯化后,得到具有较高纯度的叶绿体DNA样品。将其分别用Eco RI、Bam HI、HimdHI、PstI和XhoI 5种限制性内切酶酶解,得到5种限制性内切酶图谱。其中除PstI图谱外,其它4种酶谱均显示出明显的两系间叶绿体DNA结构差异。以pBR 322为载体,分别克隆了不育系Bam HI图谱上的3个特异片段。得到的3个克隆,经克隆杂交及电泳分析后,证实分别带有上述3个目的片段。这些特异片段的特性及其与花粉育性的关系尚在研究中。     

香菇野生菌株线粒体DNA多态性

利用PCR技术扩增了我国 7个省的 2 0个野生香菇菌株的线粒体DNA的 2个小区段 ,利用限制性酶切技术研究这 2个片段长度多型性 (RFLPs) ,结果显示 ,2 0个野生香菇菌株间的线粒体DNA在研究的区段上分为 2大类型 ,相似性为 70 % ,与栽培种相比存在较大的遗传差异。     

龙葵叶绿体ATP合酶α-亚单位基因的克隆

本研究以菠菜叶绿体DNA 2.45kb的SalI片段(含有ATP合酶α-亚单位基因)为探针,从龙英叶绿体DNA BamHI片段文库中筛选出含龙葵叶绿体atpA基因的克隆。通过Southrcn吸印与探针杂交,证明了重组质粒pSB 132的插入片段含有atpA基因。同时将atpA基因定位在龙葵叶绿体DNA SalI、BglI、XhoI和BamHI 4种酶切图谱的限制性片段上。     

青海湖裸鲤mtDNA遗传多样性的初步研究

本用Bcl、AvaⅠ,BamHⅠ,PstⅠ,KpnⅠ,PvuⅡ共6种限制性内切核酶,分析了15尾青海湖裸鲤mtDNA的限制片段长度多态性,共检测出20个酶切位点,发现BclⅠ,BamHⅠ和PvuⅡ三种酶切类型具有多态性。根据不同个体mtDNA的酶切类,青海湖裸鲤存在4种mtDNA单位型,计算mtDNA多态度π值为0．0043,初步认为青海湖裸鲤在线粒体DNA上存在较丰富的群体内变异。     

水稻(Oryza sativa L.)核基因组存在叶绿体psbA基因的同源片段

序列比较说明,重复DNA顺序pRRD9与水稻叶绿体基因组中编码QB蛋白的psbA基因存在高度的同源。用pRRD9亚克隆片段pRRD9R和片段pRRD9L对水稻的叶绿体和核DNA进行Southern杂交分析,揭示了psbA基因同源片段在某个进化时期由叶绿体基因组转移到水稻核基因组,而且两者在水稻进化过程中的变异程度存在明显的差异。利用它们对野生稻和栽培稻总DNA的Southern杂交分析,显示亚洲栽培稻与AA基因组型的野生稻有较近的亲缘关系,以及在部分野生稻产生特异的杂交带谱,说明它可以作为一种分子探针来研究水稻的进化问题。     

菠菜叶绿体DNA 4.1 kb的SalⅠ片段的克隆

利用pBR 322衍生质粒DNA为载体,将菠菜叶绿体DNA的SalⅠ限制性片段插入质粒的Sal Ⅰ位点,获得52个含重组质粒的菌落(Ap~rTc~5)。并对每个克隆的质粒进行限制性内切酶分析,通过Southern吸印与探针杂交,证明了重组质粒pSS104含有的插入DNA是菠菜叶绿体DNA 4.1kb的SalⅠ片段。迄今在该片段尚未定位任何已知的叶绿体基因,用大肠杆菌的活体系统也未能发现这段DNA的转录产物,本文对此进行了讨论。     

单纯疱疹病毒Ⅱ型DNA克隆片段的限制酶切分析

本文采用10种限制性内切核酸酶分析了单纯疱疹病毒Ⅱ型(HSV-2)335株DNA BglⅡ8种克隆片段共12个重组质粒。发现了HSV-2 DNA L链末端区域有限制酶切位点的变异并对HSV-2 DNA单一序列区域和末端重复区域的稳定性进行了初步讨论。本文应用末端标记技术和末端杂交分析法对编码糖蛋白D的HSV-2 DNA BglⅡL片段和含有形态学转化基因的HSV-2DNA BglⅡN片段进行了详细的限制性内切核酸酶物理图谱分析。     

医学分子遗传学讲座 第五讲限制性片段长度多态性

每个个休在溃传上是不同的,而不同的本质不是 在基因产物＿匕而是在DNA水平上的差异。这些差异 大多数都是由于不编码蛋白质的区域和没有重要调节 功能的区域发生了中立突变,这些中立突变所构成的 DNA变异称为DNA多态性。DNA多态性本质是 由于进化过程中的各种原因引起染色体DNA中核营 酸排列顺序发生了改变,当这种改变涉及到限制性内 切酶识别位点时,利用限制性内切酶可将DNA切割 成不同长度的限制性片段。这类不同长度的限制性片 段类型在人群中所呈现的多态频率分布现象,就称为 限制制性片段长度多态性（RFLP)o RFLP具有广泛 的用途,它可以作为一种“遗传路标”,对人类基因组制 图提供必要的标记,当多态性顺序与人类遗传性疾病 位点连锁时,可作为遗传缺陷的产前诊断或是鉴别携 带者的标记,还可以应用于亲子鉴定和群体研究等方 面。     

Cloning and characterization of ribosomal RNA genes from wheat and barley.

Wheat and barley DNA enriched for ribosomal RNA genes was isolated from actinomycin D-CsCl gradients and used to clone the ribosomal repeating units in the plasmid pAC184. All five chimeric plasmids isolated which contained wheat rDNA and eleven of the thirteen which had barley rDNA were stable and included full length ribosomal repeating units. Physical maps of all length variants cloned have been constructed using the restriction endonucleases Eco Rl, Bam Hl, Bgl II, Hind III and Sal I. Length variation in the repeat units was attributed to differences in the spacer regions. Comparison of Hae III and Hpa II digestion of cereal rDNAs and the cloned repeats suggests that most methylated cytosines in natural rDNA are in -CpG-. Incomplete methylation occurs at specific Bam Hl sites in barley DNA. Detectable quantities of ribosomal spacer sequences are not present at any genomic locations other than those of the ribosomal RNA gene repeats.     

Associations between Nuclear Loci and Chloroplast DNA Genotypes in Wild Barley

Associations among alleles at nine nuclear loci and three chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) genotypes were assessed in a sample of 247 accessions of the wild barley, Hordeum vulgare ssp. spontaneum. Alleles at two of the nine nuclear loci are marked by length variations in the intergenic spacer region of ribosomal DNA (rDNA), and those of the other seven loci are well characterized allozymes. The three chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) genotypes are marked by restriction fragment length polymorphisms resulting from three polymorphic restriction sites detected by Southern blot hybridization. The analyses were performed by dividing the nine nuclear loci into a series of two-locus subsets and constructing log-linear models to characterize associations between the subsets of two nuclear loci and the cpDNA genotypes. Statistically significant associations were detected between six of the nine nuclear loci and the cpDNA genotypes, either individually as pairwise correlations, or through interaction with another nuclear locus to form three-variate complexes. Although the sample size of the present study was inadequate for statistical evaluation of higher order interactions, the results suggest the existence of interactions in which more than two nuclear loci are involved in associations with cpDNA genotypes. The observed cytonuclear associations appear to result from interplay among a number of evolutionary forces including a mating system of predominant selfing, differentiation among gene pools of local populations, and adaptation of barley genotypes to specific environmental conditions.     

Molecular Analysis of the Hot Spot Region Related to Length Mutations in Wheat Chloroplast Dnas. I. Nucleotide Divergence of Genes and Intergenic Spacer Regions Located in the Hot Spot Region

The nucleotide divergence of chloroplast DNAs around the hot spot region related to length mutation in Triticum (wheat) and Aegilops was analyzed. DNA sequences (ca. 4.5 kbp) of three chloroplast genome types of wheat complex were compared with one another and with the corresponding region of other grasses. The sequences region contained rbcL and psaI, two open reading frames, and a pseudogene, rpl23' (pseudogene for ribosomal protein L23) disrupted by AT-rich intergic spacer regions. The evolution of these genes in the closely related wheat complex is characterized by nonbiased nucleotide substitutions in terms of being synonymous/nonsynonymous, having A-T pressure transitions over transversions, and frequent changes at the third codon position, in contrast with the gene evolution among more distant plant groups where biased nucleotide substitutions have frequently occurred. The sequences of these genes had diverged almost in proportion to taxonomic distance. The sequence of the pseudogene rpl23' changed approximately two times faster than that of the coding region. Sequence comparison between the pseudogene and its protein-coding counterpart revealed different degrees of nucleotide homology in wheat, rice and maize, suggesting that the transposition timing of the pseudogene differed and/or that different rates of gene conversion operated on the pseudogene in the cpDNA of the three plant groups in Gramineae. The intergenic spacer regions diverged approximately ten times faster than the genes. The divergence of wheat from barley, and that from rice are estimated based on the nucleotide similarity to be 1.5, 10 and 40 million years, respectively.     

Phylogenetic analysis of restriction-site variation in wild and cultivated Amaranthus species (Amaranthaceae)

Amaranthus includes approximately 60 species, of which three are cultivated as a grain source. Many wild Amaranthus species possess agriculturally desirable traits such as drought and salt tolerance, and pathogen resistance. We examined relationships among wild and cultivated Amaranthus species based upon restriction-site variation in two chloroplast DNA regions and in a nuclear DNA region. The chloroplast regions consisted of (1) an intergenic spacer in transfer RNA genes and (2) the ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase gene with a flanking open reading frame. The nuclear region was the internal transcribed spacers ITS-1 and ITS-2 flanking the 5.8S gene in the ribosomal DNA. These regions were amplified by the polymerase chain reaction and digested with a total of 38 restriction endonucleases. We detected 11 potentially informative restriction-site mutations and seven length-polymorphisms among the 28 Amaranthus species. Parsimony analysis was used to find the shortest tree for each separate data set (chloroplast, nuclear, and length) and for two combined matrices (chloroplast/nuclear and all data sets). Overall, there was a low level of variation which generated poorly resolved trees among the 28 species. Congruence analyses revealed that the chloroplast and nuclear data sets were congruent with each other but not to the length data set. The congruence of the chloroplast and nuclear data sets suggested that cytoplasmic gene flow may not be a confounding factor in our analyses. The phylogeny also suggested that drought tolerance evolved independently several times. The molecular phylogeny provides a basis for selection of species pairs for crop development.     

Evidence for the hybrid origin of<Emphasis Type="Italic">potamogeton ×cooperi</Emphasis> (<Emphasis Type="Italic">Potamogetonaceae</Emphasis>): Traditional morphology-based taxonomy and molecular techniques in concert

The identity of plants morphologically intermediate betweenPotamogeton crispus andP. perfoliatus from two recently discovered sites, one in Moravia, Czech Republic and another in Wales, United Kingdom, was investigated with molecular markers. Evidence from restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of the nuclear internal transcribed spacer region of ribosomal DNA and of thetrnK-trnQ chloroplast DNA intergenic spacer confirmed the morphology-based determination of two putative hybrid samples asP. ×cooperi. The hybrids showed the ITS variants of both parental taxa, consistent with the expected biparental inheritance of nuclear DNA. The chloroplast DNA markers indicateP. crispus as the female parent in both hybridization events. The hybrid origin of another dubious sample was excluded by the molecular data, in accordance with previous detailed morphological examination. This plant represented an extreme, narrow-leaved form ofP. perfoliatus, imitatingP. ×cooperi in some characters. The results of the molecular analyses are discussed in relation to the morphology of the plants. They underline that somePotamogeton hybrids could indeed be identified by careful and detailed morphological examination and also that these identifications were reliable and confirmed by molecular markers. This study exemplifies that long-term taxonomic expertise usually generates very well-founded specific questions suitable for straightforward treatment by appropriate molecular methods. The process and ecological implications of hybrid formation are also discussed     

Paternally Inherited Chloroplast Polymorphism in Pinus: Estimation of Diversity and Population Subdivision, and Tests of Disequilibrium with a Maternally Inherited Mitochondrial Polymorphism

We have surveyed a chloroplast DNA restriction fragment length polymorphism in 745 individuals, distributed rangewide in eight allopatric natural populations of jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) and eight allopatric natural populations of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl.). The polymorphic region of the chloroplast genome is located near duplicated psbA genes. Fourteen length variants were found in the survey, and these variants distinguished the two species qualitatively. Variant diversities were high in both species (h(es) = 0.43 in jack pine; h(es) = 0.44 in lodgepole pine). Population subdivision was weak within and among lodgepole pine subspecies and in jack pine (i.e., θvalues were less than 0.05). This weak subdivision is compatible with theoretical predictions for paternally inherited markers in wind-pollinated outcrossers, as well as for polymorphisms with high length mutation rates. If these populations are at a drift-migration equilibrium, the chloroplast DNA restriction fragment data and previous mitochondrial frequency data from the same individuals are consistent with gene flow that is differential through seeds and pollen. The new data have permitted the first empirical tests of disequilibrium between maternally and paternally inherited factors. As expected, these tests failed to detect convincing evidence of non-random association between chloroplast and mitochondrial variants.     

Novel chloroplast DNA polymorphism in a sympatric region of two pines1

Nine hundred and two individuals from two populations in a Pinus banksiana — P. contora sympatric region were classified by restriction fragment length polymorphisms of two polymorphic chloroplast DNA markers. A large number of novel chloroplast DNA variants were identified which have not been observed in the allopatric ranges of the two parental species. Three apparently recombinant chloroplast DNA genotypes were discovered, in each of which one marker was typical of P. banksiana and the other was typical of P. contorta. These unusual sympatric chloroplast DNA's are evidence that the genetic complexity and rare variants of hybrid zones are not limited to the nuclear genome.     

Polymorphism at rDNA loci in barley and its relation with climatic variables

The variation in length of the intergenic spacer (IGS) region of the ribosomal DNA repeat unit was examined in 63 accessions of wild barley, Hordeum spontaneum, and seven accessions of cultivated barley, Hordeum vulgare. The accessions of wild barley were collected from ecologically diverse climatic and edaphic microsites in Israel, and the barley cultivars were those grown in India. Sixteen spacer-length variants (slvs) observed in the present study presumably belonged to two known rDNA loci (Rrn1 and Rrn2). Each accession had one or more variants, which together represented the rDNA phenotype. The rDNA phenotypes of wild barley accessions were widely diverse and differed substantially from those of cultivated barley. The slv phenotypes and the corresponding alleles were shown to be largely correlated with different climatic, edaphic and ecogeographical microsites and niches (the ”Evolution Canyon” at Lower Nahal Oren, Mount Carmel; and Tabigha, Eastern Upper Galilee Mountains), so that a particular rDNA phenotype of an accession could be used to predict the climate and soil to which the accession belonged. This sharp microsite ecogeographic variation in ribosomal DNA appears adaptive in nature, and is presumably driven by climatic and edaphic natural selection. Received: 1 March 2001 / Accepted: 21 May 2001     

Sequence characteristics and divergent evolution of the chloroplastpsbA-trnH noncoding region in gymnosperms

ThepsbA-trnH intergenic region is among the most variable regions in the gymnosperm chloroplast genome. It is proposed as suitable for DNA barcoding studies and is useful in phylogenetics at the species level. This region consists of two parts differing in their evolutionary characteristics: 1) thepsbA 3′UTR (untranslated region) and 2) thepsbA-trnH intergenic spacer. We compared the sequence and RNA secondary structure of thepsbA 3′ UTR across gymnosperms and found consensus motifs corresponding to the stem portions of the RNA stem-loop structures and a consensus TGGATTGTTATGT box. ThepsbA-trnH spacer is highly variable in length and composition. Tandem repeats that form stem&#x2014;loop structures were detected in both thepsbA 3′ UTR and the psbA-trnH spacer. The presence of promoters and stem&#x2014;loop structures in the psbA-trnH spacer and high sequence variation in this region suggest that psbA and trnH in some gymnosperms are independently transcribed. Acomparison of chloroplast UTRs across gymnosperms offer clues to the identity of putative regulatory elements and information on selective constraints imposed on the chloroplast non-coding regions. The present study should inspire researchers to explore the full potential of thepsbA-trnH non-coding sequence and to further stimulate its application in a broader spectrum of studies, not limited to phylogenetics and DNA barcoding.     

Divergence in the chloroplast genome and nuclear rDNA of the rare western australian plant lambertia orbifolia gardner (Proteaceae)

The population genetic structure of the Australian plant Lambertia orbifolia was investigated for chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) and rDNA based on restriction fragment length polymorphism. Variation was assessed in 14-20 individuals from six populations with probes covering the majority of the chloroplast genome and the whole rRNA gene unit. For cpDNA, eight mutations were detected which were distributed over five haplotypes. Nucleotide diversity in the species was high and the majority of this diversity was distributed between populations with diversity within populations restricted to a single population. There was significant differentiation between the two regions in the species distribution with the Narrikup region being distinguished by a single haplotype that was characterized by six unique mutations. Variation in rDNA was detected with three gene length variants present in most individuals. However, the Narrikup region was characterized by homogenization of the gene unit to a single length variant in all individuals. The divergence of the Narrikup region suggests that the disjunction in the species distribution has been present for a long time and the two regions represent separate evolutionary lineages.