库拉索芦荟的多倍体诱导及其变异初报

在组织培养条件下,对库拉索芦荟（Aloe vera L.)用秋水仙素进行染色体加倍的诱导处理,结果表明：用含0.06%秋水仙素处理12h后诱变频率可达50％,其效果最佳。经秋水仙素诱导的加倍群体与正常二倍体植株比较,植株的大多数叶片变厚,叶色变深,叶片变大,气孔增大而单位叶面积气孔数减少。对变异材料进行细胞学研究所发现,体细胞中期染色体为2n=4x=28,为4倍体。未加倍前的二倍体为2n=2x=14。检测中也发现有少数植株有2n=14和2n=28两种细胞型的情况。     

遗传背景对小鼠四倍体胚胎发育的影响

不同遗传背景的小鼠2-细胞期胚胎经过电融合后,胚胎的融合效率和四倍体胚胎的发育能力存在着一定的差异。本试验采用C57(C57×C57)、ICR(ICR×ICR)、BALB/c(BALB/c×BALB/c)、B6D2F2(B6D2F1×B6D2F1)、B6C3D2F2(B6C3F1×B6D2F1)品系的二倍体2-细胞期胚胎在相同的条件下经过电融合处理,结果表明:小鼠四倍体胚胎的获得效率受小鼠遗传背景的影响,远交系小鼠胚胎B6D2F2和B6C3D2F2的融合率显著高于近交系C57,ICR和BALB/c(P<0.05);四倍体胚胎在体外的发育情况也受其遗传背景的影响,在桑椹胚发育率和囊胚发育率上B6D2F2和B6C3D2F2品系的四倍体胚胎都显著高于C57和BALB/c品系的四倍体胚胎(P<0.05);杂合和纯系遗传背景的小鼠四倍体胚胎囊胚细胞数目相比具有显著差异(P<0.05或P<0.01);不同遗传背景的小鼠四倍体胚胎着床率间不存在显著差异(P>0.05);杂合背景的小鼠四倍体胚胎得到5只发育至13.5dpc(dayspostcoitum,dpc)的胎儿,纯合背景的小鼠四倍体胚胎得到0只发育至11dpc的胎儿。     

荞麦野生种的核型及进化特征分析

荞麦起源于我国西南地区,该地区分布着丰富的荞麦野生种,剖析野生荞麦的核型特征对荞麦进化和育种研究具有重要的意义。本研究以甜荞近缘种、硬枝万年荞、疏穗小野荞、细柄野荞、齿翅野荞为试验材料,采用常规压片法进行核型鉴定。结果表明:甜荞近缘种、硬枝万年荞和疏穗小野荞都为二倍体,核型公式分别为2n=2x=16=12M+4m(2SAT)、2n=2x=16=16M、2n=2x=16=14M+2m(2SAT),而细柄野荞和齿翅野荞为四倍体,核型公式分别为2n=4x=32=32M、2n=4x=32=30M+2m(2SAT)。甜荞近缘种和硬枝万年荞核型属1A型,疏穗小野荞、细柄野荞和齿翅野荞核型属1B型,并且甜荞近缘种、疏穗小野荞和齿翅野荞都有1对随体染色体。研究证明,荞麦野生种染色体的基数为8,有二倍体和四倍体野生荞麦。通过比较分析,硬枝万年荞在进化地位上比较原始,齿翅野荞是比细柄野荞较进化的四倍体荞麦野生种。     

Endopolyploidy in the roots of rye,Secale cereale L.

2,4-D was applied to the roots of diploid and tetraploid corn. After the application the mitotic division in the meristem of root tips was blocked; the mitotic division in differentiated cells of cortex and central cylinder, on the other hand, was provoked. In the cortex of diploid corn (variety ?eské) predominantly tetraploid were found cells with 28 chromosomes and, to a lesser extent, octoploid and diploid ones with 56 and 14 chromosomes respectively. In the cortex of tetraploid corn (variety Bernburger Tetraroggen), most cells were octoploid with 56 chromosomes; the metaphase levels with 112 and 28 chromosomes, e.g. 16-ploid and tetraploid cells, were found less frequently. The relations between the numbers of cells with different polyploidy were similar in both the varieties. The first endoreduplication cycle was different polyploidy were similar in both the varieties. The first endoreduplication cycle was found to occur in the region where the cortex cells finish their elongation. In the central cylinder of the roots of diploid corn most cells were found to be diploid, in tetraploid corn most cells were tetraploid.     

Decaploidy in Fragaria iturupensis (Rosaceae)

The strawberry genus, Fragaria (Rosaceae), has a base chromosome number of x = 7. Cultivated strawberries (F. ×ananassa nothosubsp. ananassa) are octoploid (2n = 8x = 56) and first hybridized from F. chiloensis subsp. chiloensis forma chiloensis × F. virginiana subsp. virginiana. Europe has no known native octoploid species, and only one Asian octoploid species has been reported: F. iturupensis, from Iturup Island. Our objective was to examine the chromosomes of F. iturupensis. Ploidy levels of wild strawberry species, include diploid (2n = 2x = 14), tetraploid (2n = 4x = 28), pentaploid (2n = 5x = 35), hexaploid (2n = 6x = 42), octoploid (2n = 8x = 56), and nonaploid (2n = 9x = 63). Artificial triploid (2n = 3x = 21), tetraploid, pentaploid, octoploid, decaploid (2n = 10x = 70), 16-ploid, and 32-ploid plants have been constructed and cultivated. Surprisingly, chromosome counts and flow cytometry revealed that F. iturupensis includes natural decaploid genotypes with 2n = 10x = 70 chromosomes. This report is the first of a naturally occurring decaploid strawberry species. Further research on F. iturupensis and exploration on northern Pacific islands is warranted to ascertain the phylogeny and development of American octoploid species.     

Haploid regeneration from tetraploid wheat using maize pollen.

Crosses were made between 21 tetraploid wheat genotypes (6 parents, 15 F1 hybrids) and a single F1 hybrid of maize that was used as the male parent. Plants were grown under controlled greenhouse conditions (daylength, 16 h; temperature, 25 degrees C days and 15 degrees C nights). To enhance embryo survival, 2,4-D (10 mg/L) was applied to spikes 24 h after pollination with maize. Embryos were recovered from the tetraploid wheat genotypes at a rate of 2.34-14.14/100 developed ovaries. Sixty-nine haploid plants were obtained from 3 parents and 12 F1, hybrids. Fifty-six of these were successfully doubled. General combining ability was significant for the two traits studied, indicating that additive genetic control is important for the number of developed ovaries and haploid embryo production in tetraploid wheat x maize crosses. In this report, we demonstrate the potential of using maize pollen to produce haploid plants from tetraploid wheat genotypes.     

M chromosome of the wild silkworm, Bombyx mandarina (n = 27), corresponds to two chromosomes in the domesticated silkworm, Bombyx mori (n = 28).

Chromosomes of Bombyx mori (n = 28) and of Bombyx mandarina (n = 27) were studied cytogenetically to resolve the origin of the large M chromosome in the Japaneses type of B. mandarina. In the F1 progeny from the reciprocal cross between B. mandarina and B. mori, the mitotic chromosome number was 2n = 55, and a chromosome configuration of 26 bivalents plus 1 trivalent was observed at metaphase I of germ cells. The trivalent chromosome consisted of the M chromosome from B. mandarina and two chromosomes from B. mori. When males of B. mori were mated to the F1 females, nuclei with two types of chromosome number (2n = 55 and 2n = 56) and two sets of chromosome pairs (26 bivalents plus 1 trivalent versus 28 bivalents) were observed in the metaphase I stage. Linkage analysis showed that the 14th chromosome of B. mori was involved in these two types of chromosome segregation. This result indicates that the M chromosome in B. mandarina arose from a fusion between a chromosome corresponding to the 14th linkage group and another, yet unidentified linkage group.     

长牡蛎“海大2号”四倍体的人工诱导

为筛选适宜的四倍体诱导条件,研究了细胞松弛素B(CB)浓度(0.3、0.5、0.7和0.9 mg/L)、起始诱导时间(5、10和15min)、诱导持续时间(10、15、20和25min)及三者的交互作用对长牡蛎“海大2号”四倍体诱导率(四倍体率)和D形幼虫率的影响,并对诱导处理组获得的幼贝倍性进行检测分析,进一步验证了...     

Chromosome number variability in central european members of the<Emphasis Type="Italic">Festuca ovina</Emphasis> and<Emphasis Type="Italic">F. pallens</Emphasis> groups (sect.<Emphasis Type="Italic">Festuca</Emphasis>)

Chromosome numbers for 98 plants ofF. pallens, 19 ofF. psammophila, F. belensis andF. vaginata, and 44 ofF. ovina (originating from Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia and Latvia) are given. In addition to theF. ovina andF. pallens groups, chromosome counts for the following taxa are also reported:F. alpestris (2n=14) reported for the first time in this work,F. amethystina subsp.amethystina (2n=28),F. brevipila (2n=42),F. cinerea (2n=28),F. rupicola subsp.rupicola (2n=42) andF. versicolor subsp.versicolor (2n=14).InF. pallens, two ploidy levels (2n=2x=14+0-1B, 2n=4x=28+0-1B) as well as two natural triploid plants (2n=21+0-1B), were found. In addition to the fourF. pallens types that have been distinguished in Austria, one new tetraploid type (F. pallens “scabrifolia”) from the Czech Republic and Germany is reported and its taxonomy is discussed. The distributions of the Oberösterreich-Niederösterreich and Pannonisches-HügellandF. pallens types outside of Austria are documented.Only the diploid chromosome number (2n=14) was found inF. psammophila andF. vaginata. Chromosome numbers forF. psammophila subsp.muellerstollii andF. belensis (both 2n=14) were determined here for the first time. Two ploidy levels, 2n=14+0-5B corresponding toF. ovina subsp.ovina and 2n=28 corresponding toF. ovina subsp.guestphalica andF. cf.duernsteinensis were confirmed inF. ovina. Differences in chromosome structure (simple and multiple secondary constrictions) betweenF. pallens as opposed toF. psammophila andF. vaginata are discussed. A complete survey of published chromosome counts for Central European species from theF. ovina andF. pallens groups is included.     

Phenotypic differentiation of peripheral populations of Santolina rosmarinifolia (Asteraceae)

Phenotypic differentiation of two tetraploid (2n = 4x = 36, 36+1B, 36+2B) populations of Santolina rosmarinifolia geographically isolated from diploid populations was investigated. The karyotype was relatively homogeneous, meiosis was regular and pollen was fertile in both cytotypes. An autopolyploid or allopolyploid origin for tetraploid cytotypes is discussed. Overall, 80.82% of all variance in achene weight, time t₀, t₅₀ and t₉₀ of germination and accumulated germination rate was due to achene age at each ploidy level. Partition of the total phenotypic variance showed that there was extensive variation between ploidy levels. The mean of morphological characters was generally higher in polyploids. For diploid cytotypes, flower number, achene production and fruiting percentage were significantly higher than for tetraploid cytotypes. Cluster analysis indicated that the patterns of seedling morphology and development were similar in three diploid individuals and several tetraploids; the same analysis showed high similarity between diploid individuals of the natural populations, whereas tetraploid individuals showed high dissimilarity among themselves and with diploid individuals. Multiple correspondence analysis and logistic regression analysis indicated that qualitative characters contribute strongly to cytotype differentiation. The results support recognition of the tetraploid cytotypes at the subspecies level. © 2008 The Linnean Society of London, Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 2008, 158 , 650–668.     

Spontaneous mutation rate to thioguanine resistance is decreased in polyploid hamster cells

The mutation rate to thioguanine resistance was 3.11 X 10(-6) in a near diploid V79 hamster cell line and 7.58 X 10(-8) in a near tetraploid derivative produced with colchicine. The specific activities of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and phosphoglycerate kinase of the tetraploid line were greater than that of the diploid which suggests that twice the number of active X chromosomes were present in the tetraploid. These results are compatible with the hypothesis that spontaneous variants resistant to thioguanine arise through mutation and chromosomal segregation, as has been suggested for induced mutations in tetraploid hamster cells.     

Use of RFLPs to determine the chromosome composition of tetraploid triticale (A/B)(A/B)RR.

Tetraploid triticale, (A/B)(A/B)RR (2n = 28), is a botanical novelty, an amphiploid composed of a diploid rye and a 14 chromosome wheat genome made up of chromosomes of the A and B genomes of tetraploid wheat. Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers were used to elucidate the chromosome composition of the mixed wheat genome of 35 different tetraploid triticale lines. Of 128 possible A/B chromosome pair combinations, only 6 were found among these lines, with a prevalence of the 1A, 2A, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, and 7B karyotype. In most triticale lines stable wheat genomes made up of only homologous A or B genome chromosome pairs were identified, however, in some lines homoeologous chromosome pairs were found. In this paper we demonstrate that RFLPs can be used successfully as an alternative to C-banding for the identification of the chromosome composition of tetraploid triticale and discuss the possible selective advantage of specific chromosome composition.     

Spontaneous tetraploidy in strawberry (Fragaria sp., Rosaceae)

A tetraploid (2n = 28) clone of Fragaria from SW Finland is described. The clone is true-breeding with respect to tetraploidy. The tetraploid strawberry shows RFLP similarity with F. vesca , a common species, and, to a lesser extent, with F. viridis , a southern species, whose nearest reported occurrence was about 80 km away during the 1940s. The following alternatives are considered as possible reasons for the tetraploidy: unreduced gametes in an interspecific hybrid or hybrid derivative; hybridization followed by induction of tetraploidy either by viruses, or by industrial pollutants, e.g. chlorophenols and their congener compounds in the soil. The original seed might also have been brought from abroad unintentionally with other seeds for field trials which have been conducted since 1928 in the vicinity. A hexaploid ( F. moschata )× diploid hybrid leads directly to tetraploidy and a tetraploid derivative from an octoploid ( F . × ananassa ) × diploid hybridization can be obtained but the current tetraploid has different morphology.     

TRITICUM URARTU AND GENOME EVOLUTION IN THE TETRAPLOID WHEATS

The A genome of the tetraploid wheats (AABB, 2n = 28) shows 5-6 bivalents in crosses with Triticum boeoticum (2n = 14) and various Aegilops diploids (2n = 14). The B genome has never been similarly identified with any species, and is commonly thought to have been modified at the tetraploid level. Triticum boeoticum was presumably accepted as the A-genome donor because of its morphological similarity to the wild tetraploids and because it was formerly the only known wild diploid wheat. The B donor has been thought to be Ae. speltoides or another species of the Sitopsis section of Aegilops, but these diploids show pairing affinity with A rather than B. More recently, another diploid wheat, T. urartu, was found to be sympatric with T. boeoticum throughout the natural range of the tetraploids. The synthetic boeoticum-urartu amphiploid was virtually identical morphologically with the wild tetraploid wheats, whereas various boeoticum-Sitopsis amphiploids were markedly different. But the urartu genome, like those of T. boeoticum and Sitopsis, paired with A and not with B. However, cytological evidence also shows (1) that the genomes of any plausible parental combination pair with one another, (2) that the A and B genomes of the tetraploid wheats pair with one another in the absence of the gene Ph, and (3) that homoeologous chromosomes of the tetraploids have differentiated further, presumably as a result of diploidization. Consequently, chromosome pairing at Meiosis I can be expected to give ambiguous evidence regarding the identity of the tetraploid genomes with their parental prototypes. A hypothesis regarding the expected pairing affinities between tetraploid homoeologues that have differentiated from closely related parental chromosomes is advanced to explain the anomalous pairing behavior of the A and B genomes. Triticum boeoticum and T. urartu are inferred to be the parents of the tetraploid wheats.     

The developmental potential of the inner cell mass of blastocysts that were derived from mouse ES cells using nuclear transfer technology

The present study examined the causes of the low developmental potential of enucleated oocytes that have received ES cells and consequent postnatal death of the young. The inner cell masses (ICM) of nuclear-transferred blastocysts or diploid blastocysts were injected into tetraploid blastocysts (group B) or nuclear-transferred tetraploid blastocysts (group C), respectively. The developmental potential of these groups was compared with tetraploid blastocysts injected with ICM of diploid blastocysts (group A). The potential of reconstituted blastocysts to develop into live young in group B increased slightly (5%) but was significantly lower than that in group A (45%). The rate of postnatal death of young in group B did not decrease. The implantation rate of reconstituted blastocysts in group C was very low and no live fetuses were obtained. The results of the present study indicate that the inferior potential of both ICM and trophectoderm cells of nuclear-transferred blastocysts underlies the low developmental rate of nuclear-transferred oocytes receiving ES cells and the higher rate of postnatal death of ES cell-derived young.     

Comparative Study of the Ploidy Series Bromus sterilis, B. diandrus and B. rigidus (Poaceae) Based on Chromosome Numbers, Morphology and Isozymes

Abstract: Chromosome numbers, morphological characters and isozymes of seven enzymes were studied to assess relationships between species of the Bromus diandrus-rigidus polyploid complex and the closely related species, B. sterilis. The four different cytotypes detected, 2n = 14, 28, 42 and 56, could be divided into two species: B. sterilis (2n = 14, 28) and B. diandrus (2n = 42, 56) by morphological features and isozymes. The shape of the scar of rachilla segments in the floret proved to be a suitable character for distinguishing the two species, but not the chromosomal races within species. The tetraploid shared homozygous isozyme phenotypes with diploid B. sterilis at all loci, except one, suggesting that it is autopolyploid. No diagnostic isozymes could be found to distinguish between hexa- and octoploid cytotypes in the B. diandrus-rigidus complex.     

月季种质资源的倍性变异及核型多样性研究(英文)

采用常规压片法对包括5个蔷薇野生种、8个古老月季及9个现代月季品种共22份月季种质资源进行核型分析。供试材料共有3种不同倍性:5个野生种中粉团蔷薇为三倍体(2n=3x=21),其他4个材料为二倍体(2n=2x=14);9个现代月季品种均为四倍体(2n=4x=28);而古老月季品种中包含二、三、四倍体3种倍性。22份材料中共发现4种不同类型的核型,在野生种中为1A、2A;古老月季中为1A、2A、1B;现代月季中为1A、1B、2B。另外,供试材料在核不对称系数、着丝粒指数、随体数目及位置、染色体相对长度组成等方面差异较大,说明在月季种质资源中存在着丰富的核型多样性。     

Evolution of Multilocus Genetic Structure in Avena Hirtula and Avena Barbata

Avena barbata, an autotetraploid grass, is much more widely adapted than Avena hirtula, its diploid ancestor. We have determined the 14-locus genotype of 754 diploid and 4751 tetraploid plants from 10 and 50 Spanish sites, respectively. Allelic diversity is much greater in the tetraploid (52 alleles) than in the diploid (38 alleles): the extra alleles of the tetraploid were present in nonsegregating heteroallelic quadriplexes. Seven loci were monomorphic for the same allele (genotypically 11) in all populations of the diploid: five of these loci were also monomorphic for the same allele (genotypically 1111) in all populations of the tetraploid whereas two loci each formed a heteroallelic quadriplex (1122) that was monomorphic or predominant in the tetraploid. Seven of the 14 loci formed one or more highly successful homoallelic and/or heteroallelic quadriplexes in the tetraploid. We attribute much of the greater heterosis and wider adaptedness of the tetraploid to favorable within-locus interactions and interlocus (epistatic) interactions among alleles of the loci that form heteroallelic quadriplexes. It is difficult to account for the observed patterns in which genotypes are distributed ecogeographically except in terms of natural selection favoring particular alleles and genotypes in specific habitats. We conclude that natural selection was the predominant integrating force in shaping the specific genetic structure of different local populations as well as the adaptive landscape of both the diploid and tetraploid.     

Desynapsis in diploid and tetraploid clones of ryegrass

Desynapsis is described in diploid and tetraploid plants of perennial ryegrass. The plants were derived by repeated cloning of a single mixoploid (2n=14 and 28) detected among colchicine-treated seedlings. The diploid and tetraploid clones varied in degree of desynapsis, chiasma number, and fertility. The variation among the clones was probably environmental. The progeny of the mixoploid parent included dipoids, tetraploids, and an aneuploid. One diploid and the aneuploid were desynaptic and originated perhaps by selfing. Apparently a single recessive gene determined desynapsis. The role of synaptic genes in controlling the chemical structure and function of nucleoprotein macromolecules is discussed.