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In a simulation study different designs for a pure line pig population were compared for efficiency of mapping QTL using the variance component method. Phenotypes affected by a Mendelian QTL, a paternally expressed QTL, a maternally expressed QTL or by a QTL without an effect were simulated. In all alternative designs 960 progeny were phenotyped. Given the limited number of animals there is an optimum between the number of families and the family size. Estimation of Mendelian and parentally expressed QTL is more efficient in a design with large family sizes. Too small a number of sires should be avoided to minimize chances of sires to be non-segregating. When a large number of families is used, the number of haplotypes increases which reduces the accuracy of estimating the QTL effect and thereby reduces the power to show a significant QTL and to correctly position the QTL. Dense maps allow for smaller family size due to exploitation of LD-information. Given the different possible modes of inheritance of the QTL using 8 to16 boars, two litters per dam was optimal with respect to determining significance and correct location of the QTL for a data set consisting of 960 progeny. The variance component method combining linkage disequilibrium and linkage analysis seems to be an appropriate choice to analyze data sets which vary in marker density and which contain complex family structures. 相似文献
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Microsatellite variation in Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila simulans: a reciprocal test of the ascertainment bias hypothesis 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:1
Interspecific comparisons of microsatellite loci have repeatedly shown that
the loci are longer and more variable in the species from which they are
derived (the focal species) than are homologous loci in other (nonfocal)
species. There is debate as to whether this is due to directional evolution
or to an ascertainment bias during the cloning and locus selection
processes. This study tests these hypotheses by performing a reciprocal
study. Eighteen perfect dinucleotide microsatellite loci identified from a
Drosophila simulans library screen and 18 previously identified in an
identical Drosophila melanogaster library screen were used to survey
natural populations of each species. No difference between focal and
nonfocal species was observed for mean PCR fragment length. However,
heterozygosity and number of alleles were significantly higher in the focal
species than in the nonfocal species. The most common allele in the
Zimbabwe population of both species was sequenced for 31 of the 36 loci.
The length of the longest stretch of perfect repeat units is, on average,
longer in the focal species than in the non-focal species. There is a
positive correlation between the length of the longest stretch of perfect
repeats and heterozygosity. The difference in heterozygosity can thus be
explained by a reduction in the length of the longest stretch of perfect
repeats in the nonfocal species. Furthermore, flanking-sequence length
difference was noted between the two species at 58% of the loci sequenced.
These data do not support the predictions of the directional-evolution
hypothesis; however, consistent with the ascertainment bias hypothesis, the
lower variability in nonfocal species is an artifact of the microsatellite
cloning and isolation process. Our results also suggest that the magnitude
of ascertainment bias for repeat unit length is a function of the
microsatellite size distribution in the genomes of different species.
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Sulfated glycans play critical roles during the development, differentiation and growth of various organisms. The most well-studied sulfated molecules are sulfated glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). Recent incidents of heparin drug contamination convey the importance of having a convenient and sensitive method for detecting different GAGs. Here, we describe a molecular method to detect GAGs in biological and biomedical samples. Because the sulfation of GAGs is generally not saturated in vivo, it is possible to introduce the radioisotope (35)S in vitro using recombinant sulfotransferases, thereby allowing detection of minute quantities of these molecules. This strategy was also successfully applied in the detection of other glycans. As examples, we detected contaminant GAGs in commercial heparin, heparan sulfate and chondroitin samples. The identities of the contaminant GAGs were further confirmed by lyase digestion. Oversulfated chondroitin sulfate was detectable only following a simple desulfation step. Additionally, in vitro sulfation by sulfotransferases allowed us to map glycan epitopes in biological samples. This was illustrated using mouse embryo and rat organ tissue sections labeled with the following carbohydrate sulfotransferases: CHST3, CHST15, HS3ST1, CHST4 and CHST10. 相似文献
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Zhengliang L Wu Cheryl M Ethen Sara Larson Brittany Prather Weiping Jiang 《BMC biotechnology》2010,10(1):11
Background
Sulfotransferases are a large group of enzymes that regulate the biological activity or availability of a wide spectrum of substrates through sulfation with the sulfur donor 3'-phosphoadenosine-5'-phosphosulfate (PAPS). These enzymes are known to be difficult to assay. A convenient assay is needed in order to better understand these enzymes. 相似文献57.
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Chaitanya Mulakayala Babajan Nawaz Banaganapalli CM Anuradha Suresh Kumar Chitta 《Bioinformation》2009,3(7):308-310
Streptococcus pneumonia is the common cause of sepsis and meningitis. Emergence of multiple antibiotic resistant strains in the community‐acquired bacterium is catastrophic. Glucose kinase (GLK) is a regulatory enzyme capable of adding phosphate group to glucose in the first step of streptomycin biosynthesis. The activity of glucose kinase was regulated by the Carbon Catabolite Repression (CCR) system. Therefore, it is important to establish the structure‐function relation of GLK in S. pneumoniae. However, a solved structure for S. pneumoniae GLK is not available at the protein data bank (PDB). Therefore, we created a model of GLK from S. pnemoniae using the X‐ray structure of Glk from E. faecalis as template with MODELLER (a comparative modeling program). The model was validated using protein structure checking tools such as PROCHECK, WHAT IF and ProSA for reliability. The active site amino acid Asp114 in the template is retained in S. pneumoniae GLK model (Asp115). Solvent accessible surface area (ASA) analysis of the GLK model showed that known key residues playing important role in active site for ligand binding and metal ion binding are buried and hence not accessible to solvent. The information thus discussed provides insight to the molecular understanding of glucose kinase in S. pneumoniae. 相似文献
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Aulus EAD Barbosa Érika VS Albuquerque Maria CM Silva Djair SL Souza Osmundo B Oliveira-Neto Arnubio Valencia Thales L Rocha Maria F Grossi-de-Sa 《BMC biotechnology》2010,10(1):44
Background
Coffee is an important crop and is crucial to the economy of many developing countries, generating around US70 billion per year. There are 115 species in the < i > Coffea < /i > genus, but only two, < i > C. arabica < /i > and < i > C. canephora < /i > , are commercially cultivated. Coffee plants are attacked by many pathogens and insect-pests, which affect not only the production of coffee but also its grain quality, reducing the commercial value of the product. The main insect-pest, the coffee berry borer ( < i > Hypotheneumus hampei < /i > ), is responsible for worldwide annual losses of around US70 billion per year. There are 115 species in the Coffea genus, but only two, C. arabica and C. canephora, are commercially cultivated. Coffee plants are attacked by many pathogens and insect-pests, which affect not only the production of coffee but also its grain quality, reducing the commercial value of the product. The main insect-pest, the coffee berry borer (Hypotheneumus hampei), is responsible for worldwide annual losses of around US500 million. The coffee berry borer exclusively damages the coffee berries, and it is mainly controlled by organochlorine insecticides that are both toxic and carcinogenic. Unfortunately, natural resistance in the genus Coffea to H. hampei has not been documented. To overcome these problems, biotechnological strategies can be used to introduce an α-amylase inhibitor gene (α-AI1), which confers resistance against the coffee berry borer insect-pest, into C. arabica plants. 相似文献60.