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E S Belyaeva E G Pasyukova V A Gvozdev Y V Ilyin L Z Kaidanov 《Molecular & general genetics : MGG》1982,185(2):324-328
Summary In situ hybridization with polytene chromosomes was used to demonstrate the transposition of mobile dispersed genes (mdg)-1 and 3 following the selection of flies from low reproductive activity and vability (LA stock) for high reproductive activity, viability and fitness (LA+ and HA stocks).The inbred LA stock is continuously selected for low reproductive activity and viability and maintains at least for twentyfive generations a characteristic pattern of mdg-1 distribution in 14–15 sites. Inbred LA+ and HA stocks exhibit a changed pattern of mdg-1 locations and the number of sites reaches 21–25. Parallel and independent selection for higher viability may lead to similar characteristic changes in the localization of mdg-1.In several independent experiments we observed, within one generation, a spontaneous and saltatory growth of viability and fitness in the mass-bred LA stock. In these cases new mdg-1 and mdg-3 sites reproducibly appeared to within several bands, some of them characteristic of LA+ and HA stocks.We discuss the possible role of mdg in determining the quantitative characters of individuals and their fitness. 相似文献
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Concerted transpositions of mobile genetic elements coupled with fitness changes in Drosophila melanogaster 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Pasyukova EG; Belyaeva ES; Kogan GL; Kaidanov LZ; Gvozdev VA 《Molecular biology and evolution》1986,3(4):299-312
In an inbred low-activity (LA) strain of Drosophila melanogaster with a low
level of fitness and a complex of inadaptive characters, in situ
hybridization reveals an invariant pattern of distribution of three
copia-like elements (mdg-1, mdg-3, and copia). Rare, spontaneous, multiple
transpositions of mobile elements in the LA strain were shown to be coupled
with a drastic increase of fitness. A changed pattern of various types of
mobile elements was also observed on selecting the LA strain for higher
fitness. High-fitness strains show transpositions of mobile elements to
definite chromosomal sites ("hot spots"). Concerted changes in the location
of three different mobile elements were found to be coupled with an
increase of fitness. The mdg-1 distribution patterns were also examined in
two low-fitness strains independently selected from the high-fitness ones.
Fitness decrease was accompanied by mdg-1 excision from the hot spots of
their location usually detected in the high-fitness strains. The results
suggest the existence of a system of adaptive transpositions of mobile
elements that takes part in fitness control.
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HM?Yin LZ?SunEmail author G?Wang T?Yamada J?Wang MW?Vannier 《Biomedical engineering online》2004,3(1):31
Background
The finite element method (FEM) is a powerful mathematical tool to simulate and visualize the mechanical deformation of tissues and organs during medical examinations or interventions. It is yet a challenge to build up an FEM mesh directly from a volumetric image partially because the regions (or structures) of interest (ROIs) may be irregular and fuzzy.Methods
A software package, ImageParser, is developed to generate an FEM mesh from 3-D tomographic medical images. This software uses a semi-automatic method to detect ROIs from the context of image including neighboring tissues and organs, completes segmentation of different tissues, and meshes the organ into elements.Results
The ImageParser is shown to build up an FEM model for simulating the mechanical responses of the breast based on 3-D CT images. The breast is compressed by two plate paddles under an overall displacement as large as 20% of the initial distance between the paddles. The strain and tangential Young's modulus distributions are specified for the biomechanical analysis of breast tissues.Conclusion
The ImageParser can successfully exact the geometry of ROIs from a complex medical image and generate the FEM mesh with customer-defined segmentation information.7.
N E Gruntenko T M Khlebodarova I A Sukhanova MJhVasenkova L Z Kaidanov 《Insect biochemistry and molecular biology》1999,29(5):445-452
The metabolism of juvenile hormone by JH-esterase and JH-epoxide hydrolase, and octopamine by tyrosine decarboxylase were studied under normal and stress conditions in flies of two related lines of D. melanogaster. One was selected for high (HA line) and another for low (LA line) male sexual activity for more than 700 generations. It was demonstrated that prolonged selection for low male sexual activity results in considerable changes in both systems. Tyrosine decarboxylase activity in males and females of the LA line was sharply reduced as compared with those of the HA and control Canton-S lines; JH-esterase and JH-epoxide hydrolase activities were decreased in females, and not in males, of the LA line. It was demonstrated that the response of both metabolic systems to heat stress is impaired in individuals of the LA line: the system of juvenile hormone metabolism does not respond to stress, and that of octopamine metabolism is decelerated. The role of juvenile hormone metabolism in male reproductive function is discussed. 相似文献
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A highly inbred, long-term selected for low fitness strain LA of Drosophila melanogaster posesses a significant mutational load and unusually high rates of spontaneous mutability as revealed by CyL/Pm method. Our results indicate that during cross of CyL/Pm to LA strains, destabilization of copia-like and mobile elements and induction of H-E hybrid dysgenesis take place. The role of these processes in causing considerable genetic variability of LA strain is discussed. 相似文献
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