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Kenji Hayasaka Yoshi Kawamoto Takayoshi Shotake Ken Nozawa 《Primates; journal of primatology》1986,27(1):103-114
We calculated the probability of paternity exclusion (P) in 6 troops of rhesus and Japanese macaques housed in open enclosures and 68 wild troops of Japanese, crab-eating, and toque
macaques using 33 genetic loci which encoded the blood protein variations detected by electrophoretic techniques. In the open
enclosures, especially of rhesus troops, we obtained a fairly high probability of paternity exclusion and succeeded in determining
the fathers of offspring. However, we found significant differences between the observed and calculated probabilities in most
of the troops. These differences were ascribed to a situation whereby the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium had not been attained
in the troops and/or the numbers of variable loci were too small. In the wild troops of Japanese, crab-eating, and toque macaques,
the means ofP were 0.2274 (0.0192–0.5017), 0.4635 (0.1676–0.7151), and 0.7382 (0.6266–0.7954), respectively. We also estimated the number
of loci needed to determine the fathers of offspring with a probability of 0.8 assuming that ten males were present in the
troop. The estimated number was about 13.5 times, 5 times and 1.8 times the number of loci examined on average in the troops
of Japanese, crab-eating and toque macaques, respectively. This means that determination of most of the fathers of offspring
in wild troops of these macaques, even of toque macaques which have a rather high probability of paternity exclusion, is difficult
so long as we employ only electrophoretic techniques. 相似文献
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Takayoshi Shotake Yoshiko Ohkura Goichi Ishimoto 《Primates; journal of primatology》1977,18(2):285-290
The electrophoretic variations of erythrocyte phosphohexose isomerase (PHI) were examined in 1433 blood samples from 37 troops
of Japanese macaques in order to clarify the gene dynamics of this species. The genetic polymorphisms were observed in several
troops. The troops showing the variation of PHI were Fukushima, Shiga A, Shiga C, Ryozenyama, Mikata I and II, Kawara, Takasakiyama
A, B, and C, Itsuki, Koshima and Kushima. The variant alleles found in these troops were PHI
2
mac
, PHI
7
mac
, PHI
8
mac
, and PHI
10
mac
alleles, and the PHI
10
mac
allele was newly found in the present work. 相似文献
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Ken Nozawa Takayoshi Shotake Yoshi Kawamoto Yuichi Tanabe 《Primates; journal of primatology》1982,23(3):432-443
Amount of genetic differentiation between chimpanzee and man was estimated from the result of comparative electrophoretic
screening of blood protein variations at 32 independent genetic loci. TheNei's genetic distance (D) was calculated as 0.4514, and from this value the divergence time between the two species was estimated as 2.26 million
years; considering the variation among amino-acid substitution rate in different proteins, the corrected figures were given
as genetic distance of 0.5706 and divergence time of 2.85 million years. This genetic difference is considered too small the
two species to be allocated in different families, in accordance with the results of the similar kind of analyses byKing andWilson (1975) and Bruce andAyala (1979). Discussions were made for a discrepancy between the divergence times estimated by using and not by using the splitting
time recognized by paleoprimatologists as a reference, and for the difference in the estimations made in different laboratories. 相似文献
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Population genetics of Japanese monkeys: II. Blood protein polymorphisms and population structure 总被引:4,自引:4,他引:0
Ken Nozawa Takayoshi Shotake Yoshi Kawamoto Yuichi Tanabe 《Primates; journal of primatology》1982,23(2):252-271
Genetic variability in individual troops of the Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata fuscata) was quantified by the proportion of polymorphic loci and the average heterozygosity per individual from the results of starch-gel
electrophoreses of blood proteins controlled by 32 independent genetic loci. The former averaged 9.2% and the latter 1.3%,
the values being remarkably lower than those estimated for other animal populations. Geographical distribution of the genetic
variations was not uniform in the whole species but the variants occurred only in limited areas. Assuming the selective neutrality
of segregating alleles and the two-dimensional stepping-stone model of population structure, the genetic migration rate between
the local demes per generation could be estimated to average less than inverse of average effective deme size. Here, the local
deme is not a troop itself, but it consists of several troops tightly connected with each other by frequent exchanges of reproductive
males. Analyses of correlation between geographic and genetic distances between troops revealed that the gene constitutions
of two troops apart more than 100 km on an island could be regarded as practically independent of each other. These results
suggest that the population structure of the Japanese macaque species has a tendency to split into a number of local subpopulations
in which the effect of random genetic drift is prevailing. 相似文献
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Takayoshi Shotake 《Primates; journal of primatology》1981,22(3):285-308
The natural hybridization betweenPapio anubis andP. hamadryas in central Ethiopia was studied from a population genetical perspective. Studies were made using electrophoretical blood
protein variations as markers in order to clarify the genetic relationship between them. A total of 563 samples from ten populations
which were collected in the field studies with a socioecologist in 1976 and 1979 were examined for 34 blood protein loci.
Ten of the 34 loci showed polymorphism. The Tf, PA-2 and Es were found to be effective for discriminating between the anubis
and hamadryas. Genetic variability, hybridization rate, genetic distance, migration rates and correlations between genetical
and morphological and between genetical and behavioral indices were computed and analyzed. The results of the present genetic
survey revealed that most of the populations from which the author collected blood samples were more or less hybridized. The
Nei's (1975) genetic distance between the two species was estimated to be 0.0679 at most. As this value is too small to consider
these species as real biological species, it is supposed that the natural hybrid zone is fairly wide and still expanding now.
This work was supported in part by Grants in aid for scientific research (Overseas scientific research, 1975) and of the Overseas
Special Research Programme of the Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University in 1978 by Ministry of Education, Science and
Culture. 相似文献
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Masako Kitajima Yoshiko Ohkura Takayoshi Shotake Ken Nozawa 《Primates; journal of primatology》1975,16(4):399-404
Genetic variation at the locus controlling A1 band of erythrocyte esterase was found in the Japanese macaque,Macaca fuscata. Existence of four alleles,Es-A 1 1 ,Es-A 1 2 ,Es-A 1 3 , andEs-A 1 4 , controlling the mobility of the band and codominance relation between them were postulated. A majority of the troops examined were monomorphic inEs-A 1 1-1 phenotype, and the variant phenotypes were observed to occur only in Yugawara-Ihama, Arashiyama, and Koshima areas. 相似文献
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In order to clarify the genetic relationships between troops of Japanese macaques, the authors have been looking for the genetic variation of blood proteins by electrophoretical technique. In this work the genetic variants of erythrocyte carbonic anhydrase isozymes of 1273 blood samples from 34 troops of this species were examined. The genetic polymorphisms were observed in several troops. The variable troops of CA I were Fukushima, Takasakiyama, Kohchi, Shimane, Shodoshima I, K, and T, Kashima, Kawara, Takasakiyama A, B, and C, and Tomogashima. The variant allele found in these troops is onlyd 2 allele, which was probably identical with that reported byTashian et al. (1971). The frequencies ofd 2 allele in the Shodoshima and Kashima troops were very high, and this phenomenon was interpreted as being a result of the founder effect and the random fluctuation of gene frequencies in these troops. 相似文献
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Kawamoto Y Shotake T Nozawa K Kawamoto S Tomari K Kawai S Shirai K Morimitsu Y Takagi N Akaza H Fujii H Hagihara K Aizawa K Akachi S Oi T Hayaishi S 《Primates; journal of primatology》2007,48(1):27-40
We investigated the diversity and phylogeography of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) in Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata), an endemic species in Japan that has the northernmost distribution of any non-human primate species. DNA samples from 135
localities representing the entire range of this species were compared. A total of 53 unique haplotypes were observed for
the 412-bp partial mtDNA control region sequence, with length variation distinguishing the two subspecies. Clustering analyses
suggested two putative major haplogroups, of which one was geographically distributed in eastern Japan and the other in western
Japan. The populations in the east showed lower mtDNA diversity than those in the west. Phylogeographical relationships of
haplotypes depicted with minimum spanning network suggested differences in population structure. Population expansion was
significant for the eastern but not the western population, suggesting establishment of the ancestral population was relatively
long ago in the west and recent in the east. Based on fossil evidence and past climate and vegetation changes, we inferred
that the postulated population expansion may have taken place after the last glacial period (after 15,000 years ago). Mitochondrial
DNA showed contrasting results in both variability and phylogenetic status of local populations to those of previous studies
using protein variations, particularly for populations in the periphery of the range, with special inference on habitat change
during the glacial period in response to cold adaptation.
Electronic supplementary material Supplementary material is available in the online version of this article at and is accessible for authorized users. 相似文献
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Taichiro Takemura Masahiro Yamashita Makoto K. Shimada Sadayuki Ohkura Takayoshi Shotake Mikio Ikeda Tomoyuki Miura Masanori Hayami 《Journal of virology》2002,76(4):1642-1648
Simian T-cell leukemia viruses (STLVs) are the simian counterparts of human T-cell leukemia viruses (HTLVs). A novel, divergent type of STLV (STLV-L) from captive baboons was reported in 1994, but its natural prevalence remained unclear. We investigated the prevalence of STLV-L in 519 blood samples from wild-living nonhuman primates in Ethiopia. Seropositive monkeys having cross-reactive antibodies against HTLV were found among 22 out of 40 hamadryas baboons, 8 of 96 anubis baboons, 24 of 50 baboons that are hybrids between hamadryas and anubis baboons, and 41 of 177 grivet monkeys, but not in 156 gelada baboons. A Western blotting assay showed that sera obtained from seropositive hamadryas and hybrid baboons exhibited STLV-L-like reactivity. A PCR assay successfully amplified STLV sequences, which were subsequently sequenced and confirmed as being closely related to STLV-L. Surprisingly, further PCR showed that nearly half of the hamadryas (20 out of 40) and hybrid (19 out of 50) baboons had STLV-L DNA sequences. In contrast, most of the seropositive anubis baboons and grivet monkeys carried typical STLV-1 but not STLV-L. These observations demonstrate that STLV-L naturally prevails among hamadryas and hybrid baboons at significantly high rates. STLV-1 and -2, the close relative of STLV-L, are believed to have jumped across simian-human barriers, which resulted in widespread infection of HTLV-1 and -2. Further studies are required to know if STLV-L is spreading into human populations. 相似文献