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mtDNA diversity in rhesus monkeys reveals overestimates of divergence time and paraphyly with neighboring species 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
Reconstructions of the human-African great ape phylogeny by using
mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) have been subject to considerable debate. One
confounding factor may be the lack of data on intraspecific variation. To
test this hypothesis, we examined the effect of intraspecific mtDNA
diversity on the phylogenetic reconstruction of another Plio- Pleistocene
radiation of higher primates, the fascicularis group of macaque (Macaca)
monkey species. Fifteen endonucleases were used to identify 10 haplotypes
of 40-47 restriction sites in M. mulatta, which were compared with similar
data for the other members of this species group. Interpopulational,
intraspecific mtDNA diversity was large (0.5%- 4.5%), and estimates of
divergence time and branching order incorporating this variation were
substantially different from those based on single representatives of each
species. We conclude that intraspecific mtDNA diversity is substantial in
at least some primate species. Consequently, without prior information on
the extent of genetic diversity within a particular species, intraspecific
variation must be assessed and accounted for when reconstructing primate
phylogenies. Further, we question the reliability of hominoid mtDNA
phylogenies, based as they are on one or a few representatives of each
species, in an already depauperate superfamily of primates.
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The ITS sequences of Acropora spp. are the shortest so far identified in
any metazoan and are among the shortest seen in eukaryotes; ITS1 was 70-80
bases, and ITS2 was 100-112 bases. The ITS sequences were also highly
variable, but base composition and secondary structure prediction indicate
that divergent sequence variants are unlikely to be pseudogenes. The
pattern of variation was unusual in several other respects: (1) two
distinct ITS2 types were detected in both A. hyacinthus and A. cytherea,
species known to hybridize in vitro with high success rates, and a putative
intermediate ITS2 form was also detected in A. cytherea; (2) A. valida was
found to contain highly (29%) diverged ITS1 variants; and (3) A.
longicyathus contained two distinct 5.8S rDNA types. These data are
consistent with a reticulate evolutionary history for the genus Acropora.
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Toward improvements of oomycete transformation protocols 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Mcleod A Fry BA Zuluaga AP Myers KL Fry WE 《The Journal of eukaryotic microbiology》2008,55(2):103-109
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Zuluaga Diana L. Graham Neil S. Klinder Annett van Ommen Kloeke A. E. Elaine Marcotrigiano Angelo R. Wagstaff Carol Verkerk Ruud Sonnante Gabriella Aarts Mark G. M. 《Plant molecular biology》2019,101(1-2):65-79
Plant Molecular Biology - Overexpression of BoMYB29 gene up-regulates the aliphatic glucosinolate pathway in Brassica oleracea plants increasing the production of the anti-cancer metabolite... 相似文献
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Immune response induced against Leishmania parasites is influenced by several factors, one of the most important being the type of Antigen Presenting Cell (APC). Langerhans cells, a subpopulation of APC, are sentinel cells for detecting invader microorganisms; they reside in skin tissues at levels where the phlebotomine fly vector inoculates Leishmania parasites. Presence of microorganisms can induce activation of Langerhans cells, leading to their maturation and migration towards lymph nodes. There, Langerhans cells present antigens to T cells for their subsequent activation and specific differentiation into effector cells. Early after a Leishmania infection, few T cells have been observed at sites of infection, suggesting that infected macrophages have little opportunity to locate T cells specific for elimination of Leishmania parasites. However, Langerhans cells may be the cells available to provide signals for the stimulation of parasite-specific T-cell responses in the lymph node and for inducing T-cell migration to the infected skin. Herein, the main characteristics of Langerhans cells are reviewed, with special emphasis on their participation in cutaneous inflammatory response. The role of these cells in infections caused by protozoan parasites of the Leishmania genus is discussed. 相似文献
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Santonian deep- and platform-marine facies inoceramids from the Basque-Cantabrian Basin show clear saw-toothed intra-shell variations with respect to Mg/Ca, Sr/Ca, Na/Ca, Ba/Ca, Fe/Ca and Mn/Ca ratios. Under cathodoluminescence, the most luminescent zones in all the inoceramids present lower Mg/Ca and Sr/Ca (up to 48% and 35% lower values, respectively) and higher Fe/Ca and Mn/Ca ratios (up to 362% and 819% higher values, respectively), which is indicative of diagenetic modification. In contrast, the least luminescent zones show higher Mg/Ca and Sr/Ca ratios and lower Fe/Ca and Mn/Ca. These findings, along with the presence of frequent, well-correlated Mg/Ca, Sr/Ca and Na/Ca ratios, inversely related to Fe/Ca and Mn/Ca, in the weakest luminescent zones suggest major retention of the primary intra-shell variations in these zones. Moreover, Ba/Ca profiles, not connected with the general cathodoluminescence behaviour of the shells, also point towards partial retention of the primary patterns. The saw-toothed intra-shell variations are thought to be caused by the distinct geochemical signals acquired originally by the inoceramid alternating clear and dark growth lines. The deposition of the growth lines and thus the saw-toothed intra-shell variations may be mainly related to periodically changing palaeoenvironmental conditions, such as seawater temperature variations and phytodetritus rainfall. This interpretation is supported by the appearance of highly similar chemical saw-toothed variations in the extant shallow-marine Atrina rigida shell. 相似文献
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Muma JB Lund A Siamudaala VM Munang'andu HM Munyeme M Matope G Nielsen K DJønne B Godfroid J Tryland M Skjerve E 《Journal of wildlife diseases》2010,46(4):1063-1069
One of the diseases of veterinary and public health importance affecting the Kafue lechwe (Kobus leche kafuensis) on the Kafue flats is brucellosis, for which only scant information is available. During the 2003 (October), 2004 (December), and 2008 (July-December) hunting seasons in the Kafue flats, we conducted a study to determine the seroprevalence of Brucella spp. in the Kafue lechwe and to evaluate serologic tests for detection of Brucella spp. antibodies in lechwe. The Rose Bengal Test (RBT), competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (cELISA), and fluorescence polarization assay (FPA) were used. A total of 121 Kafue lechwe were hunted for disease investigations in 2003, 2004, and 2008 in the Kafue Flat Game Management Area. Of these, 21.6%, (95% confidence interval [CI]: 14.2-29.1%) had detectable antibodies to Brucella spp. The Kafue lechwe in Lochnivar National Park had higher antibody results than those in Blue Lagoon National Park (odds ratio=3.0; 95% CI: 0.94-9.4). Infection levels were similar in females (21.6%) and males (21.7%). Results were similar among RBT, FPA, cELISA tests, suggesting that these could effectively be used in diagnosing brucellosis in the Kafue lechwe. Our study demonstrates the presence of Brucella infections in the Kafue lechwe in two national parks located in the Kafue flats and further highlights the suitability of serologic assays for testing the Kafue lechwe. Because the Kafue lechwe is the most hunted wildlife species in Zambia, hunters need to be informed of the public health risk of Brucella spp. infection. 相似文献
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Andrea?V?Restrepo Beatriz?E?Salazar María?Agudelo Carlos?A?Rodriguez Andres?F?Zuluaga Omar?VesgaEmail author 《BMC microbiology》2005,5(1):34