Telomeres cap ends of eukaryotic chromosomes prevent them from degradation and ensure genomic stability. Cdc13 is an essential telomere recruitment and maintenance protein. A temperature-sensitive point mutation in cd...Telomeres cap ends of eukaryotic chromosomes prevent them from degradation and ensure genomic stability. Cdc13 is an essential telomere recruitment and maintenance protein. A temperature-sensitive point mutation in cdc13 gene leads to telomere impairment, giving rise to cdc13-1 mutants that suffer lethality at enhanced temperatures. Deleting Exo1 gene from these mutants, however, leads to the emergence of temperature-tolerant mutants called survivors. Yeasts are known to exist as either diploids or haploids. These yeast genotypes generate survivors. The frequency of survivorship in the haploid genotype is one cell in 104 cells/generation at 36°C, however, the frequency at which they emerge in their diploid counterparts at the same temperature is not known. In this study, we investigated the frequency of Survivorship in heterozygous diploids of cdc13-1exo1Δ mutants of S. cerevisiae at 36°C. Diploids were constructed by mating haploid strains of opposite mating type cdc13-1 exo1:LEU strains with strains of cdc13-1 exo1:HIS. The crosses were 1296 × 3181, 2561 × 3182, 1296 × 3182 and 2561 × 3181. Genetic markers and phenotypic appearance were considered while mating the mutant cells. Using a stick, a smear of one haploid strain was made on each YEPD plate labelled C2, C8, C9, D1, D14, and D15. A smear of another opposite mating type was made on the previous strain. They were mixed and allowed to mate overnight, before culturing on media lacking Luecine and Histidine (-L and -H). Survivors were generated by culturing these diploids at 36°C. Using SPSS 20.0 software for windows SPSS, 2011, the frequency was determined as one Survivor cell in 72 cells/generation, as their frequency of survivorship averaged 5.9 × 10<sup>-</sup><sup>5</sup> ± 0.04.展开更多
The presence of heterozygous individuals in a population is crucial for maintaining genetic diversity,which can positively affect fitness and adaptability to environmental changes.While inbreeding generally reduces th...The presence of heterozygous individuals in a population is crucial for maintaining genetic diversity,which can positively affect fitness and adaptability to environmental changes.While inbreeding generally reduces the proportion of heterozygous individuals in a population,polyploidy tends to increase the proportion.North American Populus tremuloides is one of the most widely distributed and ecologically important tree species in the Northern Hemisphere.However,genetic variation in Mexican populations of P.tremuloides,including the genetic signatures of their adaptation to a variety of environments,remains largely uncharacterized.The aim of this study was to analyze how inbreeding coefficient(FIS)and ploidy are associated with clonal richness,population cover,climate and soil traits in 91 marginal to small,isolated populations of this tree species throughout its entire distribution in Mexico.Genetic variables were determined using 36,810 filtered SNPs derived from genome re-sequencing.We found that FIS was approximately between 0 and e1,indicating an extreme heterozygosity excess.One key contributor to the observed extreme heterozygosity excess was asexual reproduction,although ploidy levels cannot explain this excess.Analysis of all neutral SNPs showed that asexual reproduction was positively correlated with observed heterozygosity(Ho)but negatively correlated with expected heterozygosity(He).Analysis of outlier SNPs also showed that asexual reproductionwas positively correlated with Ho and negatively correlated with He,although this latter correlation was not significant.These findings support the presence of a Meselson effect.展开更多
In this study, microarray technique was employed to analyze the gene expression at the RNA level between haploids and corresponding diploids derived from a rice twin-seedling line SARII-628. Differ- ent degrees of exp...In this study, microarray technique was employed to analyze the gene expression at the RNA level between haploids and corresponding diploids derived from a rice twin-seedling line SARII-628. Differ- ent degrees of expression variations were observed in the plant after haploidization. The main results are as follows: (1) after haploidization, the ratio of the sensitive loci was 2.47% of the total loci designed on chip. Those loci were randomly distributed on the 12 pairs of rice chromosomes and the activated loci were more than the silenced ones. (2) Gene clusters on chromosome were observed for 33 se- quences. (3) GoPipe function classification for 575 sensitive loci revealed an involvement in the bio- logical process, cell component and molecular function. (4) RT-PCR generally validated the result from microarray with a coincidence rate of 83.78%. And for the randomly-selected activated or silenced loci in chip analysis, the coincidence rate was up to 91.86%.展开更多
The pear(Pyrus spp.)is well known for diverse flavors,textures,and global horticultural importance.However,the genetic diversity responsible for its extensive phenotypic variations remains largely unexplored.Here,we d...The pear(Pyrus spp.)is well known for diverse flavors,textures,and global horticultural importance.However,the genetic diversity responsible for its extensive phenotypic variations remains largely unexplored.Here,we de novo assembled and annotated the genomes of the maternal(PsbM)and paternal(PsbF)lines of the hybrid‘Yuluxiang'pear and constructed the pear pangenome of 1.15 Gb by combining these two genomes with five previously published pear genomes representing cultivated and wild germplasm.Using the constructed pangenome,we identified 21224 gene PAVs(Presence-absence variation)and 1158812 SNPs(Single Nucleotide Polymorphism)in the non-reference genome that were absent in the PsbM reference genome.Compared with SNP markers,PAV-based analysis provides additional insights into the pear population structure.In addition,some genes associated with pear fruit quality traits have differential occurrence frequencies and differential gene expression between Asian and European populations.Moreover,our analysis of the pear pangenome revealed a mutated SNP and an insertion in the promoter region of the gene PsbMGH3.1 potentially enhance sepal shedding in‘Xuehuali'which is vital for pear quality.PsbMGH3.1 may play a role in the IAA pathway,contributing to a distinct low-auxin phenotype observed in plants by heterologously overexpressing this gene.This research helps capture the genetic diversity of pear populations and provides genomic resources for accelerating breeding.展开更多
[Objective]This study was to analyze the karyotypes of wild diploid strawberry species,so as to provide basis for revealing the ori- gins,evolvement and genetic breeding of strawberry. [Method] Four diploid strawberry...[Objective]This study was to analyze the karyotypes of wild diploid strawberry species,so as to provide basis for revealing the ori- gins,evolvement and genetic breeding of strawberry. [Method] Four diploid strawberry species including Fragaria gracilis A. Los,Fragaria nilgerrensis Schidl,Fragaria pentaphylla A. Los. and Fragaria vesca L. were used as experimental materials to analyze their chromosomal kary- otypes. [Result]The karyotype formula for strawberry species tested was as follows： 2n =2x =14 =10m ＋2sm ＋2m＊ for F. gracilis A. Los, belonging to type 1B; 2n =2x =14 =14m for F. nilgerrensis Schidl,belonging to type 1A; 2n =2x =14 =12m ＋2sm for F. pentaphylla A. Loz. , belonging to type 1A; 2n =2x =14 =14m for F. vesca L. ,belonging to type 1A. Karyotype analysis showed that karyotypic asymmetry degree of the four species was F. gracilis A. Los. F. pentaphylla A. Loz. F. vesca L. F. nilgerrensis Schidl. [Conclusion] The evolution order of these four species was probably F. gracilis A. Los. ,F. pentaphylla A. Loz. ,F. vesca L. ,F. nilgerrensis Schidl.展开更多
[ Objective] The cold shock method was used to induce diploid gynogenesis of Silurus astus. [ Mthod ] The Silurus astus sperms were irradiated by ultraviolet, then conducted for fertilization. The different cold shock...[ Objective] The cold shock method was used to induce diploid gynogenesis of Silurus astus. [ Mthod ] The Silurus astus sperms were irradiated by ultraviolet, then conducted for fertilization. The different cold shock starting time and duration were set to observe diploid gynogenesis of Silurus astus. [ Result] Under such inducing condition that ultraviolet irradiated 15 min,cold shock started 5 rain after fertilization, and cold shock duartion was 40 rain,the survival rate of diploid Silurus astus reached the highest（8.5% ）. [ Conclusion] The experiment laid foundation for culturing new excellent Silurus astus variety and accumulated original files tor further study of gynogenesis development mechanism.展开更多
[Objective] The aim was to indentify haploid and diploid yeast.[Method] The characteristics of haploid and diploid yeast and their relation were analyzed firstly,and then haploid and diploid yeast were indentified thr...[Objective] The aim was to indentify haploid and diploid yeast.[Method] The characteristics of haploid and diploid yeast and their relation were analyzed firstly,and then haploid and diploid yeast were indentified through the methylene blue staining,safranine staining of ascospore and special low temperature treatment test.[Result] After methylene blue staining,the differences of haploid and diploid yeast in activity and size could be observed clearly;the ascospores of diploid strains after sporulating became red after safranine staining,and diploid thalluses were blue,while there were only blue thalluses for haploid strains;after special low temperature treatment,the colony of diploid was obviously larger than that of haploid on the plate.[Conclusion] Haploid and diploid yeast had great differences in morphology,heredity and physiology and could be identified well by means of aided test.展开更多
Polyploidy is pursued in plant breeding programs due mainly to its ability to yield larger vegetative or reproductive organs. In controlled growth chamber experiments, a tetraploid turnip （cv. Aijiaohuang, 4n） and i...Polyploidy is pursued in plant breeding programs due mainly to its ability to yield larger vegetative or reproductive organs. In controlled growth chamber experiments, a tetraploid turnip （cv. Aijiaohuang, 4n） and its diploid progenitor （cv. Aijiaohuang, 2n） were evaluated for their tolerance to salinity stress via investigations on a group of physiological parameters. The results indicate that the tetraploid turnip exhibit better adaptation to a high concentration salt medium （200 mmol L-1）, as evidenced by a less-affected germination rate and a healthier morphological appearance at the seedling stage. Furthermore, an extension of salinity stress up to a certain period of time at the 5-7-leaf stage shows differences between the tetraploid turnip and its diploid progenitor. The former had a higher K＋/Na＋ ratio in the roots, higher glutathione concentration and antioxidant activities in the leaves, and smaller reductions in photosynthetic capacity in terms of leaf chlorophyll content. Studies on the differences between an autopolyploid and its respective relative, from which the autopolyploid originated, in terms of their tolerance to salinity and/or other abiotic stresses, have remained rather limited. The comparison is interesting due to a homogenous genetic background.展开更多
Allopolyploidy accelerates genome evolution in wheat in two ways： 1） allopolyploidization triggers rapid genome alterations （revolutionary changes） through the instantaneous generation of a variety of cardinal gen...Allopolyploidy accelerates genome evolution in wheat in two ways： 1） allopolyploidization triggers rapid genome alterations （revolutionary changes） through the instantaneous generation of a variety of cardinal genetic and epigenetic changes, and 2） the allopolyploid condition facilitates sporadic genomic changes during the life of the species （evolutionary changes） that are not attainable at the diploid level. The revolutionary alterations, occurring during the formation of the allopolyploid and leading to rapid cytological and genetic diploidization, facilitate the successful establishment of the newly formed allopolyploid in nature. On the other hand, the evolutionary changes, occurring during the life of the allopolyploids, increase the intra-specific genetic diversity, and consequently, increased fimess, adaptability and competitiveness. These phenomena, emphasizing the dynamic plasticity of the allopolyploid wheat genome with regards to both structure and function, are described and discussed in this review.展开更多
The early effects of chromosomal manipulation of eggs and sperm on the yields of triploid and gynogenetic diploid larvae of Paralichthys olivaceus were investigated. Triploidy was achieved by cold shocking fertilized ...The early effects of chromosomal manipulation of eggs and sperm on the yields of triploid and gynogenetic diploid larvae of Paralichthys olivaceus were investigated. Triploidy was achieved by cold shocking fertilized eggs at 0-2℃ for 45 minutes duration 5 minutes after fertilization, and the induced triploidy rates were 31.2%-50% and the relative hatching rates were 53.3%-99%. Gynogenetic diploids were obtained when eggs were inseminated with irradiated sperm and cold shocked at 0-2℃ for 45 minutes duration 5 minutes after fertilization. The induced gynogenetic diploid rates and the relative hatching rates were 94%-96% and 48.5%-68.5% respectively. The embryonic development of the triploid experimental group and of the gynogenetic diploid experimental group was delayed at first compared with the control group. But from the gastrula stage, it was not delayed anymore. There were no significant differences in the growth of the triploid experimental group larvae and the control group larvae, and in the growth of the gynogenetic diploid experimental group larvae and the control group larvae according to Student’s t test (α=0.05). The relationship between the early growth of the triploid experimental group larvae and that of gynogenetic diploid experimental group larvae was also studied.展开更多
Common wheat is an important and widely cultivated food crop throughout the world.Much progress has been made in regard to wheat genome sequencing in the last decade.Starting from the sequencing of single chromosomes/...Common wheat is an important and widely cultivated food crop throughout the world.Much progress has been made in regard to wheat genome sequencing in the last decade.Starting from the sequencing of single chromosomes/chromosome arms whole genome sequences of common wheat and its diploid and tetraploid ancestors have been decoded along with the development of sequencing and assembling technologies. In this review, we give a brief summary on international progress in wheat genome sequencing, and mainly focus on reviewing the effort and contributions made by Chinese scientists.展开更多
Genome evolution arises from two main ways of duplication and reduction. Fish specific genome duplication （FSGD） may have occurred before the radiation of the teleosts. Common carp （Cyprinus carpio L.） has been co...Genome evolution arises from two main ways of duplication and reduction. Fish specific genome duplication （FSGD） may have occurred before the radiation of the teleosts. Common carp （Cyprinus carpio L.） has been considered to be a tetraploid species, because of its chromosome numbers （2n=100） and its high DNA content. Using 69 microsatellite primer pairs, the variations were studied to better understand the genome evolution （genome duplication and diploidization） of common carp from a gynogenetic family. About 48% of primer pairs were estimated to amplify duplicates based on the number of PCR amplification per individual. Segregation patterns in the family suggested a partially duplicated genome structure and disomic inheritance. This indicates that the common carp is tetraploid and polyploidy occurred by allotetraploidy. Two primer pairs （HLJ021 and HLJ332） were estimated to amplify reduction based on the number of PCR amplification per individual. One allele in HLJ002 locus and HLJ332 locus was clearly lost in the gynogenetic family and the same as in six wild populations. Segregation patterns in the family suggested a partially diplodization genome structure. A hypothesis transition （dynamic） and equilibrium （static） were proposed to explain the common carp genome evolution between genome duplication and diploidization.展开更多
Betulin, oleanolic acid, and betulinic acid are naturally occurring pentacyclic triterpenoids that have significant medicinal value. Considerable amounts of these triterpenoids are available in the outer bark of white...Betulin, oleanolic acid, and betulinic acid are naturally occurring pentacyclic triterpenoids that have significant medicinal value. Considerable amounts of these triterpenoids are available in the outer bark of white birch. In this study, we used ultrasound-assisted extraction （UAE） to extract triterpenoids from birch bark rapidly and with high efficiency. Using high performance liquid chro- matography （HPLC）, three types of triterpenoids were separated and detected. We examined the differences among triterpenoids extracted from diploid versus tetra- ploid white birch. Then, we used factor analysis to screen out tetraploid white birches with comprehensively excel- lent performance. The results indicate that the optimum conditions for extraction include the use of ethanol as an extraction solvent, a solid-to-liquid ratio of 0.1 g/10 ml, ultrasonic power set at 100 W, a temperature of 60 ℃ and an extraction time of 15 min. A reversed-phase C18 col- umn （4.6 mm × 250 mm × 5 μm） with a column tem- perature of 30 ℃ and the mobile phase composed of A （acetonitrile） and B （0.1% aqueous phosphoric acid, v/v） at a flow rate of 0.5 ml/min were used, and the detection wavelength was 195 nm. No significant difference wasobserved between diploid and tetraploid white birch in terms of the content of three types of triterpenoids （at a confidence level of 0.05）. As triterpenoid content, height, and DBH （diameter at breast height） are strongly interre- lated, we used factor analysis to evaluate all individuals, and we screened out six plus trees with excellent com- prehensive characters.展开更多
Rationale:Guillain Barre syndrome(GBS)is an acute neurological illness leading to quadriparesis with respiratory involvement.It can be triggered by infections,vaccinations,surgery,trauma,transplantation and drugs.Anti...Rationale:Guillain Barre syndrome(GBS)is an acute neurological illness leading to quadriparesis with respiratory involvement.It can be triggered by infections,vaccinations,surgery,trauma,transplantation and drugs.Anti-rabies cell culture vaccines introduced to overcome the high rate of neurological complications associated with tissue based rabies vaccine,can be very rarely associated with GBS.Patient concerns:A 50-year-old female presented with acute severe upper back pain evolving into pure motor quadriparesis following administration of human diploid cell vaccine for rabies.Diagnosis:Acute motor axonal neuropathy variant of GBS following anti-rabies human diploid cell vaccine.Interventions:Intravenous high dose steroids.Outcomes:Patient recovered completely within 1 month.Lessons:Although anti-rabies cell culture vaccines are highly immunogenic and safe,they are rarely associated with GBS.Clinicians should be aware of this link because prompt diagnosis and treatment can result in complete recovery and avoid complications.展开更多
The main taste components of triploid and diploid oyster (Crassostrea gigas) were compared. Free amino acids, inosine monophosphate, succinate, trimethylamine oxide and betaine in fresh and boiled extractives were ana...The main taste components of triploid and diploid oyster (Crassostrea gigas) were compared. Free amino acids, inosine monophosphate, succinate, trimethylamine oxide and betaine in fresh and boiled extractives were analyzed. The protein, lipids, glycogen, moisture and ash, which may affect the flavour, were evaluated. In boiled extractives, the amino acids were 394.1 mg(100 g) -1 in diploid and 183.5 mg(100 g) -1 in triploid. However, in fresh oyster extractives, they were 320.0 mg(100 g) -1 and 147.3 mg(100 g) -1 respectively. The inosine monophosphate in triploid was 44% more than that in diploid, and a little difference existed in the content of trimethylamine oxide between them. The contents of these taste components were the basis for taste flavour pattern determination.展开更多
文摘Telomeres cap ends of eukaryotic chromosomes prevent them from degradation and ensure genomic stability. Cdc13 is an essential telomere recruitment and maintenance protein. A temperature-sensitive point mutation in cdc13 gene leads to telomere impairment, giving rise to cdc13-1 mutants that suffer lethality at enhanced temperatures. Deleting Exo1 gene from these mutants, however, leads to the emergence of temperature-tolerant mutants called survivors. Yeasts are known to exist as either diploids or haploids. These yeast genotypes generate survivors. The frequency of survivorship in the haploid genotype is one cell in 104 cells/generation at 36°C, however, the frequency at which they emerge in their diploid counterparts at the same temperature is not known. In this study, we investigated the frequency of Survivorship in heterozygous diploids of cdc13-1exo1Δ mutants of S. cerevisiae at 36°C. Diploids were constructed by mating haploid strains of opposite mating type cdc13-1 exo1:LEU strains with strains of cdc13-1 exo1:HIS. The crosses were 1296 × 3181, 2561 × 3182, 1296 × 3182 and 2561 × 3181. Genetic markers and phenotypic appearance were considered while mating the mutant cells. Using a stick, a smear of one haploid strain was made on each YEPD plate labelled C2, C8, C9, D1, D14, and D15. A smear of another opposite mating type was made on the previous strain. They were mixed and allowed to mate overnight, before culturing on media lacking Luecine and Histidine (-L and -H). Survivors were generated by culturing these diploids at 36°C. Using SPSS 20.0 software for windows SPSS, 2011, the frequency was determined as one Survivor cell in 72 cells/generation, as their frequency of survivorship averaged 5.9 × 10<sup>-</sup><sup>5</sup> ± 0.04.
基金We thank the Mexican Consejo Nacional de Humanidades,Ciencias y Tecnologías(CONAHCYT)for the financial support provided to the first author to carry out his training in the Institutional Doctoral Program in Agricultural and Forestry Sciences(PIDCAFUJED)with Scholarship No.334852financial support with agreement number CONACYT-FRQ-2016:279459 for the project“Genome-wide scans for detecting adaptation to climate and soil in Populus tremuloides as the most widely distributed tree species in North America”Dr.Jesús M.Olivas-García assisted in the sampling in the state of Chihuahua,Mexico,and Katrin Groppe,Thünen Institute of Forest Genetics,Germany,provided excellent lab work.The Emerging Leaders of the Americas Program(ELAP)of the Government of Canada awarded a scholarship and the Institute of Integrative and Systems Biology(IBIS)of Laval University allowed the use of its campus and contributed to the training of the first author.
文摘The presence of heterozygous individuals in a population is crucial for maintaining genetic diversity,which can positively affect fitness and adaptability to environmental changes.While inbreeding generally reduces the proportion of heterozygous individuals in a population,polyploidy tends to increase the proportion.North American Populus tremuloides is one of the most widely distributed and ecologically important tree species in the Northern Hemisphere.However,genetic variation in Mexican populations of P.tremuloides,including the genetic signatures of their adaptation to a variety of environments,remains largely uncharacterized.The aim of this study was to analyze how inbreeding coefficient(FIS)and ploidy are associated with clonal richness,population cover,climate and soil traits in 91 marginal to small,isolated populations of this tree species throughout its entire distribution in Mexico.Genetic variables were determined using 36,810 filtered SNPs derived from genome re-sequencing.We found that FIS was approximately between 0 and e1,indicating an extreme heterozygosity excess.One key contributor to the observed extreme heterozygosity excess was asexual reproduction,although ploidy levels cannot explain this excess.Analysis of all neutral SNPs showed that asexual reproduction was positively correlated with observed heterozygosity(Ho)but negatively correlated with expected heterozygosity(He).Analysis of outlier SNPs also showed that asexual reproductionwas positively correlated with Ho and negatively correlated with He,although this latter correlation was not significant.These findings support the presence of a Meselson effect.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 30771157)the Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University (Grant No. IRT0453)
文摘In this study, microarray technique was employed to analyze the gene expression at the RNA level between haploids and corresponding diploids derived from a rice twin-seedling line SARII-628. Differ- ent degrees of expression variations were observed in the plant after haploidization. The main results are as follows: (1) after haploidization, the ratio of the sensitive loci was 2.47% of the total loci designed on chip. Those loci were randomly distributed on the 12 pairs of rice chromosomes and the activated loci were more than the silenced ones. (2) Gene clusters on chromosome were observed for 33 se- quences. (3) GoPipe function classification for 575 sensitive loci revealed an involvement in the bio- logical process, cell component and molecular function. (4) RT-PCR generally validated the result from microarray with a coincidence rate of 83.78%. And for the randomly-selected activated or silenced loci in chip analysis, the coincidence rate was up to 91.86%.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.32102364)the General Program of Shandong Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.ZR2022MC064)+3 种基金the Shanxi Province Postdoctoral Research Activity Fund(Grant No.K462101001)the Doctoral Research Initiation Fund of Shanxi Datong University(Grant No.2023-B-15)the Earmarked Fund for Modern Agro-industry Technology Research System(Grant No.2023CYJSTX07)the Shanxi Province Excellent Doctoral Work Award Project(Grant No.606-02010609)。
文摘The pear(Pyrus spp.)is well known for diverse flavors,textures,and global horticultural importance.However,the genetic diversity responsible for its extensive phenotypic variations remains largely unexplored.Here,we de novo assembled and annotated the genomes of the maternal(PsbM)and paternal(PsbF)lines of the hybrid‘Yuluxiang'pear and constructed the pear pangenome of 1.15 Gb by combining these two genomes with five previously published pear genomes representing cultivated and wild germplasm.Using the constructed pangenome,we identified 21224 gene PAVs(Presence-absence variation)and 1158812 SNPs(Single Nucleotide Polymorphism)in the non-reference genome that were absent in the PsbM reference genome.Compared with SNP markers,PAV-based analysis provides additional insights into the pear population structure.In addition,some genes associated with pear fruit quality traits have differential occurrence frequencies and differential gene expression between Asian and European populations.Moreover,our analysis of the pear pangenome revealed a mutated SNP and an insertion in the promoter region of the gene PsbMGH3.1 potentially enhance sepal shedding in‘Xuehuali'which is vital for pear quality.PsbMGH3.1 may play a role in the IAA pathway,contributing to a distinct low-auxin phenotype observed in plants by heterologously overexpressing this gene.This research helps capture the genetic diversity of pear populations and provides genomic resources for accelerating breeding.
基金Supported by Program for Excellent Scholars Returned from Overseas~~
文摘[Objective]This study was to analyze the karyotypes of wild diploid strawberry species,so as to provide basis for revealing the ori- gins,evolvement and genetic breeding of strawberry. [Method] Four diploid strawberry species including Fragaria gracilis A. Los,Fragaria nilgerrensis Schidl,Fragaria pentaphylla A. Los. and Fragaria vesca L. were used as experimental materials to analyze their chromosomal kary- otypes. [Result]The karyotype formula for strawberry species tested was as follows： 2n =2x =14 =10m ＋2sm ＋2m＊ for F. gracilis A. Los, belonging to type 1B; 2n =2x =14 =14m for F. nilgerrensis Schidl,belonging to type 1A; 2n =2x =14 =12m ＋2sm for F. pentaphylla A. Loz. , belonging to type 1A; 2n =2x =14 =14m for F. vesca L. ,belonging to type 1A. Karyotype analysis showed that karyotypic asymmetry degree of the four species was F. gracilis A. Los. F. pentaphylla A. Loz. F. vesca L. F. nilgerrensis Schidl. [Conclusion] The evolution order of these four species was probably F. gracilis A. Los. ,F. pentaphylla A. Loz. ,F. vesca L. ,F. nilgerrensis Schidl.
基金the Key Technology Research (0324030026)Development Program of Henan Province and Key Programs of Zoology of Henan Province~~
文摘[ Objective] The cold shock method was used to induce diploid gynogenesis of Silurus astus. [ Mthod ] The Silurus astus sperms were irradiated by ultraviolet, then conducted for fertilization. The different cold shock starting time and duration were set to observe diploid gynogenesis of Silurus astus. [ Result] Under such inducing condition that ultraviolet irradiated 15 min,cold shock started 5 rain after fertilization, and cold shock duartion was 40 rain,the survival rate of diploid Silurus astus reached the highest（8.5% ）. [ Conclusion] The experiment laid foundation for culturing new excellent Silurus astus variety and accumulated original files tor further study of gynogenesis development mechanism.
基金Supported by National College Student Innovation Project(091063509)National Natural Science Foundation of China(30671429)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to indentify haploid and diploid yeast.[Method] The characteristics of haploid and diploid yeast and their relation were analyzed firstly,and then haploid and diploid yeast were indentified through the methylene blue staining,safranine staining of ascospore and special low temperature treatment test.[Result] After methylene blue staining,the differences of haploid and diploid yeast in activity and size could be observed clearly;the ascospores of diploid strains after sporulating became red after safranine staining,and diploid thalluses were blue,while there were only blue thalluses for haploid strains;after special low temperature treatment,the colony of diploid was obviously larger than that of haploid on the plate.[Conclusion] Haploid and diploid yeast had great differences in morphology,heredity and physiology and could be identified well by means of aided test.
基金supported by the Special Grand National Science and Technology Project, China(2009ZX08009-076B)the Natural Science Foundation of China (30971700)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province, China (Z3100130)
文摘Polyploidy is pursued in plant breeding programs due mainly to its ability to yield larger vegetative or reproductive organs. In controlled growth chamber experiments, a tetraploid turnip （cv. Aijiaohuang, 4n） and its diploid progenitor （cv. Aijiaohuang, 2n） were evaluated for their tolerance to salinity stress via investigations on a group of physiological parameters. The results indicate that the tetraploid turnip exhibit better adaptation to a high concentration salt medium （200 mmol L-1）, as evidenced by a less-affected germination rate and a healthier morphological appearance at the seedling stage. Furthermore, an extension of salinity stress up to a certain period of time at the 5-7-leaf stage shows differences between the tetraploid turnip and its diploid progenitor. The former had a higher K＋/Na＋ ratio in the roots, higher glutathione concentration and antioxidant activities in the leaves, and smaller reductions in photosynthetic capacity in terms of leaf chlorophyll content. Studies on the differences between an autopolyploid and its respective relative, from which the autopolyploid originated, in terms of their tolerance to salinity and/or other abiotic stresses, have remained rather limited. The comparison is interesting due to a homogenous genetic background.
文摘Allopolyploidy accelerates genome evolution in wheat in two ways： 1） allopolyploidization triggers rapid genome alterations （revolutionary changes） through the instantaneous generation of a variety of cardinal genetic and epigenetic changes, and 2） the allopolyploid condition facilitates sporadic genomic changes during the life of the species （evolutionary changes） that are not attainable at the diploid level. The revolutionary alterations, occurring during the formation of the allopolyploid and leading to rapid cytological and genetic diploidization, facilitate the successful establishment of the newly formed allopolyploid in nature. On the other hand, the evolutionary changes, occurring during the life of the allopolyploids, increase the intra-specific genetic diversity, and consequently, increased fimess, adaptability and competitiveness. These phenomena, emphasizing the dynamic plasticity of the allopolyploid wheat genome with regards to both structure and function, are described and discussed in this review.
文摘The early effects of chromosomal manipulation of eggs and sperm on the yields of triploid and gynogenetic diploid larvae of Paralichthys olivaceus were investigated. Triploidy was achieved by cold shocking fertilized eggs at 0-2℃ for 45 minutes duration 5 minutes after fertilization, and the induced triploidy rates were 31.2%-50% and the relative hatching rates were 53.3%-99%. Gynogenetic diploids were obtained when eggs were inseminated with irradiated sperm and cold shocked at 0-2℃ for 45 minutes duration 5 minutes after fertilization. The induced gynogenetic diploid rates and the relative hatching rates were 94%-96% and 48.5%-68.5% respectively. The embryonic development of the triploid experimental group and of the gynogenetic diploid experimental group was delayed at first compared with the control group. But from the gastrula stage, it was not delayed anymore. There were no significant differences in the growth of the triploid experimental group larvae and the control group larvae, and in the growth of the gynogenetic diploid experimental group larvae and the control group larvae according to Student’s t test (α=0.05). The relationship between the early growth of the triploid experimental group larvae and that of gynogenetic diploid experimental group larvae was also studied.
基金supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences (QYZDJ-SSW-SMC001)the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2016YFD0101004)
文摘Common wheat is an important and widely cultivated food crop throughout the world.Much progress has been made in regard to wheat genome sequencing in the last decade.Starting from the sequencing of single chromosomes/chromosome arms whole genome sequences of common wheat and its diploid and tetraploid ancestors have been decoded along with the development of sequencing and assembling technologies. In this review, we give a brief summary on international progress in wheat genome sequencing, and mainly focus on reviewing the effort and contributions made by Chinese scientists.
文摘Genome evolution arises from two main ways of duplication and reduction. Fish specific genome duplication （FSGD） may have occurred before the radiation of the teleosts. Common carp （Cyprinus carpio L.） has been considered to be a tetraploid species, because of its chromosome numbers （2n=100） and its high DNA content. Using 69 microsatellite primer pairs, the variations were studied to better understand the genome evolution （genome duplication and diploidization） of common carp from a gynogenetic family. About 48% of primer pairs were estimated to amplify duplicates based on the number of PCR amplification per individual. Segregation patterns in the family suggested a partially duplicated genome structure and disomic inheritance. This indicates that the common carp is tetraploid and polyploidy occurred by allotetraploidy. Two primer pairs （HLJ021 and HLJ332） were estimated to amplify reduction based on the number of PCR amplification per individual. One allele in HLJ002 locus and HLJ332 locus was clearly lost in the gynogenetic family and the same as in six wild populations. Segregation patterns in the family suggested a partially diplodization genome structure. A hypothesis transition （dynamic） and equilibrium （static） were proposed to explain the common carp genome evolution between genome duplication and diploidization.
基金financially supported by National Forestry Department Public Benefit Research Foundation of China(201204302)
文摘Betulin, oleanolic acid, and betulinic acid are naturally occurring pentacyclic triterpenoids that have significant medicinal value. Considerable amounts of these triterpenoids are available in the outer bark of white birch. In this study, we used ultrasound-assisted extraction （UAE） to extract triterpenoids from birch bark rapidly and with high efficiency. Using high performance liquid chro- matography （HPLC）, three types of triterpenoids were separated and detected. We examined the differences among triterpenoids extracted from diploid versus tetra- ploid white birch. Then, we used factor analysis to screen out tetraploid white birches with comprehensively excel- lent performance. The results indicate that the optimum conditions for extraction include the use of ethanol as an extraction solvent, a solid-to-liquid ratio of 0.1 g/10 ml, ultrasonic power set at 100 W, a temperature of 60 ℃ and an extraction time of 15 min. A reversed-phase C18 col- umn （4.6 mm × 250 mm × 5 μm） with a column tem- perature of 30 ℃ and the mobile phase composed of A （acetonitrile） and B （0.1% aqueous phosphoric acid, v/v） at a flow rate of 0.5 ml/min were used, and the detection wavelength was 195 nm. No significant difference wasobserved between diploid and tetraploid white birch in terms of the content of three types of triterpenoids （at a confidence level of 0.05）. As triterpenoid content, height, and DBH （diameter at breast height） are strongly interre- lated, we used factor analysis to evaluate all individuals, and we screened out six plus trees with excellent com- prehensive characters.
文摘Rationale:Guillain Barre syndrome(GBS)is an acute neurological illness leading to quadriparesis with respiratory involvement.It can be triggered by infections,vaccinations,surgery,trauma,transplantation and drugs.Anti-rabies cell culture vaccines introduced to overcome the high rate of neurological complications associated with tissue based rabies vaccine,can be very rarely associated with GBS.Patient concerns:A 50-year-old female presented with acute severe upper back pain evolving into pure motor quadriparesis following administration of human diploid cell vaccine for rabies.Diagnosis:Acute motor axonal neuropathy variant of GBS following anti-rabies human diploid cell vaccine.Interventions:Intravenous high dose steroids.Outcomes:Patient recovered completely within 1 month.Lessons:Although anti-rabies cell culture vaccines are highly immunogenic and safe,they are rarely associated with GBS.Clinicians should be aware of this link because prompt diagnosis and treatment can result in complete recovery and avoid complications.
基金supported by Shandong Natural Science Foundation(No.Y2001D06).
文摘The main taste components of triploid and diploid oyster (Crassostrea gigas) were compared. Free amino acids, inosine monophosphate, succinate, trimethylamine oxide and betaine in fresh and boiled extractives were analyzed. The protein, lipids, glycogen, moisture and ash, which may affect the flavour, were evaluated. In boiled extractives, the amino acids were 394.1 mg(100 g) -1 in diploid and 183.5 mg(100 g) -1 in triploid. However, in fresh oyster extractives, they were 320.0 mg(100 g) -1 and 147.3 mg(100 g) -1 respectively. The inosine monophosphate in triploid was 44% more than that in diploid, and a little difference existed in the content of trimethylamine oxide between them. The contents of these taste components were the basis for taste flavour pattern determination.
