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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-109-48

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TAG-109-48
Title
Genome and species relationships in genus Avena based on RAPD and AFLP molecular markers
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2004
Volume
109
Pages
48-54
Author
Drossou A
Katsiotis A
Leggett JM
Loukas M
Tsakas S
Abstract
Summary: Species and genome relationships among 11 diploid (A and C genomes), five tetraploid (AB and AC genomes) and two hexaploid (ACD genome) Avena taxa were investigated using amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLPs) and random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers. The two primer pairs used for the AFLP reactions produced a total of 354 polymorphic bands, while 187 reproducible bands were generated using ten RAPD primers. Genetic similarities amongst the entries were estimated using the Jaccard and Dice algorithms, and cluster analyses were performed using UPGMA and neighbor joining methods. Principle coordinate analysis was also applied. The highest cophenetic correlation coefficient was obtained for the Jaccard algorithm and UPGMA clustering method (r=0.99 for AFLP and r=0.94 for RAPD). No major clustering differences were present between phenograms produced with AFLPs and RAPDs. Furthermore, data produced with AFLPs and RAPDs were highly correlated (r=0.92), indicating the reliability of our results. All A genome diploid taxa are clustered together according to their karyotype. The AB genome tetraploids were found to form a subcluster within the As genome diploids (AFLPs), indicating their near-autoploid origin. The AC genome tetraploids are clustered to the ACD genome hexaploids. Finally, the C genome diploids form an outer branch, indicating the major genomic divergence between the A and C genomes in Avena
External Databases
Pubmed: 15014877
Keyword
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a genome
algorithm
algorithms
amplified fragment length polymorphism
amplified polymorphic dna
branch
c genome
cluster
difference
diploid
discrimination
divergence
dna
evolution
genetic similarity
genetic-relationships
genus
hexaploid
hybrid
in situ hybridization
karyotype
oat cultivars
origin
polymorphic dna
primer
random amplified polymorphic dna
rapd
rapds
repetitive dna-sequences
species relationships
tetraploid
tetraploids

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