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GrainGenes Reference Report: GNM-45-946

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Reference
GNM-45-946
Title
Genus-specific localization of the TaiI family of tandem-repetitive sequences in either the centromeric or subtelomeric regions in Triticeae species (Poaceae) and its evolution in wheat
Journal
Genome
Year
2002
Volume
45
Pages
946-955
Author
Kishii M
Tsujimoto H
Abstract
Summary: The Tail family sequences are classified as tandem repetitive DNA sequences present in the genome of tribe Triticeae, and are localized in the centromeric regions of common wheat, but in the subtelomeric heterochromatic regions of Leymus racemosus and related species. In this study, we investigated the chromosomal distribution of TaiI family sequences in other Triticeae species. The results demonstrated a centromeric localization in genera Triticum and Aegilops and subtelomeric localization in other genera, thus showing a genus-dependent localization of TaiI family sequences in one or the other region. The copy numbers of TaiI family sequences in species in the same genus varied greatly, whether in the centromeric or subtelomeric regions (depending on genus). We also examined the evolution of TaiI family sequences during polyploidization of hexaploid common wheat. A comparison of chromosomal locations of the major TaiI family signals in common wheat and in its ancestral species suggested that the centromeric TaiI family sequences in common wheat were inherited from its ancestors with little modification, whereas a mixed origin for the B genome of common wheat was indicated
External Databases
Pubmed: 12416628
Keyword
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aegilops
afa-family
arabidopsis thaliana
canada
centromere
chromosomal location
chromosome
common wheat
dna
dna sequence
evolution
family
genome
genome differentiation
genus
hexaploid
hexaploid wheat
localization
organization
poaceae
repeated dna-sequences
repetitive dna
rye
sequence
subtelomere
taii family
tandem repeat
triticeae
triticum

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