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在软体动物Aplysia californica中的DNA序列组织

R C Angerer, E H Davidson, R J Britten

|September 1, 1975

概括

软体动物Aplysia californica表现出类似于其他物种的DNA序列组织,具有密切间隔的重复和单复制序列. 这种由间隔重复特征的基因组结构,为各种生物体的进化保护提供了洞察力.

科学领域:

基因组学就是基因组学.
分子生物学分子生物学
进化生物学进化生物学

背景情况:

无脊椎动物的基因组组织,特别是像Aplysia californica这样的原始体,与Deuterostomes相比,理解程度较低.
我们实验室的先前研究表明,Xenopus laevis和Strongylocentrotus purpuratus的基因组结构得到了保护.

研究的目的:

为了研究Aplysia californicaDNA的序列组织.
为了比较这个软体的基因组结构与以前研究的deuterostomes.

主要方法:

使用基亚帕色谱和S1核酶的DNA重组动力学.
对DNA片段 (400和2000个核酸) 和它们的重新关联性质的分析.
用光学方法检测重新关联并确定双重区域大小.

主要成果:

阿普利西亚DNA至少含有五个运动分数:单拷贝,折叠,非常快,快速和缓慢.
超过80%的单拷贝DNA序列间隔有重复序列,重复的间隔平均不到1000个核酸.
快速分数,平均300个核酸,是主要的间隔重复元素,与大多数单复制序列相邻.

结论:

加利福尼亚州的Aplysia表现出一个基因组组织,具有重复和单复制序列的显著间隔.
这种模式显示出与Deuterostome生物体的基因组结构具有显著的相似性,这表明进化保护.
非常快的分数的独特行为表明了独特的基因组作用或组织.

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