DNA fingerprinting among members of the Chinese drug Pu Gong Ying(Taraxacum mongolicum Hand,-Mazz.)and six adulterants of Tu Gong Ying were demonstrated with random-primed polymerase chain reaction(PCR)including arbit...DNA fingerprinting among members of the Chinese drug Pu Gong Ying(Taraxacum mongolicum Hand,-Mazz.)and six adulterants of Tu Gong Ying were demonstrated with random-primed polymerase chain reaction(PCR)including arbitrarily primed polymerase chain reaction(AP-PCR)and random amplified polymorphic DNA(RAPD).Distinctive,reproducible genomic fingerprints from DNA from 7 species belonged to Compositae were generated with two long(20 and 24 mer)and one short(10 mer)randomly chosen primers.The Pu Gong Ying can be differentiated from six species of Tu Gong Ying according to the banding pattems of their amplified DNA on agarose gels.The results showed that AP-PCR and RAPD methods can be used for identifying Chinese drugs.Moreover,the Similarity Indexes of the genomic DNA fingerprints showed that Pu Gong Ying and its adulterants are unrelated.Therefore,AP-PCR and RAPD methods can be used for identifying Chinese drugs.展开更多
RAPD (Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA) analysis was performed with filaments of 15 Porphyra lines representing four important groups (P. yezoensis, P. haitanensis, P. katadai var. Hemiphylla and P. digospermatangia...RAPD (Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA) analysis was performed with filaments of 15 Porphyra lines representing four important groups (P. yezoensis, P. haitanensis, P. katadai var. Hemiphylla and P. digospermatangia). Eight stable and repeatable RAPD bands amplified with two primers, OPN-02 and OPJ-18, were selected for the construction of DNA fingerprinting. The RAPD results were scored based on the presence or absence of each of the 8 bands and then converted to computer language expressed with two digitals, 1 and 0, which represented the presence (numbered as 1) or absence (numbered as 0) of each band, respectively. Based on these results, a model DNA fingerprint and a computerized DNA fingerprint were constructed. In the constructed DNA fingerprint, each Porphyra line has its unique fingerprinting pattern and can be easily distinguished from each other. Later, a software, named as PhGI, was designed based on this DNA fingerprinting. It can be used in practical Porphyra line identification.展开更多
[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the four Gastrodia elata B1. variants at the DNA level. [Method] Primers with good reproducibility, abundant polymorphism and high resolution were selected from the 35 rando...[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the four Gastrodia elata B1. variants at the DNA level. [Method] Primers with good reproducibility, abundant polymorphism and high resolution were selected from the 35 random primers with RAPD marker technology and the amplification results were analyzed. [ Result] By using RAPD technology, DNA fingerprints of four Gastrodia elata B1. variants with abundant polymorphism, good reproducibility and high resolution was successfully constructed; to be specific, each Gastrodia elata B1. variant has its unique fingerprint with primers S29 and S38 ; DNA bands of the Gastrodia elata BI. variants vary significantly, which is contributive to distinguish the four Gastrodia clara B1. variants. [Condusion] This study provided an effective means for the identification and protection of Gastrodia elata germplasms with intraspecific variations.展开更多
To further improvc the application of DNA fingerprinting technique in adulterated food identification and traceability, the paper briefly introduced the ap- plication of common DNA fingerprinting techniques, such as s...To further improvc the application of DNA fingerprinting technique in adulterated food identification and traceability, the paper briefly introduced the ap- plication of common DNA fingerprinting techniques, such as species-specific PCR, RAPD, AFLP, ISSR, SSR and SNP in adulterated food identification and traceability.展开更多
[ Objective] This study aimed to establish DNA fingerprints of 23 Acer truncatum clones, thus providing the theoretical basis for selection, classification and identification of A. truncatum varieties. [Metho...[ Objective] This study aimed to establish DNA fingerprints of 23 Acer truncatum clones, thus providing the theoretical basis for selection, classification and identification of A. truncatum varieties. [Method] Sixteen pairs of SRAP primers with rich polymorphism and high specificity were used to establish DNA fin-gerprints. [Result] A total of 223 bands were amplified with 16 primer pairs, including 197 polymorphic bands. Averagely 13.9 loci and 12.3 polymorphic loci were amplified with each primer pair. The average percentage of polymorphic loci reached 88. 34% . [ Conclusion] The classification result drawn by cluster analy-sis is consistent with that obtained based on main characteristics and genetic relationships of A. truncatum, clones. By using DNA fingerprints established with prim-er pairs ME1-EM4 and ME2-EM1, 23 A. truncatum clones can be effectively distinguished, and the confidence probability is greater than 99.99%.展开更多
Development of fingerprints based on DNA markers is necessary for proper identification and standardization of plant species. These techniques are widely used to develop an unquestionable method of plant identificatio...Development of fingerprints based on DNA markers is necessary for proper identification and standardization of plant species. These techniques are widely used to develop an unquestionable method of plant identification to protect the patents and quality control for industry. In this study, fifteen commercially important medicinal plants of Pakistan were collected from botanical garden of Qarshi Industries (Pvt.) Ltd, Pakistan. The objective was to optimize the extraction of genomic DNA for use in a PCR-based random amplified polymorphic DNA marker approach. The initial protocol used 60 decamers to amplify scorable amplicons;only nine markers produced significant bands in genomic DNA of medicinal plants. These markers generated 51 bands ranging between 250 and 1600 bp. The most important property of genomic markers is polymorphism to enable specific identification;all the used markers showed 100% polymorphism across 15 different plants. Further, six decamers amplified specific bands to reliably identify 8 species. The amplified bands were arranged in a binary matrix and analyzed by DNAMAN version 5.2.2 statistical software. A homology tree was constructed using binary data for nine markers, and four major clusters/clades were observed. The Rose, Mentha and Stevia accessions had shown clear clustering and grouped in major clusters/clads I, II and III respectively. Sixty decamers amplified 51 polymorphic loci in the genomes of 15 commercially valuable accessions. Moreover clear phylogenetic construction was observed in the generation of homolog tree. This protocol could therefore be useful to provide a baseline to authenticate, identify and perform phylogenetic analysis of important medicinal plants used in the Pakistani herbal medicine industry.展开更多
The inheritance of chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) in sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas Lain.) was analyzed using DNA restriction fingerprinting. The cpDNA fingerprints of hybrids from reciprocal crosses between Xushu18 and AB78-...The inheritance of chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) in sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas Lain.) was analyzed using DNA restriction fingerprinting. The cpDNA fingerprints of hybrids from reciprocal crosses between Xushu18 and AB78-1 were found to be identical to those of their female parents, which reveals that cpDNA of sweet potato is maternally inherited in this intervarietal crossing. This maternal cpDNA transmission pattern does not accord with the putative one based on former cytological studies. The plastid inheritance in Convolvulaceae has been briefly reviewed in this study, and the utility of DNA restriction fingerprinting analysis in the study of plastid inheritance is also discussed.展开更多
The rapid development of molecular biology resulted in the wide application of popula-tion genetics theory to plant pathology.It is the development of efficient molecular DNAmarker systems that gives a great insight i...The rapid development of molecular biology resulted in the wide application of popula-tion genetics theory to plant pathology.It is the development of efficient molecular DNAmarker systems that gives a great insight into the population genetics of a number offungal plant pathogens such as rice blast fungus Magnaporthe grisea,late blight fungusPhytophthora infestans,barley powdery mildew fungus Erysiphe graminis f.sp.hordeiand wheat blotch fungus Septoria tritici.The knowledge on population biology of plantpathogens is essential for screening and identification of disease resistance genes,for devel-展开更多
DNA fingerprinting, developed in 1985, has now become a powerful tool forindividual identification and paternity testing in forensic casework and medicine. It hasalso found wide application to population genetics, evo...DNA fingerprinting, developed in 1985, has now become a powerful tool forindividual identification and paternity testing in forensic casework and medicine. It hasalso found wide application to population genetics, evolution, systematics and geneticlinkage analysis in animals, plants and even microorganisms. Conventional DNAfingerprinting requires specific multilocus minisatellite probes-or microsatellite展开更多
文摘DNA fingerprinting among members of the Chinese drug Pu Gong Ying(Taraxacum mongolicum Hand,-Mazz.)and six adulterants of Tu Gong Ying were demonstrated with random-primed polymerase chain reaction(PCR)including arbitrarily primed polymerase chain reaction(AP-PCR)and random amplified polymorphic DNA(RAPD).Distinctive,reproducible genomic fingerprints from DNA from 7 species belonged to Compositae were generated with two long(20 and 24 mer)and one short(10 mer)randomly chosen primers.The Pu Gong Ying can be differentiated from six species of Tu Gong Ying according to the banding pattems of their amplified DNA on agarose gels.The results showed that AP-PCR and RAPD methods can be used for identifying Chinese drugs.Moreover,the Similarity Indexes of the genomic DNA fingerprints showed that Pu Gong Ying and its adulterants are unrelated.Therefore,AP-PCR and RAPD methods can be used for identifying Chinese drugs.
基金This study was supported by China Ocean "863" ProjectNational Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘RAPD (Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA) analysis was performed with filaments of 15 Porphyra lines representing four important groups (P. yezoensis, P. haitanensis, P. katadai var. Hemiphylla and P. digospermatangia). Eight stable and repeatable RAPD bands amplified with two primers, OPN-02 and OPJ-18, were selected for the construction of DNA fingerprinting. The RAPD results were scored based on the presence or absence of each of the 8 bands and then converted to computer language expressed with two digitals, 1 and 0, which represented the presence (numbered as 1) or absence (numbered as 0) of each band, respectively. Based on these results, a model DNA fingerprint and a computerized DNA fingerprint were constructed. In the constructed DNA fingerprint, each Porphyra line has its unique fingerprinting pattern and can be easily distinguished from each other. Later, a software, named as PhGI, was designed based on this DNA fingerprinting. It can be used in practical Porphyra line identification.
基金Supported by National Scientific and Technological Key Project of China(Grant No. 2004BA721A33)Scientific and Technological Key Project of Guizhou Province (Grant No.[2001]1125)Special Project of Research and Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Modern Science and Technology Industry in Guizhou Province(Grant No.[2003]51)
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the four Gastrodia elata B1. variants at the DNA level. [Method] Primers with good reproducibility, abundant polymorphism and high resolution were selected from the 35 random primers with RAPD marker technology and the amplification results were analyzed. [ Result] By using RAPD technology, DNA fingerprints of four Gastrodia elata B1. variants with abundant polymorphism, good reproducibility and high resolution was successfully constructed; to be specific, each Gastrodia elata B1. variant has its unique fingerprint with primers S29 and S38 ; DNA bands of the Gastrodia elata BI. variants vary significantly, which is contributive to distinguish the four Gastrodia clara B1. variants. [Condusion] This study provided an effective means for the identification and protection of Gastrodia elata germplasms with intraspecific variations.
基金Supported by the Youth Foundation of Sichuan Academy of Agricultural Sciences(2009QNJJ-037,2010QNJJ-031)the Monitoring on Alien Biological Invasion(the Project of Ministry of Agriculture)
文摘To further improvc the application of DNA fingerprinting technique in adulterated food identification and traceability, the paper briefly introduced the ap- plication of common DNA fingerprinting techniques, such as species-specific PCR, RAPD, AFLP, ISSR, SSR and SNP in adulterated food identification and traceability.
基金Supported by Agricultural Improved Variety Project of Shandong Province(LKZ[2012]No.213,LKZ[2014]No.96)
文摘[ Objective] This study aimed to establish DNA fingerprints of 23 Acer truncatum clones, thus providing the theoretical basis for selection, classification and identification of A. truncatum varieties. [Method] Sixteen pairs of SRAP primers with rich polymorphism and high specificity were used to establish DNA fin-gerprints. [Result] A total of 223 bands were amplified with 16 primer pairs, including 197 polymorphic bands. Averagely 13.9 loci and 12.3 polymorphic loci were amplified with each primer pair. The average percentage of polymorphic loci reached 88. 34% . [ Conclusion] The classification result drawn by cluster analy-sis is consistent with that obtained based on main characteristics and genetic relationships of A. truncatum, clones. By using DNA fingerprints established with prim-er pairs ME1-EM4 and ME2-EM1, 23 A. truncatum clones can be effectively distinguished, and the confidence probability is greater than 99.99%.
文摘Development of fingerprints based on DNA markers is necessary for proper identification and standardization of plant species. These techniques are widely used to develop an unquestionable method of plant identification to protect the patents and quality control for industry. In this study, fifteen commercially important medicinal plants of Pakistan were collected from botanical garden of Qarshi Industries (Pvt.) Ltd, Pakistan. The objective was to optimize the extraction of genomic DNA for use in a PCR-based random amplified polymorphic DNA marker approach. The initial protocol used 60 decamers to amplify scorable amplicons;only nine markers produced significant bands in genomic DNA of medicinal plants. These markers generated 51 bands ranging between 250 and 1600 bp. The most important property of genomic markers is polymorphism to enable specific identification;all the used markers showed 100% polymorphism across 15 different plants. Further, six decamers amplified specific bands to reliably identify 8 species. The amplified bands were arranged in a binary matrix and analyzed by DNAMAN version 5.2.2 statistical software. A homology tree was constructed using binary data for nine markers, and four major clusters/clades were observed. The Rose, Mentha and Stevia accessions had shown clear clustering and grouped in major clusters/clads I, II and III respectively. Sixty decamers amplified 51 polymorphic loci in the genomes of 15 commercially valuable accessions. Moreover clear phylogenetic construction was observed in the generation of homolog tree. This protocol could therefore be useful to provide a baseline to authenticate, identify and perform phylogenetic analysis of important medicinal plants used in the Pakistani herbal medicine industry.
文摘The inheritance of chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) in sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas Lain.) was analyzed using DNA restriction fingerprinting. The cpDNA fingerprints of hybrids from reciprocal crosses between Xushu18 and AB78-1 were found to be identical to those of their female parents, which reveals that cpDNA of sweet potato is maternally inherited in this intervarietal crossing. This maternal cpDNA transmission pattern does not accord with the putative one based on former cytological studies. The plastid inheritance in Convolvulaceae has been briefly reviewed in this study, and the utility of DNA restriction fingerprinting analysis in the study of plastid inheritance is also discussed.
基金Project supported by the Climbing Program of Chinathe Plant Biotechnology Laboratory, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
文摘The rapid development of molecular biology resulted in the wide application of popula-tion genetics theory to plant pathology.It is the development of efficient molecular DNAmarker systems that gives a great insight into the population genetics of a number offungal plant pathogens such as rice blast fungus Magnaporthe grisea,late blight fungusPhytophthora infestans,barley powdery mildew fungus Erysiphe graminis f.sp.hordeiand wheat blotch fungus Septoria tritici.The knowledge on population biology of plantpathogens is essential for screening and identification of disease resistance genes,for devel-
文摘DNA fingerprinting, developed in 1985, has now become a powerful tool forindividual identification and paternity testing in forensic casework and medicine. It hasalso found wide application to population genetics, evolution, systematics and geneticlinkage analysis in animals, plants and even microorganisms. Conventional DNAfingerprinting requires specific multilocus minisatellite probes-or microsatellite