The behavior of wheat-rye translocation chromosome and alien chromosome including Thinopyrum and Haynaldia chromosome at meiosis was investigated in two hybrids by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). Misdivisio...The behavior of wheat-rye translocation chromosome and alien chromosome including Thinopyrum and Haynaldia chromosome at meiosis was investigated in two hybrids by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). Misdivision of translocation chromosome at anaphase I and rye chromatin micronucleus at tetrad stage were observed, A plant with one normal 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome and one 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome deleted about 1/3 of rye chromosome arm in length was identified. One plant with wheat-Thinopyrum non-Robertson translocation chromosome was also detected in the F-2 population of Yi4212 x Yi4095. That could be the results of unequal misdivision of wheat-rye 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome and Thinopyrum chromosome during meiosis. No interaction between translocation chromosome and alien chromosome at meiosis was supported by the data of the distribution frequencies of translocation chromosome and Thinopyrum or Haynaldia chromosome in the progeny of two hybrids. The results may be useful to cultivate new germplasms with different length of rye 1R short arm and wheat-alien non-Robertson translocation tines under wheat background.展开更多
There are six micronuclear divisions during conjugation of Paramecium caudatum: three prezygotic and three postzygotic divisions. Four haploid nuclei are formed during the first two meiotic prezygotic divisions. Usua...There are six micronuclear divisions during conjugation of Paramecium caudatum: three prezygotic and three postzygotic divisions. Four haploid nuclei are formed during the first two meiotic prezygotic divisions. Usually only one meiotic product is located in the paroral cone (PC) region at the completion of meiosis, which survives and divides mitotically to complete the third prezygotic division to yield a stationary and a migratory pronucleus. The remaining three located outside of the PC degenerate. The migratory pronuclei are then exchanged between two conjugants and fuse with the stationary pronuclei to form synkarya, which undergo three successive divisions (postzygotic divisions). However, little is known about the surviving mechanism of the PC nuclei. In the current study, stage-specific appearance of cytoplasmic microtubules (cMTs) was indicated during the third prezygotic division by immunofluorescence labeling with anti-alpha tubulin antibodies surrounding the surviving nuclei, including the PC nuclei and the two types of prospective pronuclei. This suggested that cMTs were involved in the formation of a physical barrier, whose function may relate to sequestering and protecting the surviving nuclei from the major cytoplasm, where degeneration of extra-meiotic products occurs, another important nuclear event during the third prezygotic division.展开更多
Morphological changes of tubulin during the resumption of meiosis in both mouse oocyte and fertilized egg were revealed by indirect immunofluorescent marking with monoclonal antibody against β tubulin. During germin...Morphological changes of tubulin during the resumption of meiosis in both mouse oocyte and fertilized egg were revealed by indirect immunofluorescent marking with monoclonal antibody against β tubulin. During germinal vesicle period (GV), tubulin was found to be distributed around the GV menibrane. With the disruption of GV membrane, microtubule complexes (MTCs) appeared in cytoplasm, first around GV membrane later to spread to other portions as well. Quantitative difference was noted among different oocytes. MTCs coexisted with spindlesformed by prometaphase tubulin, while metaphase tubulin polymerized into spindles and anaphase and telophase tubulin was concentrated in the two poles of the meiotic apparatus and the midbody. In egg arrested in the 2nd metaphase, whether maturing in vitro or vivo, all the tubulin went to form spindles with no MTCs left in the cytoplasm. After fertilization in vitro,MTCs reappeared in the egg cytoplasm activated by sperms while no MTCs could be revealed in cytoplasm after formation of pronucleus. As demonstrated by this experiment,cytoplasmic tubulin in eggs are polymerized chiefly into two forms: the star-shaped MTCs and the spindle.Cytoplasmic MTCs are the structure newly formed when the 1st and 2nd oocytes resumed meiosis. With colchicine disrupting the polymerization of tubulin, the maternal chromosomes,instead of orderly arrangement and orderly separation, either formed disordered mass or were divided into multiple chromatin masses. However, the penetration of sperm into egg, and decondensation and formation of pronuclei were not affected.展开更多
文摘The behavior of wheat-rye translocation chromosome and alien chromosome including Thinopyrum and Haynaldia chromosome at meiosis was investigated in two hybrids by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH). Misdivision of translocation chromosome at anaphase I and rye chromatin micronucleus at tetrad stage were observed, A plant with one normal 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome and one 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome deleted about 1/3 of rye chromosome arm in length was identified. One plant with wheat-Thinopyrum non-Robertson translocation chromosome was also detected in the F-2 population of Yi4212 x Yi4095. That could be the results of unequal misdivision of wheat-rye 1BL/1RS translocation chromosome and Thinopyrum chromosome during meiosis. No interaction between translocation chromosome and alien chromosome at meiosis was supported by the data of the distribution frequencies of translocation chromosome and Thinopyrum or Haynaldia chromosome in the progeny of two hybrids. The results may be useful to cultivate new germplasms with different length of rye 1R short arm and wheat-alien non-Robertson translocation tines under wheat background.
基金Foundation items: National Natural Science Foundation of China (31071881) Research Development Foundation of Zhejiang A & F University (2009FK67).
文摘There are six micronuclear divisions during conjugation of Paramecium caudatum: three prezygotic and three postzygotic divisions. Four haploid nuclei are formed during the first two meiotic prezygotic divisions. Usually only one meiotic product is located in the paroral cone (PC) region at the completion of meiosis, which survives and divides mitotically to complete the third prezygotic division to yield a stationary and a migratory pronucleus. The remaining three located outside of the PC degenerate. The migratory pronuclei are then exchanged between two conjugants and fuse with the stationary pronuclei to form synkarya, which undergo three successive divisions (postzygotic divisions). However, little is known about the surviving mechanism of the PC nuclei. In the current study, stage-specific appearance of cytoplasmic microtubules (cMTs) was indicated during the third prezygotic division by immunofluorescence labeling with anti-alpha tubulin antibodies surrounding the surviving nuclei, including the PC nuclei and the two types of prospective pronuclei. This suggested that cMTs were involved in the formation of a physical barrier, whose function may relate to sequestering and protecting the surviving nuclei from the major cytoplasm, where degeneration of extra-meiotic products occurs, another important nuclear event during the third prezygotic division.
文摘Morphological changes of tubulin during the resumption of meiosis in both mouse oocyte and fertilized egg were revealed by indirect immunofluorescent marking with monoclonal antibody against β tubulin. During germinal vesicle period (GV), tubulin was found to be distributed around the GV menibrane. With the disruption of GV membrane, microtubule complexes (MTCs) appeared in cytoplasm, first around GV membrane later to spread to other portions as well. Quantitative difference was noted among different oocytes. MTCs coexisted with spindlesformed by prometaphase tubulin, while metaphase tubulin polymerized into spindles and anaphase and telophase tubulin was concentrated in the two poles of the meiotic apparatus and the midbody. In egg arrested in the 2nd metaphase, whether maturing in vitro or vivo, all the tubulin went to form spindles with no MTCs left in the cytoplasm. After fertilization in vitro,MTCs reappeared in the egg cytoplasm activated by sperms while no MTCs could be revealed in cytoplasm after formation of pronucleus. As demonstrated by this experiment,cytoplasmic tubulin in eggs are polymerized chiefly into two forms: the star-shaped MTCs and the spindle.Cytoplasmic MTCs are the structure newly formed when the 1st and 2nd oocytes resumed meiosis. With colchicine disrupting the polymerization of tubulin, the maternal chromosomes,instead of orderly arrangement and orderly separation, either formed disordered mass or were divided into multiple chromatin masses. However, the penetration of sperm into egg, and decondensation and formation of pronuclei were not affected.