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Title: Nuclear DNA in Molecular systematics


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Nuclear DNA in Molecular systematics
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Nuclear DNA
  • Nuclear DNA is double stranded DNA located in
    chromosomes / nucleus of a cell.
  • 6-30 billion bp per haploid genome in gymnosperm,
    250 million to 15 billion bp per haploid genome
    in angiosperm, 3 billion bp per haploid genome in
    human.
  • The difference in genome size is mainly due to
    the amount of repetitive DNA. Repetitive DNA is
    distributed throughout the genome.
  • For example, pine (Pinus stobus) genome contains
    75 repetitive DNA and 25 low number single copy
    DNA. Only 0.1 of the genome is expressed as mRNA.

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Nuclear DNA
  • Recombination occurs between homologous
    chromosomes.
  • Biparentally inherited.
  • Mutational rate is high.

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Molecular Systematics
  • Nuclear DNA regions commonly used for
    plant/animal systematics study is nuclear
    ribosomal DNA (nrDNA) including 18S, 28S, ITS and
    5S.
  • nrDNA occurs in high number of copy in the
    genome, and it experiences concerted evolution.

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Nuclear Ribosomal DNA
A typical plant rDNA repeat unit shown to scale.
EST external transcribed region ITS internal
transcribed region.
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Molecular Systematics
  • nrDNA sometimes is claimed to be problematic in
    some plant families.
  • Copies of the ITS regions may display a high
    degree of polymorphism within plant genomes, and
    relationships among paralogues can be difficult
    to interpret at species level.

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Nuclear DNA in Plant Systematics
  • Other nuclear DNA regions used in plant
    systematics are genes AdhC, PgiC, malate
    synthase, phosphoribulokinase etc. low-copy
    nuclear genes
  • These low-copy nuclear gene sequences are found
    to be informative and provide robust resolved
    phylogeny.
  • e.g. in Gossypium, the base substitution of AdhC
    sequences are three- to sixfold higher than that
    of cpDNA.

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Dryobalanoides
Subsection Sphaerocarpae
H. subalata
Tree length 277 CI 0.9206 RI 0.9415
100
H. nervosa
100
H. dyeri
86
H. pubescens
94
H. beccariana
64
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H. pierrei
Subsection Dryobalanoides
H. mengerawan
H. dryobalanoides
70
H. myrtifolia
100
Dryobalanoides clade
H. ferruginea
H. sangal
98
Subsection Hopea
Hopea clade
H. odorata
Hopea
H. apiculata
100
18-bp deletion in the PgiC
H. bilitonensis
52
Subsection Pierrea
H. helferi
100
H. nutans
H. wightiana
Neobalanocarpus heimii
Outgroup
Upuna borneensis
Phylogeny based on the PgiC sequences.
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