Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América

The recent colonization of America by Drosophila subobscura represents a great opportunity for evolutionary biology studies. Knowledge of the populations from which the colonization started would provide an understanding of how genetic compo- sition changed during adaptation to the new environment....

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Autores principales:	Araúz, Pedro, Peris-Bondia, Francesc, Latorre, Amparo, Serra, Luís, Mestres, Francesc
Formato:	Online
Idioma:	spa
Publicado:	Universidad Especializada de las Américas 2020
Acceso en línea:	https://revistas.udelas.ac.pa/index.php/redes/article/view/38

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spelling	REDES382022-06-21T13:55:46Z Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América Araúz, Pedro Peris-Bondia, Francesc Latorre, Amparo Serra, Luís Mestres, Francesc Reintroduction Gene flow Origin of colonization Odh gen D. subobscura Chromosomal inversion The recent colonization of America by Drosophila subobscura represents a great opportunity for evolutionary biology studies. Knowledge of the populations from which the colonization started would provide an understanding of how genetic compo- sition changed during adaptation to the new environment. Thus, a 793 nucleotide frag- ment of the Odh (Octanol dehydrogenase) gene was sequenced in 66 chromosomal lines from Barcelona (western Mediterranean) and in 66 from Mt. Parnes (Greece, eastern Mediterranean). No sequence of Odh fragment in Barcelona or Mt. Parnes was identical to any of those previously detected in America. However, an Odh sequence from Bar- celona differed in only one nucleotide from another found in American populations. In both cases, the chromosomal lines presented the same inversion: O , and the Odh gene was located within this inversion. This evidence suggests a possible western Mediter- ranean origin for the colonization. Finally, the molecular and inversion data indicate that the colonization was not characterized by multiple reintroductions. Universidad Especializada de las Américas 2020-10-29 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.udelas.ac.pa/index.php/redes/article/view/38 REDES; Vol. 1 Núm. 6 (2014): (Enero - Diciembre); 36 - 53 2710-768X 1684-6737 spa https://revistas.udelas.ac.pa/index.php/redes/article/view/38/32 Derechos de autor 2020 Redes https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.es
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spellingShingle	Araúz, Pedro Peris-Bondia, Francesc Latorre, Amparo Serra, Luís Mestres, Francesc Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
author_facet	Araúz, Pedro Peris-Bondia, Francesc Latorre, Amparo Serra, Luís Mestres, Francesc
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description	The recent colonization of America by Drosophila subobscura represents a great opportunity for evolutionary biology studies. Knowledge of the populations from which the colonization started would provide an understanding of how genetic compo- sition changed during adaptation to the new environment. Thus, a 793 nucleotide frag- ment of the Odh (Octanol dehydrogenase) gene was sequenced in 66 chromosomal lines from Barcelona (western Mediterranean) and in 66 from Mt. Parnes (Greece, eastern Mediterranean). No sequence of Odh fragment in Barcelona or Mt. Parnes was identical to any of those previously detected in America. However, an Odh sequence from Bar- celona differed in only one nucleotide from another found in American populations. In both cases, the chromosomal lines presented the same inversion: O , and the Odh gene was located within this inversion. This evidence suggests a possible western Mediter- ranean origin for the colonization. Finally, the molecular and inversion data indicate that the colonization was not characterized by multiple reintroductions.
title	Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
title_short	Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
title_full	Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
title_fullStr	Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
title_full_unstemmed	Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América
title_sort	molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: drosophila suboscura in américa
publisher	Universidad Especializada de las Américas
publishDate	2020
url	https://revistas.udelas.ac.pa/index.php/redes/article/view/38
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Molecular evidence to suggest the origien of a colonization: Drosophila suboscura in América

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