Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays.
International fish trade reached an import value of 62.8 billion Euro in 2006, of which 44.6% are covered by the European Union. Species identification is a key problem throughout the life cycle of fishes: from eggs and larvae to adults in fisheries research and control, as well as processed fish pr...
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doaj-c37622a78b17424b83e091f6a97e9db52020-11-25T00:02:20ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032010-09-0159e1262010.1371/journal.pone.0012620Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays.Marc KochziusChristian SeidelAglaia AntoniouSandeep Kumar BotlaDaniel CampoAlessia CarianiEva Garcia VazquezJanet HauschildCaroline HervetSigridur HjörleifsdottirGudmundur HreggvidssonKristina KappelMonica LandiAntonios MagoulasViggo MarteinssonManfred NölteSerge PlanesFausto TintiCemal TuranMoleyur N VenugopalHannes WeberDietmar BlohmInternational fish trade reached an import value of 62.8 billion Euro in 2006, of which 44.6% are covered by the European Union. Species identification is a key problem throughout the life cycle of fishes: from eggs and larvae to adults in fisheries research and control, as well as processed fish products in consumer protection.This study aims to evaluate the applicability of the three mitochondrial genes 16S rRNA (16S), cytochrome b (cyt b), and cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) for the identification of 50 European marine fish species by combining techniques of "DNA barcoding" and microarrays. In a DNA barcoding approach, neighbour Joining (NJ) phylogenetic trees of 369 16S, 212 cyt b, and 447 COI sequences indicated that cyt b and COI are suitable for unambiguous identification, whereas 16S failed to discriminate closely related flatfish and gurnard species. In course of probe design for DNA microarray development, each of the markers yielded a high number of potentially species-specific probes in silico, although many of them were rejected based on microarray hybridisation experiments. None of the markers provided probes to discriminate the sibling flatfish and gurnard species. However, since 16S-probes were less negatively influenced by the "position of label" effect and showed the lowest rejection rate and the highest mean signal intensity, 16S is more suitable for DNA microarray probe design than cty b and COI. The large portion of rejected COI-probes after hybridisation experiments (>90%) renders the DNA barcoding marker as rather unsuitable for this high-throughput technology.Based on these data, a DNA microarray containing 64 functional oligonucleotide probes for the identification of 30 out of the 50 fish species investigated was developed. It represents the next step towards an automated and easy-to-handle method to identify fish, ichthyoplankton, and fish products.http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC2935389?pdf=render |
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Marc Kochzius Christian Seidel Aglaia Antoniou Sandeep Kumar Botla Daniel Campo Alessia Cariani Eva Garcia Vazquez Janet Hauschild Caroline Hervet Sigridur Hjörleifsdottir Gudmundur Hreggvidsson Kristina Kappel Monica Landi Antonios Magoulas Viggo Marteinsson Manfred Nölte Serge Planes Fausto Tinti Cemal Turan Moleyur N Venugopal Hannes Weber Dietmar Blohm |
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Marc Kochzius Christian Seidel Aglaia Antoniou Sandeep Kumar Botla Daniel Campo Alessia Cariani Eva Garcia Vazquez Janet Hauschild Caroline Hervet Sigridur Hjörleifsdottir Gudmundur Hreggvidsson Kristina Kappel Monica Landi Antonios Magoulas Viggo Marteinsson Manfred Nölte Serge Planes Fausto Tinti Cemal Turan Moleyur N Venugopal Hannes Weber Dietmar Blohm Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. PLoS ONE |
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Marc Kochzius Christian Seidel Aglaia Antoniou Sandeep Kumar Botla Daniel Campo Alessia Cariani Eva Garcia Vazquez Janet Hauschild Caroline Hervet Sigridur Hjörleifsdottir Gudmundur Hreggvidsson Kristina Kappel Monica Landi Antonios Magoulas Viggo Marteinsson Manfred Nölte Serge Planes Fausto Tinti Cemal Turan Moleyur N Venugopal Hannes Weber Dietmar Blohm |
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Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. |
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Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. |
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Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. |
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Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. |
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Identifying Fishes through DNA Barcodes and Microarrays. |
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identifying fishes through dna barcodes and microarrays. |
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International fish trade reached an import value of 62.8 billion Euro in 2006, of which 44.6% are covered by the European Union. Species identification is a key problem throughout the life cycle of fishes: from eggs and larvae to adults in fisheries research and control, as well as processed fish products in consumer protection.This study aims to evaluate the applicability of the three mitochondrial genes 16S rRNA (16S), cytochrome b (cyt b), and cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) for the identification of 50 European marine fish species by combining techniques of "DNA barcoding" and microarrays. In a DNA barcoding approach, neighbour Joining (NJ) phylogenetic trees of 369 16S, 212 cyt b, and 447 COI sequences indicated that cyt b and COI are suitable for unambiguous identification, whereas 16S failed to discriminate closely related flatfish and gurnard species. In course of probe design for DNA microarray development, each of the markers yielded a high number of potentially species-specific probes in silico, although many of them were rejected based on microarray hybridisation experiments. None of the markers provided probes to discriminate the sibling flatfish and gurnard species. However, since 16S-probes were less negatively influenced by the "position of label" effect and showed the lowest rejection rate and the highest mean signal intensity, 16S is more suitable for DNA microarray probe design than cty b and COI. The large portion of rejected COI-probes after hybridisation experiments (>90%) renders the DNA barcoding marker as rather unsuitable for this high-throughput technology.Based on these data, a DNA microarray containing 64 functional oligonucleotide probes for the identification of 30 out of the 50 fish species investigated was developed. It represents the next step towards an automated and easy-to-handle method to identify fish, ichthyoplankton, and fish products. |
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