Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes.
Little is known about the genetic divergence in the chromosomal regions with domesticated and non-domesticated genes. The objective of our study is to examine the effect of natural selection on shaping genetic diversity of chromosome region with domesticated and non-domesticated genes in barley usin...
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doaj-fe1504907b904514bf47aad0944e1fb82020-11-25T01:28:19ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032015-01-01103e012110610.1371/journal.pone.0121106Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes.Songxian YanDongfa SunGenlou SunLittle is known about the genetic divergence in the chromosomal regions with domesticated and non-domesticated genes. The objective of our study is to examine the effect of natural selection on shaping genetic diversity of chromosome region with domesticated and non-domesticated genes in barley using 110 SSR markers. Comparison of the genetic diversity loss between wild and cultivated barley for each chromosome showed that chromosome 5H had the highest divergence of 35.29%, followed by 3H, 7H, 4H, 2H, 6H. Diversity ratio was calculated as (diversity of wild type - diversity of cultivated type)/diversity of wild type×100%. It was found that diversity ratios of the domesticated regions on 5H, 1H and 7H were higher than those of non-domesticated regions. Diversity ratio of the domesticated region on 2H and 4H is similar to that of non-domesticated region. However, diversity ratio of the domesticated region on 3H is lower than that of non-domesticated region. Averaged diversity among six chromosomes in domesticated region was 33.73% difference between wild and cultivated barley, and was 27.56% difference in the non-domesticated region. The outcome of this study advances our understanding of the evolution of crop chromosomes.http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC4374956?pdf=render |
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Songxian Yan Dongfa Sun Genlou Sun Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. PLoS ONE |
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Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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Genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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genetic divergence in domesticated and non-domesticated gene regions of barley chromosomes. |
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Little is known about the genetic divergence in the chromosomal regions with domesticated and non-domesticated genes. The objective of our study is to examine the effect of natural selection on shaping genetic diversity of chromosome region with domesticated and non-domesticated genes in barley using 110 SSR markers. Comparison of the genetic diversity loss between wild and cultivated barley for each chromosome showed that chromosome 5H had the highest divergence of 35.29%, followed by 3H, 7H, 4H, 2H, 6H. Diversity ratio was calculated as (diversity of wild type - diversity of cultivated type)/diversity of wild type×100%. It was found that diversity ratios of the domesticated regions on 5H, 1H and 7H were higher than those of non-domesticated regions. Diversity ratio of the domesticated region on 2H and 4H is similar to that of non-domesticated region. However, diversity ratio of the domesticated region on 3H is lower than that of non-domesticated region. Averaged diversity among six chromosomes in domesticated region was 33.73% difference between wild and cultivated barley, and was 27.56% difference in the non-domesticated region. The outcome of this study advances our understanding of the evolution of crop chromosomes. |
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