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Molecular identification of living things
Molecular Markers
Single locus markerSingle locus marker
Multi-locus markerMulti-locus marker
RFLPMicrosatellite
DNA Fingerprinting
AFLP
RAPD
PCR reactions per se are only prelude to many forms of DNA methods:
PCR-based methods
RAPD: randomly amplified polymorphic DNA
STR (= microsatellites): short tandem repeats
AFLP: amplified fragment-length polymorphisms
SNP: single nucleotide polymorphisms
DNA sequencing
RAPD is a PCR-based method which employs single primers of arbitrary nucleotide sequence with 10 nucleotides to amplify anonymous PCR fragments from genomic template DNA
What is RAPD?
RAPD technologyA B C
Genomic DNA
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Taq polymerase
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Arbitrary primers
A
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Nucleotides
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Buffer
PCR
(under relaxed conditions)
Electrophoresis
PCR
360 bp
260 bp
520 bp
520bp
260 bp
360 bp
A B C
A B C
A schematic picture of an agarose gel
Plant AMarker Plant B -
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Plant C
Monomorphic bands
Polymorphic bands
Presens of a band, ”1” Absence of a band, ”0”
RAPD bands are treated as independent loci:
AA/Aa
aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa
bb BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
BB/Bb
bb bb bb bb bb
CC/Cc
cc cc cc cc cc cc cc cc CC/Cc
CC/Cc
CC/Cc
CC/Cc
cc
dd DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
DD/Dd
dd DD/Dd
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Locus ALocus BLocus CLocus D
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
RAPD bands are scored for presens ”1” and absens ”0”. Only clear, consistent and polymorphic bands are usually used to create a binary matrix for future statistical analyses
Band 1
Band 2
Band 3 Band 4
Plant A 1 0 0 1
Plant B 0 1 0 1
Plant C 1 1 1 0
Plant D 1 1 0 1
Plant E 0 1 0 1
Plant F 1 0 0 1
Plant G 1 0 1 0
A binary matrix:
Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism (AFLP)
• Restriction endonuclease digestion of DNA
• Ligation of adaptors
• Amplification of ligated fragments
• Separation of the amplified fragments via electrophoresis and visualization
• AFLPs have stable amplification and good repeatability
Technology with elemnts of PCR-based and RFLP-based methods
Amplifies a subset of restriction fragments from a mixture of
fragments produced by digestion of genomic DNA by two
restriction endonucleases
Fragments are linked to adapters sequences so that subsequent
PCR amplifies only a subset of them (to manageable level)
Polymorphisms due to length differences of fragments
AFLP: amplified fragment length polymorphism
Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP)
• Genomic DNA digested with Restriction Enzymes
• DNA fragments separated via electrophoresis and transfer to nylon membrane
• Membranes exposed to probes labelled with P32 via southern hybridization
• Film exposed to X-Ray
RFLP• Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism
• Cutting a DNA sequence using restriction enzymes into pieces specific enzymes cut specific places
Starting DNA sequence:5’-TAATTTCCGTTAGTTCAAGCGTTAGGACC3’-ATTAAAGGCAATCAAGTTCGCAATAATGG
Enzyme X5’-TTC-3”-AAG-
Enzyme X5’-TTC-3”-AAG-
5’-TAATTT3’-ATTAAA
5’-CCGTTAGTT3’-GGCAATCAA
5’-CAAGCGTTAGGACC3’-GTTCGCAATAATGG
Microsatellites
Microsatellites
What are microsatellites?– Microsatellites (also known as SSR – Simple
Sequence Repeats)
Mononucleotide SSR (A)11
AAAAAAAAAAADinucleotide SSR (GT)6
GTGTGTGTGTGTTrinucleotide SSR (CTG)4
CTGCTGCTGCTGTetranucleotide SSR (ACTC)4
ACTCACTCACTCACTC
Microsatellites
What are microsatellites?– Homozygous
…CGTAGCCTTGCATCCTTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTATCGGTACTACGTGG……CGTAGCCTTGCATCCTTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTATCGGTACTACGTGG…
5’ flanking region microsatellite locus 3’ flanking region
– Heterozygous
…CGTAGCCTTGCATCCTTCTCTCTCTCTCTCT ATCGGTACTACGTGG……CGTAGCCTTGCATCCTTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTCTATCGGTACTACGTGG…
Microsatellites
Where are microsatellites found?
Majority are in non-coding region
SSR Analysis
SSR: Simple Sequence Repeat or Microsatellite
• PCR based markers with 18-25 base pair primers
• SSR polymorphisms are based on no. of repeat units and are hypervariable
• SSRs have stable amplification and good repeatability
• SSR are easy to run and automate
• Most accurate molecular technique, uses genetic blackprint
(detects silent mutations and changes without length variation)
• Large selection of potential genes (mt DNA, nu DNA)
• but… expensive and time consuming and therefore only used
for limited number of genes
DNA sequencing
“PCR-mediated DNA sequencing has made some (but certainly not
all) earlier methods for generating molecular markers, especially
for phylogenetic purposes, nearly obsolete” (Avise, 2004)
In recent years, DNA sequence information has increased
explosively: by the beginning of 2003 nearly 25 million sequences
representing 115 000 taxa in GanBank!
DNA sequencing
Amplification of a gene fragment
by polymerase-chain-reaction
(PCR) with specific primer
combinations
DNA sequencing
Primers
Common mtDNA genes:
- 12S rRNA
16S rRNA (structural)
- cytochrome oxidase I,
cytochrome-b (coding)
DNA sequencing
Purification and
Sequencing
DNA sequencing
Phylogenetic reconstruction
• distance methods
• parsimony methods
• likelihood methods
DNA sequencing