Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis

The "yerba mate" tree, Ilex paraguariensis, is a functionally dioecious crop species with economic relevance in several South American countries. We report a genomic screening accomplished through representational difference analysis (RDA) in male and female I. paraguariensis trees. The ai...

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spelling paper:paper_00166707_v138_n6_p567_Gottlieb2023-06-08T14:38:31Z Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis Chromoviridae Gender detection Ilexparaguariensis RDA Transposable elements plant DNA article classification genetic linkage genetics genomics Ilex paraguariensis phylogeny plant genome retroposon DNA, Plant Genome, Plant Genomics Ilex paraguariensis Linkage (Genetics) Phylogeny Retroelements Aquifoliaceae Caricaceae Croton ovalifolius Ilex paraguariensis Magnoliophyta Salicaceae Salix Solanaceae The "yerba mate" tree, Ilex paraguariensis, is a functionally dioecious crop species with economic relevance in several South American countries. We report a genomic screening accomplished through representational difference analysis (RDA) in male and female I. paraguariensis trees. The aim of the present paper was to investigate the occurrence of sex-related genomic differences in order to develop an early gender detection molecular method that could help reducing energy inputs during the "yerba mate" processing and that could be suitable for breeding programs. An intra-experiment redundancy was detected via SSCP analysis and sequence characterization. Taking together both reciprocal RDA assays, fragments isolated can be discriminated into three main categories. The first category of fragments shows spurious affinities with available deposited sequences and could be considered as specific to I. paraguariensis. The second category comprises sequences identified as organellar or ribosomal plant DNA. Sequences grouped in the third category involve clones akin to conserved domains of retrotransposons (RNaseH, integrases and/or chromodomains) from at least two distinct lineages of Ty3/Gypsy retrotransposons and one from Ty1/Copia retroelements, which in addition are associated to sex determination regions of the Solanaceae, Caricaceae and Salicaceae. A contig sequence was assembled that codes for an integrase core domain and a chromodomain. The phylogenetic analysis of the so-called IPRE (for I. paraguariensis retroelement) integrase domain indicates that it belongs to the Del lineage of the Chromoviridae. This is the first report of mobile elements isolated and detected from the "yerba mate" tree. Although RDA derived fragments, so far tested, have been retrieved from both sexes with similar sequences, association to sex related regions cannot be completely discarded. Implications of present results are further discussed. © Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010. 2010 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00166707_v138_n6_p567_Gottlieb http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00166707_v138_n6_p567_Gottlieb
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topic Chromoviridae
Gender detection
Ilexparaguariensis
RDA
Transposable elements
plant DNA
article
classification
genetic linkage
genetics
genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
phylogeny
plant genome
retroposon
DNA, Plant
Genome, Plant
Genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
Linkage (Genetics)
Phylogeny
Retroelements
Aquifoliaceae
Caricaceae
Croton ovalifolius
Ilex paraguariensis
Magnoliophyta
Salicaceae
Salix
Solanaceae
spellingShingle Chromoviridae
Gender detection
Ilexparaguariensis
RDA
Transposable elements
plant DNA
article
classification
genetic linkage
genetics
genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
phylogeny
plant genome
retroposon
DNA, Plant
Genome, Plant
Genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
Linkage (Genetics)
Phylogeny
Retroelements
Aquifoliaceae
Caricaceae
Croton ovalifolius
Ilex paraguariensis
Magnoliophyta
Salicaceae
Salix
Solanaceae
Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
topic_facet Chromoviridae
Gender detection
Ilexparaguariensis
RDA
Transposable elements
plant DNA
article
classification
genetic linkage
genetics
genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
phylogeny
plant genome
retroposon
DNA, Plant
Genome, Plant
Genomics
Ilex paraguariensis
Linkage (Genetics)
Phylogeny
Retroelements
Aquifoliaceae
Caricaceae
Croton ovalifolius
Ilex paraguariensis
Magnoliophyta
Salicaceae
Salix
Solanaceae
description The "yerba mate" tree, Ilex paraguariensis, is a functionally dioecious crop species with economic relevance in several South American countries. We report a genomic screening accomplished through representational difference analysis (RDA) in male and female I. paraguariensis trees. The aim of the present paper was to investigate the occurrence of sex-related genomic differences in order to develop an early gender detection molecular method that could help reducing energy inputs during the "yerba mate" processing and that could be suitable for breeding programs. An intra-experiment redundancy was detected via SSCP analysis and sequence characterization. Taking together both reciprocal RDA assays, fragments isolated can be discriminated into three main categories. The first category of fragments shows spurious affinities with available deposited sequences and could be considered as specific to I. paraguariensis. The second category comprises sequences identified as organellar or ribosomal plant DNA. Sequences grouped in the third category involve clones akin to conserved domains of retrotransposons (RNaseH, integrases and/or chromodomains) from at least two distinct lineages of Ty3/Gypsy retrotransposons and one from Ty1/Copia retroelements, which in addition are associated to sex determination regions of the Solanaceae, Caricaceae and Salicaceae. A contig sequence was assembled that codes for an integrase core domain and a chromodomain. The phylogenetic analysis of the so-called IPRE (for I. paraguariensis retroelement) integrase domain indicates that it belongs to the Del lineage of the Chromoviridae. This is the first report of mobile elements isolated and detected from the "yerba mate" tree. Although RDA derived fragments, so far tested, have been retrieved from both sexes with similar sequences, association to sex related regions cannot be completely discarded. Implications of present results are further discussed. © Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010.
title Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
title_short Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
title_full Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
title_fullStr Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
title_full_unstemmed Genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (Ilex paraguariensis A. St. Hill., Aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
title_sort genomic screening in dioecious "yerba mate" tree (ilex paraguariensis a. st. hill., aquifoliaceae) through representational difference analysis
publishDate 2010
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00166707_v138_n6_p567_Gottlieb
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00166707_v138_n6_p567_Gottlieb
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