ショウジョウバエプロ-ブを使用した蚕と蜜蜂のサザン法による分析-1-有用昆虫の可動因子〔英文〕
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概要
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As a first step in surveying transposable elements in silkworms and honeybees, hybridization analyses were carried out using 16 known families of Drosophila transposable elements as probes, jockey and G were the only transposable elements that hybridized with genomic DNA of either honeybees or silkworms under the conditions of this study, jockey hybridized with genomic DNA of both European honeybees (Apis mellifera) and silkworms (Bombyx mori and Antheraea yamamai) and showed significant bands in Southern blots. Banding patterns were highly polymorphic, jockey did not, however, hybridize with any strains of the Asian honeybee (A. cerana). G elements showed a faint signal with the Asian honeybee, but not with any other insects tested. The results suggest that, even though it has some limitations, this approach can be used in practice as a first preliminary step in surveys for the presence of transposable elements in organisms which do not have good genetic information.
- 日本遺伝学会の論文
- 1993-02-25
著者
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SUZUKI Koichi
Laboratory of Molecular Structure and Functions, Department of Molecular Biology, Institute of Molec
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Okumura Takashi
Apiculture Laboratory Department Of Animal Genetics National Institute Of Animal Industry
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KIMURA Kiyoshi
Apiculture Laboratory, Department of Animal Genetics, National Institute of Animal industry
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NINAKI Osamu
Matsumoto Branch, National Institute of Sericulture and Entomological Science
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KIDWELL Margaret
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona
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Kimura Kiyoshi
Apiculture Laboratory Department Of Animal Genetics National Institute Of Animal Industry
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Ninaki Osamu
Matsumoto Branch National Institute Of Sericulture And Entomological Science
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Suzuki Koichi
Laboratory Of Applied Entomology Faculty Of Agriculture Iwate University
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Kidwell Margaret
Department Of Ecology And Evolutionary Biology University Of Arizona
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木村 澄
Apiculture Laboratory, Department of Animal Genetics, National Institute of Animal industry
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奥村 隆史
Apiculture Laboratory, Department of Animal Genetics, National Institute of Animal industry
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蜷木 理
Matsumoto Branch, National Institute of Sericulture and Entomological Science
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