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Farming of the sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus (Selenka) started 20 years ago and is still in rapid expansion in China. In order to assess the genetic status of both wild and cultivated stocks of this species, we used eight microsatellite markers to estimate the level of genetic diversity within five hatchery stocks and two wild populations of A. japonicus, and compared the degree of genetic differentiation between them. High levels of polymorphism were observed over all loci. The mean alleles and expected heterozygosities over the seven stocks were 10.4–12.3 and 0.735–0.783 respectively. The results of the microsatellite survey provide no evidence to show that hatchery practice of the sea cucumber in China to date has significantly affected the genetic variability of the cultured stocks. Significant differentiation was found between most pairs of the hatchery stocks and wild populations (Fst range: 0.008–0.036), and no obvious difference was detected between the wild populations (Fst=0.008). The information on the genetic variation and differentiation obtained in this study can be applied for future genetic monitoring of A. japonicus aquaculture stocks and will be useful for future genetic improvement by selective breeding, and for designing suitable management guidelines for these genetic materials. 相似文献
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Dimitrios Loukovitis Elena Sarropoulou Emmanouella Vogiatzi Costas S. Tsigenopoulos Georgios Kotoulas Antonios Magoulas Dimitrios Chatziplis 《Aquaculture Research》2012,43(2):239-246
Genetic variation in seven reared stocks of gilthead sea bream Sparus aurata, originating from Greek commercial farms, was assessed using five polymorphic microsatellite markers and was compared with that of two natural populations from the Ionian and the Adriatic Seas. The total number of alleles per marker ranged from 11 to 19 alleles, and hatchery samples showed the same levels of observed heterozygosity with samples from the wild but substantially smaller allelic diversity and expected heterozygosity. The global genetic differentiation for the cultivated samples was significant as indicated by Fst analysis, which might indicate random genetic drift and inbreeding events operating in the hatcheries. On the contrary, no significant difference was found between the two wild populations. Population pairwise tests between farmed and wild stocks were also significant, with the exception of one hatchery sample, the Central Greece 1, which was not significantly different from the two wild samples perhaps due to its recent use in aquaculture from wild‐caught animals. The UPGMA tree topology grouped the wild samples together with the Central Greece 1 stock, and showed a clear division between wild and farmed sample sets for the six remaining hatchery samples. Knowledge of the genetic variation in S. aurata cultured populations compared with that in the wild ones is essential for setting up appropriate guidelines for the proper monitoring and management of the stocks either under traditional practices or for the implementation of selective breeding programmes. 相似文献
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Genetic variation of wild and cultured populations of the Kuruma prawn Marsupenaeus japonicus (Bate 1888) using microsatellites 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
The microsatellite DNA technique was used to detect the genetic variations between wild and cultured populations of Kuruma prawn Marsupenaeus japonicus Bate 1888. All the six microsatellite loci screened in this study showed high polymorphism for their PIC (0.6701–0.8989), which was much more than the standard value of 0.5. A total of 73 alleles were observed over six loci from 93 shrimps. The mean number of allele locus ranged from 9.83 (cultured) to 11.83 (wild). The number of effective alleles varied from 6.86 (cultured) to 8.58 (wild). The average of observed heterozygosity (Ho) of populations varied from 0.6935 (cultured) to 0.7370 (wild), and that of expected heterozygosity (He) was 0.8169 (wild) and 0.8209 (cultured). Tests of Hardy–Weinberg showed that these loci deviated significantly or highly significantly in one or both populations. Compared with the wild population, the cultured population showed little reduction in genetic variation. The total number of alleles (71, 59) was not significantly (P=0.296) different between wild and cultured populations. The paired‐samples t test of observed heterozygosity and expected heterozygosity implied that there was no significant difference (P=0.572 and 0.891 respectively) between wild and cultured populations. However, some rare allele loss might have occurred in the cultured population. A total of 14 unique alleles were found in the wild population, but only two unique alleles were observed in the cultured population. Therefore, there is a need to monitor genetic variability of cultured population, and to improve the hatchery program for the conservation of wild Kuruma prawn resources. 相似文献
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Yuqing Ma Chenghui Wang Jun Wang Xinxin Yang Xiang Bi Lihua Xu 《Fisheries Science》2011,77(4):591-597
The escape or release of cultured and domesticated organisms into the wild poses a threat to the genetic integrity of natural
populations. Based on data from 17 microsatellite loci, the genetic differentiation between wild and hatchery Oujiang color
common carp Cyprinus carpio var. color was investigated, and its potential application for identifying the escapees of hatchery strains was assessed using Bayesian
genetic assignment. No significant differences were observed between pooled hatchery and pooled wild populations in terms
of allelic richness (A
R), observed heterozygosity (H
O), and inbreeding coefficient (F
IS). Analysis of molecular variance and pairwise F
ST comparisons suggested significant genetic differentiation between hatchery strains and between hatchery and wild populations,
which was further confirmed by principal components analysis and Bayesian clustering analysis. Bayesian genetic alignment
showed high self-assignment accuracy (ranging from 86.0 to 96.0%) in the original populations, demonstrating the ability of
this technique to identify hatchery Oujiang color common carp escapees in the wild population. 相似文献
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Jung-Ha Kang Jae-Koo Noh Jong-Hyun Kim Jeong-Ho Lee Hyun-Chul Kim Kyung-Kil Kim Bong-Seok Kim & Woo-Jai Lee 《Aquaculture Research》2006,37(7):701-707
For the first generation of a selective breeding programme, it is important to minimize the possibility of inbreeding. This mostly occurs by mating between closely related individuals, while proper mating can provide an opportunity to establish the base families with wide genetic variation from which selection for subsequent generations can be more effective. Genotyping with microsatellite‐based DNA markers can help us determine the genetic distances between the base populations. The genetic markers further facilitate the identification of the correct parents of the offspring (parentage assignments) reared together with many other families after hatching. We established a genetic analysis system with microsatellite DNA markers and analysed the genetic distances of three farmed stocks and a group of fish collected from wild populations using eight microsatellite markers. The averaged heterozygosity of the farming stocks was 0.826 and that of the wild population was 0.868. The hatchery strains had an average of 8.6 alleles per marker, which was less than a wild population that carried an average of 14.3 alleles per marker. Significant Hardy–Weinberg disequilibrium (HWDE) was observed in two farming stocks (P<0.05). Despite relatively low inbreeding coefficiency of the hatchery populations, the frequency of a few alleles was highly represented over others. It suggests that the hatchery stocks to some extent have experienced inbreeding or they originated from closely related individuals. We will develop a selective program using the DNA markers and will widen the usage of the DNA‐based genetic analysis system to other fish species. 相似文献
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Kyle J Schneider James H Tidwell Boris Gomelsky Kirk W Pomper Geoffrey C Waldbieser Eric Saillant Peter B Mather 《Aquaculture Research》2013,44(9):1425-1437
Freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) culture in the Western Hemisphere is primarily, if not entirely, derived from 36 individual prawns originally introduced to Hawaii from Malaysia in 1965 and 1966. Little information is available regarding genetic variation within and among cultured prawn stocks worldwide. The goal of the current study was to characterize genetic diversity in various prawn populations with emphasis on those cultured in North America. Five microsatellite loci were screened to estimate genetic diversity in two wild (Myanmar and India‐wild) and seven cultured (Hawaii‐1, Hawaii‐2, India‐cultured, Israel, Kentucky, Mississippi and Texas) populations. Average allelic richness ranged from 3.96 (Israel) to 20.45 (Myanmar). Average expected heterozygosity ranged from 0.580 (Israel) to 0.935 (Myanmar). Many of the cultured populations exhibited reduced genetic diversity when compared with the Myanmar and the India‐cultured populations. Significant deficiency in heterozygotes was detected in the India‐cultured, Mississippi and Kentucky populations (overall Fis estimated of 0.053, 0.067 and 0.108 respectively) reflecting moderate levels of inbreeding. Overall estimate of fixation index (Fst = 0.1569) revealed moderately high levels of differentiation among the populations. Outcome of this study provide a baseline assessment of genetic diversity in some available strains that will be useful for the development of breeding programmes. 相似文献
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In order to provide baseline information for the genetic resources, genetic variation in wild and cultured Pinctada fucata martensii from southern Korea and Japan was studied using nucleotide sequence analysis of 379 base pairs (bp) in the mitochondrial
cytochrome oxidase subunit I gene (COI). The study included three hatchery stocks from Korea (Tongyeong) and Japan (Mie and
Tsushima) and one wild stock from Korea (Geoje). A total of 3 haplotypes were identified in hatchery stocks of 78 individuals,
of which 63 individuals shared 1 haplotype. Overall, nucleotide diversity (π) was low, ranging from 0.000 to 0.002, and haplotype diversity (h) ranged from 0.000 to 0.541. Considerably low haplotype and nucleotide diversities in hatchery stock indicated that low effective
population size and consecutive selective breeding of P. fucata martensii could be responsible for the reduction in genetic variation. The wild stock exhibited low haplotype diversity (0.507 ± 0.039)
with two shared haplotypes. The results of the present study with first record of wild pearl oyster in Korea support the possibility
that the transplanted pearl oyster for overwintering experiments could have survived in winter. In order to enhance and/or
maintain genetic diversity in the hatchery stock, further research should be directed toward genetic monitoring and evaluation
of the hatchery and wild pearl oysters. 相似文献
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Genetic assessment of milkfish (Chanos chanos Forsskal) stocks based on novel short tandem repeats for marker‐aided broodstock management
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Maria Rowena R Romana‐Eguia Brian S Santos Minoru Ikeda Zubaida U Basiao Akihiro Kijima 《Aquaculture Research》2018,49(4):1557-1568
Milkfish hatchery broodstock are either from on‐grown wild‐caught or hatchery‐produced fry/juveniles. To determine if a marker‐assisted management scheme can be formulated for improved milkfish hatchery production, milkfish stocks were genetically characterized using nine novel short tandem repeats or microsatellites. Eight wild‐bred Philippine stocks (CLA, CUR, CAM, SIH, SBH‐I1, HH, PAL and ZH‐P0), four hatchery‐bred stocks (SBH‐I2, SBH‐D, BoH and ZH‐F1), two farm stocks of known mixed lineages (SPH and BDH) and one Indonesian hatchery‐bred stock (WJH) were assessed. WJH was included since milkfish fingerlings from Indonesia reared in Philippine farms could be developed into future broodstock. Mean allelic richness (Ar) was highest in wild‐bred stocks (9.5) and lowest in hatchery‐bred spawners (9.1). Mean expected heterozygosities (He) were relatively similar in all stocks with wild‐bred stocks slightly higher (0.67) than the others. An analysis of molecular variance indicated significant yet low genetic differentiation among stocks (FST = 0.013; p = .000) where variation (98.6%) was explained by intra‐stock differences. In some of the domesticated stocks, reductions in mean allelic richness were observed in first generation hatchery broodstock (e.g. ZH‐F1; Ar = 8.3), compared with their founder stock (e.g. ZH‐P0; Ar = 9.4). The Indonesian stock was similar to local wild‐bred stocks based on genetic variability indices; thus, it might be likely that the local stocks’ fitness traits could be comparable with the imported milkfish stock which has been perceived to be better. The quality of locally available farmed milkfish and prospects of formulating a broodstock management scheme for the production of good quality milkfish seedstock are herewith discussed. 相似文献
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Jose L. Horreo Gonzalo Machado-Schiaffino Andrew Griffiths Dylan Bright Jamie Stevens Eva Garcia-Vazquez 《Aquaculture (Amsterdam, Netherlands)》2008,280(1-4):89-93
Supportive breeding of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) is commonly employed to maintain numbers of fish where the species has become locally endangered. Increasingly, one of the main aims of population management is the preservation of natural genetic diversity. If the stocks employed in supportive breeding exhibit reduced variation they can alter the natural pattern of genetic variation observed in wild populations. In northern Spain, wild adult salmon are caught every year from local rivers and artificially crossed in order to create supportive stocks. The offspring are hatchery reared until the juvenile stage, then released into the same river where their parents were caught. In the current study, our findings demonstrate that although adult broodstock exhibit a pattern of variation similar to the wild populations, variability at microsatellite loci was drastically reduced in the juveniles released into one of three rivers analyzed. The contribution of broodstock to this juvenile stock was examined by pedigree analysis. A restricted number of females contributing to the hatchery stock was identified as the main cause of loss in genetic variation, possibly due to overmaturity of some multi-sea-winter females. We suggest that better monitoring and control of parental contribution will help in solving the problem of loss of genetic diversity in hatchery populations. 相似文献
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Nuclear insulin-like growth factor 2 gene (IGF-2), growth hormone 1 gene (GH-1) and internal transcribed spacer 1 (ITS-1) of the ribosomal DNA as well as the mitochondrial NADH-3 and NADH-4 dehydrogenase genes (ND-3/4) exhibited species-specific restriction fragment patterns and three microsatellite loci (Sfo18, Ssa85 and Ssa197) had non-overlapping allele size ranges in Arctic charr and brook trout and were used as diagnostic markers for testing genetic purity of hatchery stocks and wild populations of Arctic charr and brook trout in Bavaria, Germany. Screening of four wild populations (three in Arctic charr and one in brook trout) revealed only a single hybrid (back-cross to brook trout) individual in L. Starnberg. In contrast, in three (out of five) hatchery stocks of Arctic charr and in both hatchery stocks of brook trout hybrids were detected with the frequency from 3 to 100%. Three hatchery stocks (SS2, SA and BS1) represent a hybrid swarm because they contained a very high proportion of hybrids (from 83 to 100%) and most or all hybrid individuals had alien alleles at only one or a few of six unlinked diagnostic loci, indicating that post-F1 hybrids represent the majority of individuals in these stocks and introgression has taken place. Release or escape of introgressed individuals from hatcheries into natural water bodies should be avoided in order to protect the biological diversity and genetic integrity of native fish populations. 相似文献
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Md. Mukhlesur Rahman Khan Mohammad Shafiqul Alam & Mohammad Maqueshudul Haque Bhuiyan 《Aquaculture Research》2006,37(3):233-240
The genetic variations of rohu (Labeo rohita, Hamilton) sampled from five hatchery populations (Arabpur, Brahmaputra, Comilla, Kishorganj and Natore) and three major river populations (the Halda, the Jamuna and the Padma) were analysed by allozyme electrophoresis. Ten enzymes encoded by 11 loci were screened, and six were polymorphic. Alleles at three loci (Est‐1*, Gpi‐1* and Gpi‐2*) proved variable for hatchery and river populations, and the Mdh‐2* locus exhibited heterozygous genotypes for river populations only. Polymorphic loci per population (27.3±5.3%), heterozygous loci per individual (15.5±1.2%) and relative gene diversity (0.27±0.08) in river populations were higher than those for hatchery populations (25.5±1.8%, 10.7±1.6% and 0.25±0.01 respectively). Also, the observed heterozygosity (Ho) and expected heterozygosity (He) (0.09±0.03 and 0.14±0.04 respectively) in river populations were higher than those in hatchery populations (0.08±0.01 and 0.11±0.01 respectively). The lower levels of genetic variability in hatchery populations suggested the occurrence of inbreeding and/or genetic drift. The pairwise population differentiation (FST) values showed a lower level of genetic differentiation between hatchery and river population pairs. The unweighted pair‐group method with arithmetic mean dendrogram of Nei's genetic distances showed a relationship between the genetic distance and geographic distance. The populations were clustered into three groups: the Padma in one group, the Halda in second group and the Jamuna, including five hatcheries, in the third group. Highly diversified rohu individuals were observed in the Padma and Halda Rivers, whereas less genetically variable individuals were found in the Jamuna River and five hatcheries. These findings can be useful for rohu hatchery propagation to enhance the sustainable aquaculture production. 相似文献
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The Asian green mussel, Perna viridis, has been widely cultured in Southeast Asia as delicious seafood depending on natural spat. We analyzed the genetic diversity and population structure of three populations (two from Singapore and one from Malaysia) from natural habitats and two from Singapore farms, by genotyping a total of 262 adult individuals using nine polymorphic microsatellites. In all five populations, high allelic (number of alleles A = 11.0–14.4,allelic richness Ar = 10.4–13.9) and gene diversity (expected heterozygosity He = 0.73–0.77) were observed, whereas deficiency of heterozygosity (inbreeding index f = 0.08–0.12) was detected in all populations. Genetic differentiation among populations was low (pairwise fixation index ranged from 0.003 to 0.088), but statistically significant. The usefulness of the information about genetic variations for genetic resource management of the populations in wild habitats and farms to keep genetic variation and setting up a breeding program of Asian green mussel was discussed. 相似文献
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Genetic diversity and relatedness estimates for captive barramundi (Lates calcarifer,Bloch) broodstock informs efforts to form a base population for selective breeding
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Shannon R Loughnan Carolyn Smith‐Keune Dean R Jerry Luciano B Beheregaray Nicholas A Robinson 《Aquaculture Research》2016,47(11):3570-3584
Aquaculture of barramundi or Asian seabass (Lates calcarifer) is growing in both Australia and Southeast Asia and there is substantial interest to improve production efficiency through selective breeding. The establishment of a large and genetically diverse base population is a prerequisite for a sustainable and long‐term productive breeding program. Before selective breeding programs can begin for Australian barramundi it is important to assess the overall genetic diversity of current captive broodstock populations. To address this question, 407 captive barramundi broodstock from eight separate Australian broodstock populations were genotyped using 16 polymorphic microsatellite DNA markers. A Bayesian STRUCTURE analysis indicated that captive Australian broodstock are broadly divided into two genetic stocks. Multivariate analysis between broodstock individuals and pairwise FST between broodstock populations also supported the existence of two stocks. Comparisons with data obtained from natural stocks suggested that hatchery individuals were either sourced from the two stocks or represented an admixture between them. Genetic diversity was low within each broodstock population (allelic richness ranged from 2.67 to 3.42 and heterozygosity ranged from 0.453 to 0.537) and relatedness estimates within hatcheries were generally low (average r was equal to 0.141). We recommend sourcing captive individuals according to high levels of neutral genetic diversity and low levels of relatedness for the establishment of a base population. We also make recommendations about including genetically diverse wild individuals. 相似文献
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分析长江下游原良种场鳙(Aristichthys nobilis)亲本和后备亲本的遗传多样性和遗传结构,评估鳙育种群体的种质资源现状,可为鳙的种质资源管理和活体资源库建设提供科学的参考依据。本研究利用已发表的10对SSR荧光引物结合毛细管电泳技术,对7个亲本群体和1个后备亲本群体共638份DNA进行基因分型。主要应用GenAlEx 6.501、Cervus 3.0和Structure 2.3.4等软件进行遗传多样性参数计算和群体遗传结构分析。结果表明,8个群体总体遗传多样性水平较高,但存在一定程度的近亲繁殖风险。其平均等位基因数(N_a)为14.83±1.45,观测杂合度(H_o)和期望杂合度(H_e)分别为0.76±0.05、0.82±0.02,Shannon's信息指数(I)为2.08±0.09,近交系数(F)为0.08±0.05。各亲本群体之间遗传多样性水平存在差异,后备亲本遗传多样性水平最高。鳙的贝叶斯群体遗传结构分析图(Structure)与主坐标分析(PCoA)结果具有一致性,将所有样本划分为两个类群,大部分亲本群体之间并无明显的遗传分化,而后备亲本和亲本之间则表现明显的遗传分化。分子方差分析(AMOVA)显示,11%的遗传变异来自群体间,群体间的遗传分化处于中等水平,而89%的遗传变异来自群体内。本研究探究了鳙亲本和后备亲本的遗传差异性,对野生原种引进和保护提供了建议,以期为构建健康负责的增殖放流种苗繁育体系提供理论支持和数据参考。 相似文献
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利用微卫星荧光多重PCR技术分析壳白长牡蛎3代人工选育群体的遗传多样性 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
为了探讨壳白长牡蛎人工选育对群体遗传变异的影响,实验利用4个多重PCR组合共10个微卫星标记分析了连续3代壳白长牡蛎人工选育群体和野生群体及基础群体的遗传多样性。结果发现,6个群体的平均等位基因数量为7.2~12.6,等位基因丰度为6.8~11.0,期望和观测杂合度分别为0.672~0.769和0.486~0.542;与野生群体相比,3代选育群体的平均等位基因数显著降低,但平均期望杂合度并无显著差异。哈迪—温伯格平衡检验结果显示,在60个群体—位点组合中有39个群体—位点组合显著偏离哈迪—温伯格平衡,近交系数F_(is)范围为0.215~0.342。群体间遗传分化指数F_(st)范围为0.005~0.076,处于中—低等的遗传分化水平。研究表明,虽然连续选育对群体的遗传多样性和遗传分化造成了一定程度的影响,但人工选育群体依然表现为较高的遗传多样性,仍可以一定的选择压力对选育群体进行人工选育。 相似文献
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Padmanava Mohanty Lakshman Sahoo Bindu R Pillai Pallipuram Jayasankar Paramananda Das 《Aquaculture Research》2016,47(2):472-481
Macrobrachium rosenbergii, known as the giant freshwater prawn or Malaysian prawn, is the sixth largest aquaculture species in Asia. Knowledge of genetic diversity of M. rosenbergii is important to support management and conservation programmes, which will subsequently help in sustainable production of this economically important species. This study aimed to analyse the genetic diversity and population structure of five M. rosenbergii populations using 11 microsatellite loci. In analysing 240 samples, the number of alleles, observed heterozygosity (HO) and expected heterozygosity (HE) ranged from 3 to 20, from 0.250 to 0.978 and from 0.556 to 0.944 respectively. The five stocks of M. rosenbergii displayed high level of genetic diversity. Both the FST and amova analyses showed that there was significant genetic differentiation among all populations. The UPGMA dendrogram based on Nei's genetic distance matrix revealed that the Narmada and Mahi populations were in one cluster and Mahanadi and Subarnarekha populations in another single major branch, whereas the Kerala population clearly showed a separate cluster. This information on genetic variation will be useful for genetic improvement and conservation of Indian populations of giant freshwater prawn M. rosenbergii. 相似文献
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J. KOHOUT I. JAŠKOVÁ I. PAPOUŠEK A. ŠEDIVÁ V. ŠLECHTA 《Fisheries Management and Ecology》2012,19(3):252-263
Abstract Stocking has had a considerable effect on wild brown trout, Salmo trutta L., populations throughout Europe. To elucidate this impact and to outline further management strategies, the genetic structure of 25 wild populations and five hatchery stocks from Czech Republic and Slovakia were analysed using mitochondrial (control region) and nuclear DNA (microsatellites, LDH‐C1*) markers. Stocking practices have caused massive hybridisation between the Atlantic and Danube brown trout strains in the central Danube basin and have lead to a loss of among‐population divergence in Slovakia and the eastern part of Czech Republic. Comparison with studies from neighbouring countries revealed substantial differences in haplotype, allele frequencies and genetic diversity across Central Europe. Differences in stocking management and origin of breeding stocks appear to be crucial factors for the spatial variability of the genetic structure of brown trout. 相似文献
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An increasing demand for stocking of hatchery-reared ayu, Plecoglossus altivelis, has aroused concerns about their genetic status which has an effect on their post-stocking performance and the conservation
of native biodiversity. Instead of costly analysis, fluctuating asymmetry (FA) was examined to test its suitability as an
indirect measure of genetic diversity. Two bilateral traits, pectoral and pelvic fin rays, were targeted, and two wild and
four hatchery populations of ayu were sampled for comparison. Frequency of FA in soft-rays was not similar between specimens
in both pelvic and pectoral fins. The wild populations did not show FA incidences lower than the hatchery populations, suggesting
a considerable degree of environmental stress operating in the wild populations. Comparison between the hatchery populations
showed overall increasing FA incidence with the decrease in genetic diversity, although the correlation was not complete in
detail. In conclusion, FA can be used as a convenient tool to compare genetic status, but quantified evaluation is rather
limited to monitoring changes in the genetic variation within a hatchery population. 相似文献
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Xiaochen Zhu Xiaodan Shen Jing Dong Hua Wei Yingdong Li Yingying Zhao 《Aquaculture Research》2019,50(3):895-903
Twenty‐five polymorphic microsatellite markers, including 13 newly isolated markers and 12 existing cross‐species markers, were used to assess the genetic variation of 141 individuals from three cultured stocks of northern sheatfish, Silurus soldatovi, in China. Samples were collected from Heilongjiang (H), Tongerpu (T) and Liaoning (L). Allelic richness, expected and observed heterozygosity among 25 loci were calculated, and the mean Ae, Ho and He were estimated in three stocks. In low polymorphic locus HLJcf19 and HLJcf38, most individuals in all three stocks were homozygous and had only one same allele, while only few heterozygous individuals had the other allele in one certain stock. And all the three stocks showed excess of heterozygotes, because of significant negative FIS values. Genetic distance, UPGMA dendrogram, as well as structure analysis, all indicated that Stock H and L were closer among three stocks. The results revealed that though all stocks had no reduction in recent time, their effective population size were significantly lower to the ideal value. 相似文献