GENETIC DIVERSITY IN THREE WILD POPULATIONS OF SHRIMP FENNEROPENAEUS CHINENSIS IN YELLOW AND BOHAI SEAS AS REVEALED BY MICROSATELLITE DNA
GENETIC DIVERSITY IN THREE WILD POPULATIONS OF SHRIMP FENNEROPENAEUS CHINENSIS IN YELLOW AND BOHAI SEAS AS REVEALED BY MICROSATELLITE DNA
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2004
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Mengzhu Xian
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Mengzhu Xian
The Microsatellite DNA technique was used to estimate genetic diversity and genetic differentiation in three wild populations of shrimp Fenneropenaeus chinensis , three of which were collected from the Bohai Sea Bay (BH), Liaodong Bay (LD) and Haizhou Bay (HZ), respectively. Genomic DNA was extracted from 60 samples for the three wild populations. PCR was performed in a 25μl reaction and isolated by electrophoresis on a 8% denaturing polyacrylamide gel and visualized by silver staining. The purpose of the study was to provide theory basis for the continuable utilization of germplasm resources and population plot of F. chinensis. Results showed: 7 polymorphic loci were screened electrophoretically for genetic variation of the three wild populations. PIC (Polymorphic Information Content) value per locus was more than 0 5 except for locus EN0021 ( PIC = 0 3174) which was not the same with the analysis of population genetics and the construction of genetic linkage map. 56 alleles were acquired from the three geographical populations represented by 60 samples at 7 microsatellite DNA loci. The numbers of alleles in different loci ranged from 3 to 16, with on average 7 625, the highest numbers of alleles were from locus EN0033 (16) followed by RS0683 (12), RS0859 (7), locus EN0018, EN0201 and RS1101 acquired 6 alleles, respectively, locus EN0021 only acquired 3 alleles. The observed heterozygosity ( H o) and the expected heterozygosity ( H e) were calculated based on frequencies of genotypes and alleles of each microsatellite locus, the average H o value was the highest with BH ( H o = 0 7000, H e = 0 7273) followed by HZ ( H o = 0 6929, H e = 0 7553) and LD ( H o = 0 5857, H e = 0 7184). In all populations, the average H e value was higher than the average H o value. The test of P values showed that 1 locus departed from the Hardy_Weinberg equilibrium in each population of the BH and HZ, 2 loci departed prominently from the Hardy_Weinberg equilibrium except that 1 locus departed from the Hardy_Weinberg equilibrium in the population of LD, but as a whole, the three wild populations were in a balanced condition according to the average value of P (P 0 4). Both genetic distance and genetic similarity evaluated between populations according to the method by Nei (1972) showed that BH and LD were of the shortest genetic distance, followed by LD and HZ, BH and HZ were of the longest genetic distance. Genetic diversity followed the same trend. Cluster analysis of the three wild populations performed with UPGMA (unweighted pair group method with arithmetic mean) confirmed the closer linkage between BH and LD than their individual distances to HZ. The degree of population differentiation between the three wild populations using AMOVA model in ARLEQUIN showed that BH and LD have the lowest value of diversity coefficient ( F st ) indicating only the slightest differentiation between the populations of BH and LD. The degree of population differentiation was moderate between HZ and one of the remaining two geographic populations ( F st 0 5). For the three wild populations, variation was mostly due to within populations (92 83%) rather than among populations (7 17%) according to the contribution rate of variation.