Analysis of the VNTR locus D1S80 by the PCR followed by high-resolution PAGE.

Analysis of the VNTR locus D1S80 by the PCR followed by high-resolution PAGE.
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1991
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9.8
通讯作者:
B. Budowle;R. Chakraborty;A. Giusti;A. Eisenberg;R. Allen
B. Budowle;R. Chakraborty;A. Giusti;A. Eisenberg;R. Allen
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生物学1区
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作者:
B. Budowle;R. Chakraborty;A. Giusti;A. Eisenberg;R. Allen

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D1 S80位点的等位基因数据通过使用PCR和随后的高分辨率、水平PAGE技术和银染色分析获得。与Southern印迹法进行VNTR基因座的RFLP分析相比,该方法具有以下优点:(1)分离等位基因;(2)测量误差最小;(3)对单带VNTR图谱进行正确的基因分型;(4)非同位素分析;(5)电泳分离的永久记录;(6)缩短分析时间。在99个无关的高加索人的样本中,D1 S80基因座表现出37个表型和16个等位基因的杂合性为80.8%。基因型分布符合Hardy-Weinberg平衡的期望值。此外,观察到的等位基因的数量和杂合性的水平,通过这里描述的协议,是一致的,按照一个单一的,同质的,随机交配人口的突变漂移平衡模型的期望与彼此。因此,D1 S80和类似的VNTR基因座的扩增片段长度多态性(AMP-FLP)的分析可能被证明是有用的模型,通过DNA印迹RFLP分型VNTR基因座分析的群体遗传问题。
Allelic data for the D1S80 locus was obtained by using the PCR and subsequent analysis with a high-resolution, horizontal PAGE technique and silver staining. Compared with RFLP analysis of VNTR loci by Southern blotting, the approach described in this paper offers certain advantages: (1) discrete allele resolution, (2) minimal measurement error, (3) correct genotyping of single-band VNTR patterns, (4) a nonisotopic assay, (5) a permanent record of the electrophoretic separation, and (6) reduced assay time. In a sample of 99 unrelated Caucasians, the D1S80 locus demonstrated a heterozygosity of 80.8% with 37 phenotypes and 16 alleles. The distribution of genotypes is in agreement with expected values according to the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Furthermore, the observed number of alleles and the level of heterozygosity, obtained through the protocol described here, were congruent with each other in accordance with the expectation of a mutation-drift equilibrium model for a single, homogeneous, random-mating population. Therefore, the analysis of D1S80 and similar VNTR loci by amplified fragment length polymorphism (AMP-FLP) may prove useful as models for population genetic issues for VNTR loci analyzed by RFLP typing via Southern blotting.