Induction of diploid gynogenesis by heat shock treatment in silver barb (Barbonymus gonionotus)
Induction of diploid gynogenesis by heat shock treatment in silver barb (Barbonymus gonionotus)
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DOI:
10.1016/j.aquaculture.2019.02.015
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发表时间:
2019-04
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4.5
通讯作者:
M. R. Rahman;M. R. I. Sarder;A. A. Nishat-A.;R. Islam
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作者:
M. R. Rahman;M. R. I. Sarder;A. A. Nishat-A.;R. Islam
The research work was carried out for induction of diploid meyo- and mito- gynogenesis in silver barb(Barbonymus gonionotus)through heat shock treatment in order to produce monosex all-female population. Optimal UV-irradiation achieved when the sperm suspension containing 8 × 108ml−1was exposed to a UV dose of 196μWcm−2for 1.5 min. Diploidization of gynogenetics was done by heat shock at 40 °C for 1 min after 1.5 min of fertilization that produced 40.36 ± 3.46% meyo-gynogens. Similarly, mito-gynogenetic diploidization was achieved using the same heat shock treatment after 27.5 min of fertilization that yielded 33.80 ± 2.84% mito-gynogens. The gynogens were identified by karyotype, gonad identification through sexing and DNA microsatellite analysis. The karyotype analysis showed that the haploids have 23 (N) chromosomes, and the meyo- and mito-gynogenetic diploids and controls have 46 (2 N) chromosomes. Sexing of fish demonstrated that the meyo- and mito-gynogens were nearly all-female, ranging 98.18 to 100% and 96.77 to 100% female sex respectively. The control group had a mean sex ratio of 54.4:52.8, nearly 1:1 female: male sex. DNA microsatellite analysis revealed that the meyo-gynogenetic fry contained the alleles same as their mother and the mito-gynogenetic fry became homozygous by fixing any of the two maternal alleles. None of the gynogens had paternal inheritance. The diploid meyo- and mito-gynogens produced are much valuable as they are nearly all-female and a higher production is expected due to their faster growth rate. In addition, sex inversion of meyo- and mito-gynogenetic larvae using masculinizing hormone will facilitate to produce sex-reversed males (XX) those are capable to generate monosex all-female population upon crossing with genetic females (XX).