Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?

ABSTRACT | The Pacific oyster culture in Mexico began 45 years ago, first with spat imported from the USA and now with spat produced in several local hatcheries. Oyster farmers do not know the parameters that define the quality of the spat they buy, among them the level of genetic variability availa...

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Main Authors: Reynaga-Franco, Felipe, Grijalva-Chon, José Manuel, Chávez-Villalba, Jorge Eduardo, Castro-Longoria, Reina, Arreola-Lizárraga, José Alfredo, Barraza-Guardado, Ramón Héctor
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spelling ftdatacite:10.5281/zenodo.5165639 2023-05-15T15:59:10+02:00 Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster? Reynaga-Franco, Felipe Grijalva-Chon, José Manuel Chávez-Villalba, Jorge Eduardo Castro-Longoria, Reina Arreola-Lizárraga, José Alfredo Barraza-Guardado, Ramón Héctor 2019 https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5165639 https://zenodo.org/record/5165639 en eng Zenodo https://zenodo.org/communities/aquatechnica https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5165638 https://zenodo.org/communities/aquatechnica Open Access Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode cc-by-4.0 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess CC-BY Crassostrea gigas Aquaculture Oyster culture mitochondrial DNA Population genetics Acuacultura Ostricultura ADN mitochondrial Genética de poblaciones Text Journal article article-journal ScholarlyArticle 2019 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5165639 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5165638 2021-11-05T12:55:41Z ABSTRACT | The Pacific oyster culture in Mexico began 45 years ago, first with spat imported from the USA and now with spat produced in several local hatcheries. Oyster farmers do not know the parameters that define the quality of the spat they buy, among them the level of genetic variability available in the lots offered. In order to evaluate and compare the genetic variability in spat produced by four Mexican hatcheries, an attempt was made to amplify and sequence the non-coding region and the ND5 gene of the oyster mitochondrial DNA with oligos reported in the scientific literature. The amplification of the non-coding region was not possible due to the bad design of the oligos. Despite the integrity of the extracted oyster DNA, the ND5 gene was not able to be amplified possibly due to the modification of the oligo recognition site in the gene. The generational separation of the oyster cultivated in Mexico from its original source population makes it necessary to obtain new mitochondrial sequences in order to design new oligos suitable for the populations established in Mexico. RESUMEN | El cultivo del ostión del Pacífico en México inició hace 45 años, primero con semilla importada de los EUA y ahora con semilla producida en laboratorios locales. Los ostricultores no conocen los parámetros que definen la calidad de la semilla que ellos compran, como el nivel de la variabilidad genética disponible en los lotes ofertados. Con el fin de evaluar y comparar la variabilidad genética de la semilla producida en cuatro laboratorios mexicanos, se hizo un intento de amplificar y secuenciar la región no codificante y el gen ND5 mitocondriales del ostión con oligos reportados en la literatura científica. La amplificación de la región no codificante no fue posible debido al mal diseño de los oligos. A pesar de la integridad del ADN extraído de los ostiones, el gen ND5 no pudo ser amplificado debido posiblemente a la modificación del sitio de reconocimiento del oligo en ese gen. La separación generacional del ostión cultivado en México de su población fuente original hace necesario obtener nuevas secuencias mitocondriales para diseñar nuevos oligos adecuados a las poblaciones establecidas en México. : https://revistas.utm.edu.ec/index.php/aquatechnica/article/view/2147 Text Crassostrea gigas Pacific oyster DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) Pacific
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topic Crassostrea gigas
Aquaculture
Oyster culture
mitochondrial DNA
Population genetics
Acuacultura
Ostricultura
ADN mitochondrial
Genética de poblaciones
spellingShingle Crassostrea gigas
Aquaculture
Oyster culture
mitochondrial DNA
Population genetics
Acuacultura
Ostricultura
ADN mitochondrial
Genética de poblaciones
Reynaga-Franco, Felipe
Grijalva-Chon, José Manuel
Chávez-Villalba, Jorge Eduardo
Castro-Longoria, Reina
Arreola-Lizárraga, José Alfredo
Barraza-Guardado, Ramón Héctor
Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
topic_facet Crassostrea gigas
Aquaculture
Oyster culture
mitochondrial DNA
Population genetics
Acuacultura
Ostricultura
ADN mitochondrial
Genética de poblaciones
description ABSTRACT | The Pacific oyster culture in Mexico began 45 years ago, first with spat imported from the USA and now with spat produced in several local hatcheries. Oyster farmers do not know the parameters that define the quality of the spat they buy, among them the level of genetic variability available in the lots offered. In order to evaluate and compare the genetic variability in spat produced by four Mexican hatcheries, an attempt was made to amplify and sequence the non-coding region and the ND5 gene of the oyster mitochondrial DNA with oligos reported in the scientific literature. The amplification of the non-coding region was not possible due to the bad design of the oligos. Despite the integrity of the extracted oyster DNA, the ND5 gene was not able to be amplified possibly due to the modification of the oligo recognition site in the gene. The generational separation of the oyster cultivated in Mexico from its original source population makes it necessary to obtain new mitochondrial sequences in order to design new oligos suitable for the populations established in Mexico. RESUMEN | El cultivo del ostión del Pacífico en México inició hace 45 años, primero con semilla importada de los EUA y ahora con semilla producida en laboratorios locales. Los ostricultores no conocen los parámetros que definen la calidad de la semilla que ellos compran, como el nivel de la variabilidad genética disponible en los lotes ofertados. Con el fin de evaluar y comparar la variabilidad genética de la semilla producida en cuatro laboratorios mexicanos, se hizo un intento de amplificar y secuenciar la región no codificante y el gen ND5 mitocondriales del ostión con oligos reportados en la literatura científica. La amplificación de la región no codificante no fue posible debido al mal diseño de los oligos. A pesar de la integridad del ADN extraído de los ostiones, el gen ND5 no pudo ser amplificado debido posiblemente a la modificación del sitio de reconocimiento del oligo en ese gen. La separación generacional del ostión cultivado en México de su población fuente original hace necesario obtener nuevas secuencias mitocondriales para diseñar nuevos oligos adecuados a las poblaciones establecidas en México. : https://revistas.utm.edu.ec/index.php/aquatechnica/article/view/2147
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author Reynaga-Franco, Felipe
Grijalva-Chon, José Manuel
Chávez-Villalba, Jorge Eduardo
Castro-Longoria, Reina
Arreola-Lizárraga, José Alfredo
Barraza-Guardado, Ramón Héctor
author_facet Reynaga-Franco, Felipe
Grijalva-Chon, José Manuel
Chávez-Villalba, Jorge Eduardo
Castro-Longoria, Reina
Arreola-Lizárraga, José Alfredo
Barraza-Guardado, Ramón Héctor
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title Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
title_short Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
title_full Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
title_fullStr Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
title_full_unstemmed Are 45 years of reproductive isolation enough to prevent the amplification of mitochondrial genes in the Pacific oyster?
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