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i I ; ; i I I I I i\ I I t-I i I I : : I 1..CENTRE OF GENETICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
oF THE ul'ilvERslrY oD TRAS-os-ritoNTES AND ALTO DouRo
17th
EUROPEAN COLLOQUIUM ON
ANIMAL
CYTOGENETICS
AND
GENE MAPPING
Book
of
AbsÉraeÉs
18-21June
2006
Auditorium of
calouste
Gulbenkian Foundation,
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SESSIOI.."r
"Gene
Mapping
qnd Chromosome Maps,,
P1
Cytogenetic localizati on of
FtVRl
genein
farm animalsDanielak-Czech B, Slota E
Deparftnent of Animal Immuno_and Cytogenetics, National Research Institute of Aaimal
ilrùr"tior,
Balice/IGakdw, polandWe have localized trinucleotide repeats
of
the FRMI gene in cattle, sheep and pigs karyospesusing in siru pCR method with
p;i".,
fl-i,i"g
CCG repeats locatedin
the5,LffR
regulator!regron of the human FMR1 mRNA.
The
GCTCAGCTCCGTTTCGGT'ff
CAC##J§'
T
(forward)
andAGCCCCGCACTTCCACCACCAGCTCCTCC
,A (reverse) were used
for
in
situ pCR
andbiotin-16 dUTp labeling
of
CGG containingly!
gene fiagment (1cycle:
94. C _ 3.j",
6t
C-
1yi\72'
C-
I
mìn; 30 cycles: 94" C_
I
min, 65'C-
I
min, 72. C_
I
m;n) on eFe_and
GTG-banded'metaphase"Éo-o*",
1lides. Fluorescent ampliÈcation signals were detected
by
avidin-conjugatedÉfC
.and mapped on cattlg sheep and pigX
chromosomeat BTA
Xp13,OAR XqZZ
and SSC Xq26regions, respectively.
In
conclusior, the results obtained suggest thatthere are similarities of regulatory seqGnces in CGG-region of FRML gene in
aif"r"ot
species.The identified locus-specific sequenc"
*,
U"gflird
in comparative and evolùtionarystudies. This work was conducted as
part
oi
NRLAP statutory activity, project no- 3210.1P2
Karyofyping
prometaphase chromosomesof alpaca (Lama_pacos,
family
Camelidae) Di Berordino Dt, Nicodemo DI, Fauciuttoel,
'
Cosenza Gt,. Ramunno Lt, King AW.. Coppota
G',
Irn*rrri
il
,ni u"o
Ci-r,"iri*;Zrt
Rubes J6
rDepartneat
ofAlimal Science uo6 pqed rnspection, Universiry of Naples .Tederico II,,
Portici,Naples,Italy; 2Department of Biomedical
i:fu1.o,
Universiry of Guelph,Ontario, Cauada;Alational Research Couucil (CNR), ISPAAM
Laboratory ofAnimal Cytogenefics and Gene
Mapping, Naples, Italy; aDeparment of Clinical Vrcterimry Medicine, Centre for Veterinary,science, University of Cambridge. Cambridge, IJK]5 Eacutty of Veterinary Medicing Iasi, Romania;fueterinary -Research Institute, Brno , Czech Republic
$-
k"o*O
the alpaca (Lama pacos,2n:74.Xy)belongs
to
the
family
Camelidae, suborderTylopoda, which includes the vicugna (Lama
vicugna),llama (Lama glama), grruù.o @amo guanicoe)
and
the two
camels, bactian (Camelus bactrianus) and dromedary (Camelusdromedarius)- Despite the increasing worldwide
economical
interest
in tht
peculiarcharacteristics
of
its
wool
(extemely
fne, unallergicand
naturally stained), the'alpaca species has been-so
far- almost forgotten froma
cltogeneticpoint
of
view.
[r
order
tocontribute
to the
clarification
of
thechromosomal constitution
of
this
species, wedecided
to
undertakea
derailed iytogeneticfves{rylo1
thus providing, forthe'trsi
,t-,
the
QFQ-C-GTG-RBG"rd
RBA
bandedkaryotypes and the GTG_RBG ideograms,
at a
resolution
of
nearly
400
bands. -Based on centromericindex
and
relative chromosomelength measurements,
the
alpacak
ry"qrp;;
been arrangedin
four goupsof
chromàiom"s, as follows: goup A, subtelocentrics,fronfair I
to 10; group B, telocentrics, from parfi
[o
20;
group C, submetacenkics,
from
pau2l
to
29; group D, metacentr.ics, from pair3Oto 36. Six
paim of nucleolar organizer c-hro-oro-".- hur" Deen
also identified
by
using
a
sequential
RBA./silver steinjlg technique
uJ".
O
fa}orpl,
28
(c
group),3t,
i2,33
;d
34@
grì"ii.
m,
j
present karyorypes and the GTG/RBG_banded
ideograms can be- used for clini€1 cytogenetics,
karyotype
standardization, gene- mapping,:ytotaxgnomy, comparative studies ana
gìn"ti"
tmprovement prograrnswithin
the
a_ify
Camelidae.P3
Chromosomal mapping of ribosomal
genes in venerid clams
@ivalvia: Veneridae)
Hurtado NS, Iv{ordn p. pasantes
JJ
D_pto Bioquimic4 Xenéfica e Inmqletez64 Universidade de Vigo, E-363 lO Vig;;
$irn
The- fàmily Veneridae
is a
groupof
bivalve molluscs found in all the*o.Ia
,*-
Although th9 famity includes some 5@ qreciw,Àrny
of
which are
of
conamercialàprr*ì"
.andrydgcted to intensive exploitatioi
"o
Lo
oo-cnro3osog3t mapping
oi
oNe
*"d"; ;;
specles of Veneridae was reported to
date-In
order to localize both the major*J',U.
SSP-NA
gene
clusters," fluoreslcentin
situhybridization
(FISIù
experiments
were
performed on mitotic chromos-omes and surface
Tr"ud
synaptonemal complexes of the veneridclams
potlria
exollta,i"ait"po i"*rror^,
Ruditapes
_philtipinarum
and
i.i"*pt"
pullastra.
Speciesspecific
p.ob"s
*"..
generated
by
pCR amplificatioiof
both the intemal transcribed qpacers and the5.g rDNA
of
the
majolr?NA
gene cluster anatle
wUo1e repeat unit of the 55 rDNA cluster.The
repeatsof
the
majorrDNA
genesare clustered in only one cbrohoso-"
priiio
uU
t"
species analyzed, the NOR is termàall"
*r;;
the species and intercalaryi,
A"
otn.rLo.'fn"
also unique 5S rDNA gene cluster
,rr"*
_intercalary
or
terminJ
_ in ;
-àiÀ.o.o,chroSoyme
pair
in
threeof
the
fo*
"t"*
species but co-localizes with the majoruONa cluster
n
Ruditapes decussalw. The co_locationwas confirmed by FISH on extended chromatin IIDTES.
P4
Recurent
airway
obstruction(RAO)
in
horse: chromosomal an
RII
*rpf#g
of
three candidate genes
Nfknlqska Ròtzter -/,^Bugno
t?,
SlotoÈ, Ooy
9,
th.ypary
BP,
s*iinurn"tÉ,;;;
b
-Gerber
I
]P:rg*:*
of Veterinary Ctiaical Studies,,VetsuisseFacul-ry_Universityof
r"_à,iJitorura
uepartutent of Immrmo and Cytogenetics, National |eJearch Insrirure of Animalp.Lar'.i1",É';;'
Poland3Institute
of Genetics, Vetsuisse Faculty,
University
ofBerne, Switzerland ' Departuent of Veterinary_
_Integrative Biosciences, Texas A&M Uuiversiry, USA
'Animal Health Trusg Newmarket,
Suffolh
IIK
Ì.
I""uo."ll.
lhuy
obstruction(RAO)
of
thenorse rs
lftely
a polygenetic disorder and shares many characteristic features with humanasrhrna
and
cbronic
obstructive putroo".y-disease(COPD). RAO and asthma
*
"nu*É"rlr"a
Uy:T^y^^
-tfonchospasnqcoughiag
ut*uy
nyperreachvity,inflammation
and
mucus
accumulation. Select genes:
EGF&
CLCAI, BLC2 arc of interest in rÈspiratory airo.a".,"1m
chronic mucus
ove.pioduction,
i""i"a.g
asthma_
In
our study, we-upp"à
,n".è
fr*
genes
by
FISHon
equine-"Lpnu."
spreads.Equine
BAC
librarys (CHORI,-ÀIRi)''*"r.
screened with equine gene_specific
primérs and
positive clones were iabelleà with
àffig.r_
and
then
usedfor
FISH
on
Ciè-_'U-*a.Ochromosomes.
The BAC
clones -narU"ìr.g
these three genes were mapped to the following
chromosomes:
EGFR_
Écxpti,'-Cicer
ECA5q15, BLC2_ECA8qzz.aJÀu-oouii.
*"
confirmed the results with the nff__upplilgoo the TAMU radiation hybrid
panef-fn"'J"iirg
data, which confirmtlé
estaUnsn"a"oorl#utioo
o.f
synteny between equine
and
nr_u,
chromosomes, provide
a
resourcefor
furtherassociation studies