Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand

Iso-female lines (isolines) of Anopheles aconitus collected from Mae Hong Son, Phet Buri, and Chiang Mai Provinces were successfully identified to karyotypic forms. The results of identification revealed that An. aconitus Form B (X1, X2, Y2) was obtained from four and 48 isolines in Phet Buri and Ch...

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Main Authors: Junkum A., Komalamisra N., Jitpakdi A., Jariyapan N., Min G.-S., Park M.-H., Cho K.-H., Somboon P., Bates P.A., Choochote W.
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-17892014-08-30T02:00:07Z Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand Junkum A. Komalamisra N. Jitpakdi A. Jariyapan N. Min G.-S. Park M.-H. Cho K.-H. Somboon P. Bates P.A. Choochote W. Iso-female lines (isolines) of Anopheles aconitus collected from Mae Hong Son, Phet Buri, and Chiang Mai Provinces were successfully identified to karyotypic forms. The results of identification revealed that An. aconitus Form B (X1, X2, Y2) was obtained from four and 48 isolines in Phet Buri and Chiang Mai Provinces, respectively, and Form C (X1, X2, Y3) was recovered from three and 41 isolines in Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai Provinces, respectively. When comparing band to band on the same arm of ovarian nurse cell polytene chromosomes of An. aconitus Form B (Phet Buri: four isolines) and C (Mae Hong Son: three isolines, Chiang Mai: 20 isolines) to the standard chromosome mapping of An. aconitus Form B (Chiang Mai: 20 isolines), no major chromosomal rearrangements that related to the karyotype variations were demonstrated. The investigations on allelic frequencies of 4th stage larvae and adult females of three (Form C: Mae Hong Son), four (Form B: Phet Buri), 41 (Form C: Chiang Mai) and 48 (Form B: Chiang Mai) isolines suggested that An. aconitus Form B and C of all strains have similar allelic frequencies. This was observed at 10 isoenzymes 16 loci in 4th stage larvae, and 11 isoenzymes 13 loci in adult females. Hybridization tests among the four laboratory-raised isolines of An. aconitus Form B (Chiang Mai and Phet Buri) and C (Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son) were employed by induced copulation. The results of crosses indicated that they were genetically compatible, providing viable progeny and completely synaptic salivary gland polytene chromosomes. The complete sequences of rDNA internal-transcribed spacer two (ITS2) and partial sequences of mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I and II (COI and COII) from genomic DNA of 12 isolines of An. aconitus Form B and C were identified. Total sequence lengths (ITS2+COI+COII) of An. aconitus isolines varied from 1550bp to 1556bp. Conspecific relationships between the two An. aconitus forms were well supported by low values of intraspecific distances (ranged from 0.1% to 1.0%) and genetic differentiation (dxy: 0.01322) between the two forms. Based on evidence of no pre- and post-mating isolations, and nearly identical of DNA sequences of ITS2, COI and COII regions between An. aconitus Form B and C, we conclude that they are conspecific cytological races in the Thai population. 2014-08-30T02:00:07Z 2014-08-30T02:00:07Z 2005 Article 10811710 16599155 http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?eid=2-s2.0-33644824267&partnerID=40&md5=960fc56dcc1c2aaae96b6d68a95664d3 http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/handle/6653943832/1789 English
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description Iso-female lines (isolines) of Anopheles aconitus collected from Mae Hong Son, Phet Buri, and Chiang Mai Provinces were successfully identified to karyotypic forms. The results of identification revealed that An. aconitus Form B (X1, X2, Y2) was obtained from four and 48 isolines in Phet Buri and Chiang Mai Provinces, respectively, and Form C (X1, X2, Y3) was recovered from three and 41 isolines in Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai Provinces, respectively. When comparing band to band on the same arm of ovarian nurse cell polytene chromosomes of An. aconitus Form B (Phet Buri: four isolines) and C (Mae Hong Son: three isolines, Chiang Mai: 20 isolines) to the standard chromosome mapping of An. aconitus Form B (Chiang Mai: 20 isolines), no major chromosomal rearrangements that related to the karyotype variations were demonstrated. The investigations on allelic frequencies of 4th stage larvae and adult females of three (Form C: Mae Hong Son), four (Form B: Phet Buri), 41 (Form C: Chiang Mai) and 48 (Form B: Chiang Mai) isolines suggested that An. aconitus Form B and C of all strains have similar allelic frequencies. This was observed at 10 isoenzymes 16 loci in 4th stage larvae, and 11 isoenzymes 13 loci in adult females. Hybridization tests among the four laboratory-raised isolines of An. aconitus Form B (Chiang Mai and Phet Buri) and C (Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son) were employed by induced copulation. The results of crosses indicated that they were genetically compatible, providing viable progeny and completely synaptic salivary gland polytene chromosomes. The complete sequences of rDNA internal-transcribed spacer two (ITS2) and partial sequences of mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I and II (COI and COII) from genomic DNA of 12 isolines of An. aconitus Form B and C were identified. Total sequence lengths (ITS2+COI+COII) of An. aconitus isolines varied from 1550bp to 1556bp. Conspecific relationships between the two An. aconitus forms were well supported by low values of intraspecific distances (ranged from 0.1% to 1.0%) and genetic differentiation (dxy: 0.01322) between the two forms. Based on evidence of no pre- and post-mating isolations, and nearly identical of DNA sequences of ITS2, COI and COII regions between An. aconitus Form B and C, we conclude that they are conspecific cytological races in the Thai population.
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author Junkum A.
Komalamisra N.
Jitpakdi A.
Jariyapan N.
Min G.-S.
Park M.-H.
Cho K.-H.
Somboon P.
Bates P.A.
Choochote W.
spellingShingle Junkum A.
Komalamisra N.
Jitpakdi A.
Jariyapan N.
Min G.-S.
Park M.-H.
Cho K.-H.
Somboon P.
Bates P.A.
Choochote W.
Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
author_facet Junkum A.
Komalamisra N.
Jitpakdi A.
Jariyapan N.
Min G.-S.
Park M.-H.
Cho K.-H.
Somboon P.
Bates P.A.
Choochote W.
author_sort Junkum A.
title Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
title_short Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
title_full Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
title_fullStr Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
title_full_unstemmed Evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of Anopheles aconitus in Thailand
title_sort evidence to support two conspecific cytological races of anopheles aconitus in thailand
publishDate 2014
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