Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites
In this study, we show how Y-specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites, which are loci that yield several amplified bands differing in size from the same male individual and PCR reaction, are a powerful source of information for tracing the history of cattle. Our results confirm the existence of three main groups of sires, which are separated by evolutionary time and clearly predate domestication. These three groups are consistent with the haplogroups previously identified by Götherström et al. [2005] using five Y-specific segregating sites: Y1 and Y2 in taurine [Bos taurus] cattle and Y3 in zebu [Bos indicus] cattle. The zebu cattle cluster clearly originates from a domestication process that was geographically and temporally separated from that of taurine clusters. Our analyses further suggest that: [i] introgression of wild sire genetic material into domesticated herds may have a significant role in the formation of modern cattle, including the formation of the Y1 haplogroup; [ii] a putative domestication event in Africa probably included local Y2-like wild sires; [iii] the West African zebu cattle Y-chromosome may have partially originated from an ancient introgression of humped cattle into Africa; and [iv] the high genetic similarity among Asian zebu sires is consistent with a single domestication process.
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KOHA-OAI-AGRO:467142022-03-18T10:43:08Zhttp://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=46714http://ceiba.agro.uba.ar/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=AAGMultiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellitesPérez Pardal, L.Royo, L. J.Beja Pereira, A.Chen, S.Cantet, Rodolfo Juan CarlosTraoré, A.Curik, I.Sölkner, J.Bozzi, R.Fernández, I.Alvarez, I.Gutiérrez, J. P.Gómez, E.Ponce de León, F. A.Goyache, F.textspaapplication/pdfIn this study, we show how Y-specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites, which are loci that yield several amplified bands differing in size from the same male individual and PCR reaction, are a powerful source of information for tracing the history of cattle. Our results confirm the existence of three main groups of sires, which are separated by evolutionary time and clearly predate domestication. These three groups are consistent with the haplogroups previously identified by Götherström et al. [2005] using five Y-specific segregating sites: Y1 and Y2 in taurine [Bos taurus] cattle and Y3 in zebu [Bos indicus] cattle. The zebu cattle cluster clearly originates from a domestication process that was geographically and temporally separated from that of taurine clusters. Our analyses further suggest that: [i] introgression of wild sire genetic material into domesticated herds may have a significant role in the formation of modern cattle, including the formation of the Y1 haplogroup; [ii] a putative domestication event in Africa probably included local Y2-like wild sires; [iii] the West African zebu cattle Y-chromosome may have partially originated from an ancient introgression of humped cattle into Africa; and [iv] the high genetic similarity among Asian zebu sires is consistent with a single domestication process.In this study, we show how Y-specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites, which are loci that yield several amplified bands differing in size from the same male individual and PCR reaction, are a powerful source of information for tracing the history of cattle. Our results confirm the existence of three main groups of sires, which are separated by evolutionary time and clearly predate domestication. These three groups are consistent with the haplogroups previously identified by Götherström et al. [2005] using five Y-specific segregating sites: Y1 and Y2 in taurine [Bos taurus] cattle and Y3 in zebu [Bos indicus] cattle. The zebu cattle cluster clearly originates from a domestication process that was geographically and temporally separated from that of taurine clusters. Our analyses further suggest that: [i] introgression of wild sire genetic material into domesticated herds may have a significant role in the formation of modern cattle, including the formation of the Y1 haplogroup; [ii] a putative domestication event in Africa probably included local Y2-like wild sires; [iii] the West African zebu cattle Y-chromosome may have partially originated from an ancient introgression of humped cattle into Africa; and [iv] the high genetic similarity among Asian zebu sires is consistent with a single domestication process.BOVINECATTLE ORIGINSDOMESTICATIONINTERSPERSED MULTILOCUS MICROSATELLITESY-CHROMOSOMEMICROSATELLITE DNACATTLECHROMOSOMECLUSTER ANALYSISDOMESTIC SPECIESDOMESTICATIONGENETIC MARKERINTROGRESSIONPOLYMERASE CHAIN REACTIONWILD POPULATIONANIMALCLASSIFICATIONDOMESTIC ANIMALGENETICSGENOME IMPRINTINGMALEMOLECULAR EVOLUTIONY CHROMOSOMEANIMALSANIMALS, DOMESTICEVOLUTION, MOLECULARGENOMIC IMPRINTINGMICROSATELLITE REPEATSAFRICABOSBOS INDICUSBOS TAURUSBOVINAEHeredity |
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BOVINE CATTLE ORIGINS DOMESTICATION INTERSPERSED MULTILOCUS MICROSATELLITES Y-CHROMOSOME MICROSATELLITE DNA CATTLE CHROMOSOME CLUSTER ANALYSIS DOMESTIC SPECIES DOMESTICATION GENETIC MARKER INTROGRESSION POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION WILD POPULATION ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION DOMESTIC ANIMAL GENETICS GENOME IMPRINTING MALE MOLECULAR EVOLUTION Y CHROMOSOME ANIMALS ANIMALS, DOMESTIC EVOLUTION, MOLECULAR GENOMIC IMPRINTING MICROSATELLITE REPEATS AFRICA BOS BOS INDICUS BOS TAURUS BOVINAE BOVINE CATTLE ORIGINS DOMESTICATION INTERSPERSED MULTILOCUS MICROSATELLITES Y-CHROMOSOME MICROSATELLITE DNA CATTLE CHROMOSOME CLUSTER ANALYSIS DOMESTIC SPECIES DOMESTICATION GENETIC MARKER INTROGRESSION POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION WILD POPULATION ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION DOMESTIC ANIMAL GENETICS GENOME IMPRINTING MALE MOLECULAR EVOLUTION Y CHROMOSOME ANIMALS ANIMALS, DOMESTIC EVOLUTION, MOLECULAR GENOMIC IMPRINTING MICROSATELLITE REPEATS AFRICA BOS BOS INDICUS BOS TAURUS BOVINAE Pérez Pardal, L. Royo, L. J. Beja Pereira, A. Chen, S. Cantet, Rodolfo Juan Carlos Traoré, A. Curik, I. Sölkner, J. Bozzi, R. Fernández, I. Alvarez, I. Gutiérrez, J. P. Gómez, E. Ponce de León, F. A. Goyache, F. Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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In this study, we show how Y-specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites, which are loci that yield several amplified bands differing in size from the same male individual and PCR reaction, are a powerful source of information for tracing the history of cattle. Our results confirm the existence of three main groups of sires, which are separated by evolutionary time and clearly predate domestication. These three groups are consistent with the haplogroups previously identified by Götherström et al. [2005] using five Y-specific segregating sites: Y1 and Y2 in taurine [Bos taurus] cattle and Y3 in zebu [Bos indicus] cattle. The zebu cattle cluster clearly originates from a domestication process that was geographically and temporally separated from that of taurine clusters. Our analyses further suggest that: [i] introgression of wild sire genetic material into domesticated herds may have a significant role in the formation of modern cattle, including the formation of the Y1 haplogroup; [ii] a putative domestication event in Africa probably included local Y2-like wild sires; [iii] the West African zebu cattle Y-chromosome may have partially originated from an ancient introgression of humped cattle into Africa; and [iv] the high genetic similarity among Asian zebu sires is consistent with a single domestication process. |
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BOVINE CATTLE ORIGINS DOMESTICATION INTERSPERSED MULTILOCUS MICROSATELLITES Y-CHROMOSOME MICROSATELLITE DNA CATTLE CHROMOSOME CLUSTER ANALYSIS DOMESTIC SPECIES DOMESTICATION GENETIC MARKER INTROGRESSION POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION WILD POPULATION ANIMAL CLASSIFICATION DOMESTIC ANIMAL GENETICS GENOME IMPRINTING MALE MOLECULAR EVOLUTION Y CHROMOSOME ANIMALS ANIMALS, DOMESTIC EVOLUTION, MOLECULAR GENOMIC IMPRINTING MICROSATELLITE REPEATS AFRICA BOS BOS INDICUS BOS TAURUS BOVINAE |
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Pérez Pardal, L. Royo, L. J. Beja Pereira, A. Chen, S. Cantet, Rodolfo Juan Carlos Traoré, A. Curik, I. Sölkner, J. Bozzi, R. Fernández, I. Alvarez, I. Gutiérrez, J. P. Gómez, E. Ponce de León, F. A. Goyache, F. |
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Pérez Pardal, L. Royo, L. J. Beja Pereira, A. Chen, S. Cantet, Rodolfo Juan Carlos Traoré, A. Curik, I. Sölkner, J. Bozzi, R. Fernández, I. Alvarez, I. Gutiérrez, J. P. Gómez, E. Ponce de León, F. A. Goyache, F. |
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Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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Multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by Y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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multiple paternal origins of domestic cattle revealed by y - specific interspersed multilocus microsatellites |
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