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CropDomesticationandPolvploidv
of
- Domestication crops
today's of
a consequence
mainly
traitsgaveusdifferent
fordifferent
oleracea-selecting
Ex.Brassica varieties
ofveggies!
- Polyploidy-
Containing set
ofchromosome
. Results
inincrease
of
(flowerc,
seeds, etc.)
stems,
. Plants
with ploidyaresterile
.Chromosomesunableto-duringmeiosis)non-viab|egametes
- Carbon I sincedon'tproduce
allocation seeds, inotherpartsoftheplant
canuseresources
. ex.Sugarbeets
(3n)
Triploids
- Obtaining
1) ) VeryRARE!
of
2)Combination (4n)gametes [n+ 2n= 3n]
(an)-TWO
Tetraploids
- Obtaining WAYS;
1) - Tetraploid fromchromosomes
created of
means
byartificial
- Canoccur
- Poisonthatinterferes formation
withmicrotubule
2rr duringmeiosis
l
mei0sis fFr yneiosis
I =4 L
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- Tetraploid formchromosomes
created of
et(.tdtrcale(r^,ntat
* {c) Chr}mosone*
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(n)
urheat x nAeun) MAUyvlotcyl
, but becnase6Pc{esart-
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Jy1= ),8 ffne placewerlt,
dtg7ar1911r,
exbns n4a{ dip( -> cawtot (n$c*I
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PlantTransposableElements (akaTransposons)-The"JumpingGenes!"
- Pieces
of DNAcapableof (transposing) inthegenome
around
- Makesuplargepartofplantgenome(50-80%)
andis responsible
for
Twodifferent
tvoes:
1) .-"Copy
andPaste"
- Usesenzyme andRNAintermediate
to
dupIicate
itself
to*n.j,,t1f',|lfj,0.}:
2)
- Usesenzyme tocutitselfoutandmovetootherpartsofgenome
[Youdon'tneedtomemorize families
of transposon
allofthedifferenttypes orhowbigtheyare- Understand,
though,
thatthereAREdifferenttransposon withdifferenf
varieties s2esandactivities.l
Mechanism
Basic
oftengiveriseto
elements
-Transposable phenotypes
) Alternate
between
a
and phenotype
M tgurplt)
aed;nomat6erreltncltont.
,a aft(r
fene
ddre;torcd
.
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-
bi6gerAveaa{ Co(nt
w
= eulte/L l,(dtAqcso4
ruiloval'.
Transposon
Common features
haveboth
1)Allfamilies and elements
- Autonomous- ableto {an codeforitsowntransposase
- Non-Autonomous- cannotmoveonitsown-dependant on
fortransposing
. Cannot properly
codeforitsown
) dueto (deletion
derivative)
. lf noautonomous element willremain
available,
& willbe from
indistinguishable othermutants
- Willbeableto moveagainif crossedwithplantthatcontained
anautonomous
elementinsamefamily
2) Have (TlRs)
atends
ri B) tronsPosase ( rl P
family
ontransposon
- Sizedepends
recognizes
these
sitestocuttransposon
out
. Stabilizes whenhansposon
structure iscutout
3)Cause (TSD)wherever
theygetinserted!
+rAnsposase
cutshere
/48Crfl,n I
) se^r(
t-->#
!" o :
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- . - T A e ' f tIc A C t 6 - . - .
...4 fca
u TCA 6 ....
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A T CA T CA ( ) r 6 ,4 _ ._
T 46TA 6T cA c r---
-G
- Amount specific
ofduplication families
fordifferent
- WhenTransposoniscutout,TSDis
. Provides
geneticdiversity
thatmaybebeneficial
orharmful
tohost
Howareplanbabletosurvive thatcanpotentially
withtransposons disruptvitalgenefunction?
- Plants
canhaveactivities
that transposonmovement
- Often
times, endupin
transposons 'Junk"
DNA(introns)thatdonotcodeforanything!
- BothTypesoftissuecreated
by
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