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Malays. Appl. Biol. (June 2003) 32(1): 73-79

ESTIMATION OF GENETIC RELATEDNESS AMONG ACACIA MANGIUM X ACACIA AURICULIFORMIS HYBRIDS

*WICKNESWARI, R., KOH, S.C., THI, B.K., LOW, C.Y. and TAN, E.

School of Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences

Faculty of Science and Technology

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

43600 UKM, Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia

ABSTRACT

Directed Amplification of Minisatellite DNA regions (DAMD) using M13 universal primer generated 12 unique and 4 identical DNA profiles for 22 Acacia hybrids. Eighteen different ISTR primer combinations generated unique DNA fingerprints for all the 20 Acacia hybrids with 10 fold lower possibility of obtaining two identical ISTR fingerprints (0.00659) than minisatellite fingerprints (0.066). Identity genetic value (J) obtained was 0.599 for F] hybrids and 0.731 for F2 hybrids. ISTR was more suitable than DAMD for estimating genetic relatedness and DNA fingerprinting analysis in Acacia hybrids.

ABSTRAK

Amplifikasi Terarah DNA Minisatelit dengan menggunakan pencetus universal M13 menghasilkan 12 profil DNA yang unik dan 4 profil yang seiras untuk 22 hibrid Acacia. Lapan belas kombinasi pencetus ISTR yang berlainan menghasilkan pengecapjarian DNA yang unik untuk kesemua 20 hibrid Acacia. Kebarangkalian untuk memperolehi 2 pengecapjarian ISTR yang seiras adalah 10 kali lebih rendah (0.00659) berbanding pengecapjarian minisatelit (0.066). Nilai identiti genetik (J) yang diperolehi untuk hibrid F[ ialah 0.599 manakala untuk hibrid F2 ialah 0.731. Kaedah ISTR adalah lebih sesuai berbanding kaedah DAMD bagi analisis hubungan genetik dan pengecapjarian DNA untuk hibrid Acacia.

Key words: minisatellite, ISTR, DNA fingerprinting, genetic relatedness, Acacia hybrids.

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