The Satellite DNAs Populating the Genome of Trigona hyalinata and the Sharing of a Highly Abundant satDNA in Trigona Genus.
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ABSTRACT: Among Meliponini species, c-heterochromatin can occupy large portions of chromosomes. This characteristic could be useful for understanding evolutionary patterns of satellite DNAs (satDNAs), although few sequences have been characterized in these bees. In Trigona, phylogenetically represented by clades A and B, the c-heterochromatin is mostly located in one chromosome arm. Here we used different techniques, including restriction endonucleases and genome sequencing followed by chromosomal analysis, to identify satDNAs that may be contributing to the evolution of c-heterochromatin in Trigona. Our results revealed a highly abundant ThyaSat01-301 satDNA, corresponding to about 13.77% of the Trigona hyalinata genome. Another seven satDNAs were identifie
SUBMITTER: Pereira JA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9957317 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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