Comparative mapping of the macrochromosomes of eight avian species provides further insight into their phylogenetic relationships and avian karyotype evolution
Avian genomes typically consist of~ 10 pairs of macro-and~ 30 pairs of microchromosomes.
While inter-chromosomally, a pattern emerges of very little change (with notable exceptions)
throughout evolution, intrachromosomal changes remain relatively poorly studied. To rectify
this, here we use a pan-avian universally hybridising set of 74 chicken bacterial artificial
chromosome (BAC) probes on the macrochromosomes of eight bird species: common
blackbird, Atlantic canary, Eurasian woodcock, helmeted guinea fowl, houbara bustard …
While inter-chromosomally, a pattern emerges of very little change (with notable exceptions)
throughout evolution, intrachromosomal changes remain relatively poorly studied. To rectify
this, here we use a pan-avian universally hybridising set of 74 chicken bacterial artificial
chromosome (BAC) probes on the macrochromosomes of eight bird species: common
blackbird, Atlantic canary, Eurasian woodcock, helmeted guinea fowl, houbara bustard …
[引用][C] Comparative Mapping of the Macrochromosomes of Eight Avian Species Provides Further Insight into Their Phylogenetic Relationships and Avian Karyotype …
LG Kiazim, RE O'Connor, DM Larkin, MN Romanov…
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