Abstract:
Transcriptome sequencing based on high throughput has provided an opportunity for rapidly developing more molecular markers. 92042086 reads were obtained in this research based on transcriptome sequence of Arnebia szechenyi, then acquiring 332 lowcopy genes by searching 158446 unigene of Aszechenyi. In order to verify DNA polymorphism, this research randomly selected 30 lowcopy genes as designing primers and 9 individuals in three natural populations of Aszechenyi were detected by PCR amplification. It was found that 16 pairs of 30 lowcopy gene primers could amplify steadily single target band. After that, 7 fragments randomly selected from 16 primers were sequenced and used to calculate DNA polymorphism, the results showed that mean value of polymorphic sites based on 7 primers is 657, hyplotype is 514, hyplotype diversity (HD) was from 0389 to 0944, nucleotide diversity (Pi) was from 000148 to 001723. Our findings indicated that lowcopy nuclear genes developed in this study based on transcriptome sequencing have relatively high polymorphism, and it could be validly used for the study of populations genetic and phylogeography. Furthermore, these lowcopy nuclear genes could be applied to the fields of phylogeny reconstruction and speciation of Arnebia.