利己的DNAの振る舞いと雌雄性
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2008 年 19and20 巻 1 号 p. 45-54
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Right : mitochondria, selfish DNA, sexuality, Physarum polycephalum, Ulva compressa, Silene latifolia, Microbotryum violaceum
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訂正日: 2010/06/28 訂正理由: - 訂正箇所: 論文抄録 訂正内容: Wrong : The explanation for why sex is so common as a reproductive strategy continues to resist understanding despite many years of theoretical and experimental work. Our recent empirical works have addressed key questions in this field, especiallyregarding1)a novel mitochondrial plasmid named mF, which is a mitochondrial linear plasmid of Physarum polycephalum, 2)sexual asymmetry of cell fusion site and/or mating structure positions for determining gamete mating type of Ulva compressa, 3)sexual modifications of a host plant, Silene latifolia, by a parasite, Microbotryum violaceum, which is known as the dimorphic smut fungus. Mitochondrial DNA is inherited maternally in most eukaryotes. The mF evades uniparental mitochondrial inheritance, the parental mitochondria fused to yield giant mitochondria with two or more mitochondrial nucleoids. The mF appears to exchange mitochondria from the recipient(paternal)to the donor(maternal)by promoting mitochondrial fusion. Such features remind us also of the bacterial conjugative plasmids such as F plasmid. Conjugation between cells was the initial stage in the evolution of sex. The “ molecular symbiont” of selfish DNA(such as the mF and F plasmids)derive a major selective advantage from conjugation and sexual outbreeding. Such selfish molecular-symbiont theory is directly relevant only to the origin of sex, and it also has implicationsfor understanding the subsequent stages in the evolution of sex. At the same time, in this issue, new ideas about origin and evolution of sex, including asymmetrical features of male and female of U. compressa and a parasite disturbing sexuality of S. latifolia, are introduced and discussed intriguing an important interplay between sex and genetic architecture in their own evolution.
Right : The explanation for why sex is so common as a reproductive strategy continues to resist understanding despite many years of theoretical and experimental work. Our recent empirical works have addressed key questions in this field, especially regarding 1)a novel mitochondrial plasmid named mF, which is a mitochondrial linear plasmid of Physarum polycephalum, 2)sexual asymmetry of cell fusion site and/or mating structure positions for determining gamete mating type of Ulva compressa, 3)sexual modifications of a host plant, Silene latifolia, by a parasite, Microbotryum violaceum, which is known as the dimorphic smut fungus. Mitochondrial DNA is inherited maternally in most eukaryotes. The mF evades uniparental mitochondrial inheritance, the parental mitochondria fused to yield giant mitochondria with two or more mitochondrial nucleoids. The mF appears to exchange mitochondria from the recipient(paternal)to the donor(maternal)by promoting mitochondrial fusion. Such features remind us also of the bacterial conjugative plasmids such as F plasmid. Conjugation between cells was the initial stage in the evolution of sex. The “ molecular symbiont” of selfish DNA(such as the mF and F plasmids)derive a major selective advantage from conjugation and sexual outbreeding. Such selfish molecular-symbiont theory is directly relevant only to the origin of sex, and it also has implicationsfor understanding the subsequent stages in the evolution of sex. At the same time, in this issue, new ideas about origin and evolution of sex, including asymmetrical features of male and female of U. compressa and a parasite disturbing sexuality of S. latifolia, are introduced and discussed intriguing an important interplay between sex and genetic architecture in their own evolution.
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