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Phylogenetics
The study
of evolutionary relationships among a group of organisms
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Understanding biological evolution
1.
Inheritance through change
2.
Within a species - evolution through genes
3.
Between species - evolution from a common ancestor
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Phylogenetic tree
A branching diagram showing the evolutionary relationships among various species based upon similarities or differences in physical or genetic characteristics
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Goals of Phylogenetics
To recreate the ancestor-descendent relationships among the species
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Phylogenetic trees are extremely useful tools used by taxonomists to understand
Composition of genomes
Relationship among genes in species
Historical relationships among diverse species
Origins of remarkable abilities in living organisms
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Phylogenetic
relationships
can be based on
DNA
RNA
Molecular markers (SNPS)
Chemicals
compounds
Morphology
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DNA molecules
Cytosine [C]
Guanine [G]
Adenine [A]
Thymine [T]
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Types of DNA
Nuclear - transmitted from both parents
Chloroplast - transmitted paternally
Mitochondrial
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Chloroplast DNA
Chloroplast Gene (plastome) - easier to PCR due to the number of copies in a cell
Intergenic Space - high degree of variability than some coding region
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Nuclear DNA
18S-26S Nuclear ribosomal cistron - Internal transcribed spacer (ITS), External transcribed spacer (ETS) - Effective at lower taxonomic levels
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DNA sequencing - PCR
1. Denature
2. Annealing
3. Extension
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DNA sequencing methods
Sanger Sequencing
High-throughput sequencing
Whole genome sequencing
Reduced representation sequencing
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Different bioinformatics methods are needed for different sequencing approaches
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Phylogenetics can be done using both morphology and molecular data
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Biogeography is important in selecting an outgroup for phylogenetic analysis
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Physical traits
Characteristics of an organism that can be
observed
with the
naked
eye
Genetic traits
Characteristics of an organism that are determined by its
DNA
Evolutionary relationships
The connections between organisms that share a common
ancestor
Phylogenetic tree
A diagram that depicts the
evolutionary
relationships among a group of
organisms
Phylogeny
The
evolutionary history
or relationship of a group of
organisms
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