Internal transcribed spacer

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rDNA (purple) behind non-transcribed sequences (NTS), rRNA transcripts (orange) with external transcribed sequences (ETS) and internal transcribed sequences (ITS)

An internal transcribed spacer is a nucleotide sequence between the rRNA - genes ( rDNA ) or between the rRNA portions in the from the rDNA during Transcription resulting transcripts .

properties

The RNA of the ribosome (rRNA) consists of different RNA molecules that were generated in eukaryotes from different transcripts of the rRNA genes (rDNA). Within these sequences are the ITS, which as spacers , unlike rRNA, do not occur in the finished ribosome. In contrast to ITS, the external transcribed sequences (ETS) are located outside the ribosomal subunits, but do not occur in the later ribosome either. The ITS and ETS are cut out after transcription and then broken down , sometimes with the participation of snoRNA .

In bacteria and archaea , the ITS are located between the 16 S and 23 S rRNA.

There are two different ITS in eukaryotes: ITS1 lies between 18 S and 5.8 S rRNA and ITS2 between 5.8 S and 26 S (in plants) or 28 S rRNA (in animals). While ITS1 corresponds to the bacterial ITS, ITS2 arose later in the 23 S rRNA through duplication .

use

The 5.8 S rRNA from eukaryotes and the surrounding ITS are used to investigate phylogenetics , since ITS mutate comparatively frequently and the genes of the rRNA occur in many copies in the genome and therefore tend to lead to fewer false negative results, e.g. B. in bacteria, in plants, in mosquitoes and in fungi . Within the ribosomal DNA of the fungi, the ITS are the sequences that are most clearly distinguishable within a species or between species. Standard primer pairs for the polymerase chain reaction to differentiate between fungi are ITS1 with ITS4. Other primer pairs are used to differentiate between Basidiomycetes and Mycorrhiza .

Taxonomic group rich Taxonomic level year reference
Mushrooms Mushrooms Genera 1990 White et al.
Asteraceae : Compositae plants species 1992 Baldwin et al.
Basidiomycetes / Ascomycetes Mushrooms Genera 1993 Gardes et al.
Viscaceae : Arceuthobium plants species 1994 Nickrent et al.
Poaceae : Zea plants species 1996 Buckler & Holtsford
Leguminosae : Medicago plants species 1998 Bena et al.
Orchidaceae : Diseae plants Genera 1999 Douzery, et al.
Odonota : Calopteryx Animals species 2001 Weekers et al.
Yeasts of clinical importance Mushrooms Genera 2001 Chen et al.
Poaceae : Saccharinae plants Genera 2002 Hodkinson et al.
Plantaginaceae : Plantago plants species 2002 Rønsted et al.
Jungermanniopsida : Herbertus plants species 2004 Feldberg et al.
Anophelinae of South America Animals species 2006 Marelli et al.
Pinaceae : Tsuga plants species 2008 Havill et al.
Brassicaceae plants Tribes 2010 Warwick et al.
Ericaceae : Erica plants species 2011 Pirie et al.
Diptera : Bactrocera Animals species 2014 Boykin et al.
Scrophulariaceae : Scrophularia plants species 2014 Scheunert & Heubl
Potamogetonaceae : Potamogeton plants species 2016 Yang et al.

Individual evidence

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