Caracterização da diversidade genética, via marcador microssatélite, e constituintes do óleo essencial de Lychnophora pinaste MART
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2008-01-22
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Atualmente, Lychnophora pinaster, encontra-se classificada na categoria de plantas vulneráveis, ou seja, os “taxa” cujas populações encontram-se em risco de extinção. Suas folhas e flores são aromáticas e utilizadas na medicina popular sob a forma de extrato alcoólico, como antinflamatório, anestésico e cicatrizante. O presente estudo objetivou realizar a caracterização genética, via marcador molecular microssatélite, e a química dos óleos essenciais de populações de Lychnophora pinaster Mart, visando sua preservação, uso sustentável e estudos futuros de melhoramento genético vegetal. Para tal, foram amostradas quatro populações da espécie coletadas no Estado de Minas Gerais. O estudo da variabilidade populacional realizou-se pela análise de polimorfismo do DNA com marcadores microssatélite e a química, por meio da análise da composição química dos óleos essenciais das folhas das populações nativas e cultivadas. Os óleos essenciais foram extraídos por hidrodestilação e analisados em cromatógrafo a gás acoplado a espectrômetro de massas (Shimadzu, QP-5000). Pelo agrupamento UPGMA, as populações nativas foram divididas em dois grupos, sendo um composto por Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 e Antena, e o outro representado por Poço Bonito. Pela análise de componentes principais, quimicamente as populações foram, também, divididas em dois grupos, um composto por Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 e Poço Bonito, tendo como principal constituinte do óleo essencial o trans-cinamato de metila, e, o outro, representado pela população Antena, tendo como o outro principal constituinte o cedr-8-(15)-en-9-alfa-ol. As populações quando cultivadas não tiveram diferenças no perfil químico, tendo como constituinte majoritário o trans-cinamato de metila...
Currently, Lychnophora pinaster is considered an endangered species, that is, it belongs to the taxa whose native populations are risking extinction. Its leaves and flowers are aromatic and used in popular medicine in the form of alcohol extracts as anti-inflammatory, anesthetic and curative agent in wounds. Therefore, the present study aimed to characterize the genetic diversity, using microsatellite molecular markers, and the chemical composition of the essential oil from Lychnophora pinaster Mart populations, so that it can be preserved, sustainably used and be incorporated into further studies of genetic breeding. In order to do so, four native populations of the species were sampled from the state of Minas Gerais. Population variability studies were performed by DNA polymorphism analyses using microsatellite molecular markers and the chemical characterization was performed by analyzing the composition of the essential oil from leaves obtained from native and cultivated populations. Essential oils were extracted by hydro-distillation and analyzed by gas-chromatography mass spectrometry (Shimadzu, QP- 5000). The native populations formed two clusters by UPGMA grouping; one of them consisting of the populations from Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 and Antena, and the other one consisting of the population from Poço Bonito. Chemically, the populations were also clustered in two groups according to the major compounds analyses; the first one comprising Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 and Poço Bonito, that had methyl trans-cinnamate as major compound and the second one, represented by Antena population that had cedr-8- (15)-en-9-alpha-ol as major component...(Complete abstract click electronic access below)
Currently, Lychnophora pinaster is considered an endangered species, that is, it belongs to the taxa whose native populations are risking extinction. Its leaves and flowers are aromatic and used in popular medicine in the form of alcohol extracts as anti-inflammatory, anesthetic and curative agent in wounds. Therefore, the present study aimed to characterize the genetic diversity, using microsatellite molecular markers, and the chemical composition of the essential oil from Lychnophora pinaster Mart populations, so that it can be preserved, sustainably used and be incorporated into further studies of genetic breeding. In order to do so, four native populations of the species were sampled from the state of Minas Gerais. Population variability studies were performed by DNA polymorphism analyses using microsatellite molecular markers and the chemical characterization was performed by analyzing the composition of the essential oil from leaves obtained from native and cultivated populations. Essential oils were extracted by hydro-distillation and analyzed by gas-chromatography mass spectrometry (Shimadzu, QP- 5000). The native populations formed two clusters by UPGMA grouping; one of them consisting of the populations from Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 and Antena, and the other one consisting of the population from Poço Bonito. Chemically, the populations were also clustered in two groups according to the major compounds analyses; the first one comprising Estrada Real, Estrada Real 1 and Poço Bonito, that had methyl trans-cinnamate as major compound and the second one, represented by Antena population that had cedr-8- (15)-en-9-alpha-ol as major component...(Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Essência e óleos essencias, Diversidade genética, Arnica, Plantas medicinais, Marcadores moleculares, Lychnophora pinaster, Rocky fields, Essential oil, Plant microsatellite
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HABER, Lenita Lima. Caracterização da diversidade genética, via marcador microssatélite, e constituintes do óleo essencial de Lychnophora pinaste MART. 2008. xi, 138 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas de Botucatu, 2008.