Mapping diploid wheat homologues of Arabidopsis seed ABA signaling genes and QTLs for seed dormancy
Mapping diploid wheat homologues of Arabidopsis seed ABA signaling genes and QTLs for seed dormancy
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DOI:
10.1007/s00122-007-0502-8
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发表时间:
2007-03
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
S. Nakamura;T. Komatsuda;H. Miura
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作者:
S. Nakamura;T. Komatsuda;H. Miura
Abscisic acid (ABA) sensitivity in embryos is one of the key factors in the seed dormancy of wheat. Many ABA signaling genes have been isolated inArabidopsis, while only a few wheat homologues have been identified. In the present study, diploid wheat homologues toArabidopsisABA signaling genes were identified byin silicoanalysis, and mapped them using a population of diploid wheat recombinant inbred lines derived from a cross betweenTriticum monococcum(Tm) andT. boeoticum(Tb). Four diploid wheat homologues,TmVP1,TmABF,TmABI8andTmERA1were located on chromosome 3AmandTmERA3was on the centromere region of chromosome 5Am. In two consecutive year trials, one major QTL on the long arm of 5Am, two minor QTLs on the long arm of 3Amand one minor QTL on the long arm of 4Amwere detected. The 5AmQTL explained 20–27% of the phenotypic variations and the other three QTLs each accounted for approximately 10% of the phenotypic variations. Map positions of the loci ofTmABFandTmABI8matched the LOD peaks of the two QTLs on 3Am, indicating that these two homologues are possible candidate genes for seed dormancy QTLs. Moreover, we have found two SNPs result in amino acid substitutions inTmABFbetween Tb and Tm. Comparison of the marker positions of QTLs for seed dormancy of barley revealed that the largest QTL on 5Ammay be orthologous to the barley seed dormancy QTL, SD1, whereas there seems no orthologous QTL to the corresponding barley SD2 locus.