GENOME-SPECIFIC SCAR MARKERS HELP SOLVE TAXONOMY ISSUES: A CASE STUDY WITH SINAPIS ARVENSIS (BRASSICEAE, BRASSICACEAE)
GENOME-SPECIFIC SCAR MARKERS HELP SOLVE TAXONOMY ISSUES: A CASE STUDY WITH SINAPIS ARVENSIS (BRASSICEAE, BRASSICACEAE)
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DOI:
10.3732/ajb.1000422
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发表时间:
2011-03-01
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3
通讯作者:
Khavkin, Emil E.
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作者:
Pankin, Artem A.;Khavkin, Emil E.
Premise of the study: Traditional taxonomy and nomenclature of Brassiceae (Brassicaceae) species do not reflect their phylogeny. Revision of the species and generic limits supported by extensive molecular data seems crucial.Methods and Results: Genome-specifi c polymorphisms extracted from non-coding and coding sequences were used to develop 14 sequence characterized amplified region (SCAR) markers specific for the Brassica B genome. These SCARs were verified against 77 accessions of six U-triangle Brassica species and used to screen 23 accessions of seven wild Brassiceae species to test for their cross-species amplification. SCARs were found in all B-genome Brassica species and also in Sinapis arvensis.Conclusions: SCAR markers can be employed for discerning B-genome chromosomes in Brassica species and S. arvensis to reliably identify B-genome species and their natural hybrids. The combined molecular evidence supports the suggestion to revise the generic limits of Brassica and Sinapis.