Genetic analyses of BaMMV/BaYMV resistance in barley accession HOR4224 result in the identification of an allele of the translation initiation factor 4e (Hv-eIF4E) exclusively effective against Barley mild mosaic virus (BaMMV).
Genetic analyses of BaMMV/BaYMV resistance in barley accession HOR4224 result in the identification of an allele of the translation initiation factor 4e (Hv-eIF4E) exclusively effective against Barley mild mosaic virus (BaMMV).
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对大麦种质 HOR4224 中 BaMMV/BaYMV 抗性的遗传分析结果鉴定出对大麦轻度花叶病毒 (BaMMV) 专门有效的翻译起始因子 4e (Hv-eIF4E) 等位基因。
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10.1007/s00122-014-2279-x
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2014
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Perovic D
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Perovic D
Key messageBased on a strategy combining extensive segregation analyses and tests for allelism with allele-specific re-sequencing an Hv-eIF4E allele exclusively effective against BaMMV was identified and closely linked markers for BaYMV resistance were developed.AbstractSoil-borne barley yellow mosaic disease is one of the most important diseases of winter barley. In extensive screenings for resistance, accession ‘HOR4224’ being resistant to three strains ofBarley mild mosaic virus(BaMMV-ASL1, BaMMV-Sil, and BaMMV-Teik) and two strains ofBarley yellow mosaic virus(BaYMV-1 and BaYMV-2) was identified. Analyses using Bmac29, being to some extent diagnostic for therym4/5locus, gave hint to the presence of the susceptibility-encoding allele at this locus. Therefore, 107 DH lines derived from the cross ‘HOR4224’ × ‘HOR10714’ (susceptible) were screened for resistance. Genetic analyses revealed an independent inheritance of resistance to BaMMV and BaYMV (= 5.58) both encoded by a single gene (BaMMV= 0.477; BaYMV= 0.770). Although Bmac29 indicated the susceptibility-encoding allele, BaMMV resistance of ‘HOR4224’ co-localized withrym4/rym5.The BaYMV resistance was mapped to chromosome 5H in the region ofrym3. Sequencing of full length cDNA of theHv-eIF4Egene displayed an already sequenced allele described to be efficient against BaMMV and BaYMV. However, the F1progenies of crosses involving ‘HOR4224’ andrym4/rym5donors were all resistant to BaMMV but susceptible to BaYMV. Therefore, this is the first report of an allele at therym4/rym5locus exclusively efficient against BaMMV. Changes in the specificity are due to one non-synonymous amino acid substitution (I118K). Results obtained elucidate that combining extensive segregation analyses and tests for allelism involving different strains of BaMMV/BaYMV in combination with allele-specific re-sequencing is an efficient strategy for gene and allele detection in complex pathosystems.