Fine mapping and analysis of candidate genes for qBT2 and qBT7.2 locus controlling bolting time in radish (Raphanus sativus L.)
Fine mapping and analysis of candidate genes for qBT2 and qBT7.2 locus controlling bolting time in radish (Raphanus sativus L.)
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DOI:
10.1007/s00122-023-04503-x
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发表时间:
2023-12
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Yueyue Jin;Xiaobo Luo;Yadong Li;Xiao Peng;Linjun Wu;Guangqian Yang;Xiu-Hong Xu;Yun Pei
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作者:
Yueyue Jin;Xiaobo Luo;Yadong Li;Xiao Peng;Linjun Wu;Guangqian Yang;Xiu-Hong Xu;Yun Pei
Key messageTwo major QTLs for bolting time in radish were mapped to chromosome 02 and 07 in a 0.37 Mb and 0. 52 Mb interval,RsFLC1andRsFLC2is the critical genes.AbstractRadish (RaphanussativusL.) is an important vegetable crop of Cruciferae. The premature bolting and flowering reduces the yield and quality of the fleshy root of radish. However, the molecular mechanism underlying bolting and flowering in radish remains unknown. In YZH (early bolting) × XHT (late bolting) F2population, a high-density genetic linkage map was constructed with genetic distance of 2497.74 cM and an average interval of 2.31 cM. A total of nine QTLs for bolting time and two QTLs for flowering time were detected. Three QTLs associated with bolting time in radish were identified by QTL-seq using radish GDE (early bolting) × GDL (late bolting) F2population. Fine mapping narrowed downqBT2andqBT7.2to an 0.37 Mb and 0.52 Mb region on chromosome 02 and 07, respectively. RNA-seq and qRT-PCR analysis showed thatRsFLC1andRsFLC2were the candidate gene forqBT7.2andqBT2locus, respectively. Subcellular localization exhibited thatRsFLC1andRsFLC2were mainly expressed in the nucleus. A 1856-bp insertion in the first intron ofRsFLC1was responsible for bolting time. Overexpression ofRsFLC2in Arabidopsis was significantly delayed flowering. These findings will provide new insights into the exploring the molecular mechanism of late bolting and promote the marker-assisted selection for breeding late-bolting varieties in radish.