Molecular characterization of NBS–LRR genes in the soybean Rsv3 locus reveals several divergent alleles that likely confer resistance to the soybean mosaic virus
Molecular characterization of NBS–LRR genes in the soybean Rsv3 locus reveals several divergent alleles that likely confer resistance to the soybean mosaic virus
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DOI:
10.1007/s00122-017-2999-9
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发表时间:
2017-10
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Fang-Fang Ma-Fang;Mian Wu;Ying-Na Liu;Xue-Ying Feng;Xun-Zong Wu;Jian-Qun Chen;Bin Wang
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作者:
Fang-Fang Ma-Fang;Mian Wu;Ying-Na Liu;Xue-Ying Feng;Xun-Zong Wu;Jian-Qun Chen;Bin Wang
Key messageThe divergence patterns ofNBS–LRRgenes in soybeanRsv3locus were deciphered and several divergent alleles (NBS_C,NBS_Dand ColumbiaNBS_E) were identified as the likely functional candidates ofRsv3.AbstractThe soybeanRsv3locus, which confers resistance to the soybean mosaic virus (SMV), has been previously mapped to a region containing five nucleotide binding site–leucine-rich repeats (NBS–LRR) genes (referred to asnbs_A–E) in Williams 82. In resistant cultivars, however, the number ofNBS–LRRgenes in this region and their divergence from susceptible alleles remain unclear. In the present study, we constructed and screened a bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) library for anRsv3-possessing cultivar, Zaoshu 18. Sequencing two positive BAC inserts on theRsv3locus revealed that Zaoshu 18 possesses the same gene content and order as Williams 82, but two of theNBS–LRRgenes,NBS_CandNBS_D, exhibit distinct features that were not observed in the Williams 82 alleles. Obtaining theseNBS-LRRgenes from eight additional cultivars demonstrated that theNBS_A–Dgenes diverged into two different alleles: thenbs_A–Dalleles were associated with thersv3-type cultivars, whereas theNBS_A–Dalleles were associated with theRsv3-possessing cultivars. For theNBS_Egene, the cultivar Columbia possesses an allele (NBS_E) that differed from that in Zaoshu 18 andrsv3-type cultivars (nbs_E). Exchanged fragments were further detected on alleles of theNBS_C–Egenes, suggesting that recombination is a major force responsible for allele divergence. Also, the LRR domains of theNBS_C–Egenes exhibited extremely strong signals of positive selection. Overall, the divergence patterns of theNBS–LRRgenes inRsv3locus elucidated by this study indicate that not onlyNBS_Cbut alsoNBS_Dand ColumbiaNBS_Eare likely functional alleles that confer resistance to SMV.