Highly asymmetric intergeneric nuclear hybrids between Nicotiana and Petunia: evidence for recombinogenic and translocation events in somatic hybrid plants after “gamma”-fusion
Highly asymmetric intergeneric nuclear hybrids between Nicotiana and Petunia: evidence for recombinogenic and translocation events in somatic hybrid plants after “gamma”-fusion
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烟草和矮牵牛之间高度不对称的属间核杂种:“γ”融合后体细胞杂种植物中重组和易位事件的证据
DOI:
10.1007/bf00226798
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
M. Jacobs
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作者:
S. Hinnisdaels;L. Bariller;A. Mouras;V. Sidorov;J. Del;J. Veuskens;I. Negrutiu;M. Jacobs
Extremely asymmetric nuclear hybrids have been obtained via protoplast fusion in an intergeneric combination. Irradiated (cobalt60,100 krad) kanamycinresistantPetunia hybridamesophyll protoplasts were chemically fused with wild-type mesophyll protoplasts ofNicotiana plumbaginifolia. Eighty-six hybrid colonies were selected on kanamycin-containing medium, and twenty-four of these could be induced to regenerate numerous shoots. Cytological analysis of the regenerants showed the presence of a few chromosome fragments in some lines, and even a metacentric chromosome in yet another line. Besides additional chromosome fragments some lines only possessed typicalNicotianachromosomes, and this at the diploid (2n = 2X = 20) as well as the tetraploid (2n = 2X = 40) level. Biochemical analysis showed that all regenerants had neomycin phosphotransferase activity (NPTII), which suggests that intergenomic recombination and or translocation events took place at least in those lines where no additional chromosome fragments could be detected. The presence of the NPTII gene was shown by Southern hybridization. All regenerants tested were fertile, and the segregation ratios for the kanamycin gene (for self and backcross pollinations to the recipient partner) for some of the regenerants correspond with Mendelian rules for a monogenic dominant marker. Most of the regenerants showed abnormal segregation ratios; in this case, no correlation could be made between segregation ratio and chromosome composition.Our results demonstrate the existence of intergenomic recombination and translocations evens in nuclear somatic hybrid plants obtained via “gamma”-fusion.