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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-104-457

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Reference
TAG-104-457
Title
Inheritance of resistance to covered smut in barley and development of a tightly linked SCAR marker
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2002
Volume
104
Pages
457-464
Author
Ardiel GS
Grewal TS
Deberdt P
Rossnagel BG
Scoles GJ
Abstract
Summary: Inheritance of resistance to covered smut in the barley line Q21861 was studied using a doubled-haploid population produced by crossing Q21861 with the line SM89010. Based on 3 years of screening in the field and two seasons in the greenhouse, segregation for resistance/susceptibility fits a one-gene ratio, indicating a single major gene for resistance in Q21861. Of 440 random 10-mer primers tested using bulked segregant analysis, one primer (OPJ10) resulted in a reproducible polymorphic band. RAPD marker OPJ10(450) co-segregated in repulsion with the covered smut resistance. This marker was converted to a sequence-characterized amplified region (SCAR) marker linked in coupling (5.5 cM) with the covered smut resistant gene in Q21861. The SCAR marker was amplified in the line TR640 which is also resistant to covered smut, but not in the other resistant lines. The SCAR marker will be useful for marker-assisted selection for covered smut in barley breeding programs
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Keyword
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arbitrary primers
assisted selection
barley
barley breeding
breeding
breeding programs
bulked segregant analysis
covered smut
crossing
disease resistance
doubled-haploid
doubled-haploid population
field
gene
inheritance
inheritance of resistance
line q21861
major gene
marker
marker-assisted selection
pcr
polymorphic
population
primer
products
program
rapd
rapd markers
region
resistance
resistant
rust resistance
scar
scar marker
screening
segregant analysis
segregation
selection
smut
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