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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-104-1011

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Reference
TAG-104-1011
Title
Assignment of oat linkage groups to microdissected Avena strigosa chromosomes
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2002
Volume
104
Pages
1011-1016
Author
Loarce Y
Ferrer E
Kunzel G
Fominaya A
Abstract
Summary: Microdissection of metaphase chromosome preparations of diploid oat Avena strigosa (2n = 14) allowed isolation of the three individual chromosomes with distinct morphologies, numbers 2, 3 and 7. Using a PCR approach based on the DNA of microdissected chromosomes, STS derivatives of RFLP markers, genetically mapped in Avena spp. linkage maps, have been physically assigned to these three chromosomes. Based on either two or four RFLP-derived STS markers, the A. strigosa chromosomes 2 and 3 were found to be homoeologous to the oat linkage groups C and E, respectively. With the DNA of chromosome 7, four RFLP-derived STS markers located within the central part of linkage group F and two distal ends of linkage group G were amplified. Accordingly, chromosome 7 corresponds to linkage group F and, most probably, is involved in an A. strigosa-specific chromosomal translocation relative to the diploid species Avena atlantica and Avena hirtula, of which the cross progeny was used for linkage mapping of the tested RFLP clones
External Databases
http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00122/contents/02/00871/paper/s00122-002-0871-y.pdf
Keyword
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a.strigosa
assignment
atlantica
avena
avena strigosa
c-banded karyotypes
chromosome
chromosome preparation
derivatives
diploid
diploid avena
dna
dna sequence
ends
genus avena
in situ hybridization
intergenomic translocations
isolation
linkage
linkage group
linkage map
linkage mapping
map
mapping
metaphase
microdissected chromosomes
microdissection
morphology
numbers
oat
pcr
pcr markers
physical mapping
polymerase chain-reaction
progeny
rflp
strigosa
sts
sts marker
zea mays

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