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GrainGenes Reference Report: GNM-42-1071

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Reference
GNM-42-1071
Title
Sequence analysis of a rice BAC covering the syntenous barley Rpg1 region
Journal
Genome
Year
1999
Volume
42
Pages
1071-1076
Author
Han F
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Abstract
Summary: In the course of map-based cloning of the barley stem rust resistance gene Rpg1, we identified a rice bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) containing the Rpg1 flanking markers. Based on the excellent gene order colinearity between barley and rice in this region, we expected that this rice BAC would contain the barley Rpg1 homologue. In order to identify the putative rice homologue, we sequenced ca. 35 kb of the rice BAC at random and then an additional 33 kb of contiguous sequence between the two most closely spaced Rpg1 flanking markers. Sequence analysis revealed a total of 15 putative genes, 5 within the 33-kb contiguous region. A rice Rpg1 homologue was not identified, although a gene encoding a hypothetical polypeptide with similarity to a membrane protein could not be eliminated as a candidate. Surprisingly, four of the genes identified in the 33-kb contiguous rice sequence showed a high degree of similarity with genes on Arabidopsis chromosome 4. The genome regions harboring these genes showed some relatedness, but many rearrangements were also evident. These data suggest that some genes have remained linked even over the long evolutionary separation of Arabidopsis and rice, as has also been reported for mammals and invertebrates
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Pubmed: 10659772
Keyword
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arabidopsis thaliana
artificial chromosome
bac
barley
cell membranes
chromosome-4
cloning
disease resistance
dna libraries
flanking markers
fungal diseases
gene
gene order
genetic mapping
genetic markers
genetic resistance
genome
hordeum vulgare
linkage
map-based cloning
marker
membrane
oryza sativa
polypeptide
rearrangements
resistance
resistance gene
rice
rpg1
rpg1 region
rust
rust resistance
rust resistance gene
separation
sequence
sequence analysis
stem
stem rust

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