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GrainGenes Reference Report: GNM-44-1122

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Reference
GNM-44-1122
Title
Introgression of rye chromatin on chromosome 2D in the Portuguese wheat landrace 'Barbela'
Journal
Genome
Year
2001
Volume
44
Pages
1122-1128
Author
Ribeiro-Carvalho C
Guedes-Pinto H
Heslop-Harrison JS
Schwarzacher T
Abstract
Summary: The old Portuguese wheat landrace aggregate known as 'Barbela' shows good productivity under the low-fertility conditions often associated with acid soils. The use of genomic rye DNA, in combination with 45S rDNA and the repetitive sequences dpTa1 and pSc119.2 as probes, in two sequential in situ hybridization steps enabled the identification of all chromosomes in the 'Barbela' wheat lines and the detection of the introgression of rye-origin chromatin onto wheat chromosome arm 2DL in two of the lines. Amplification of microsatellite loci using published primer pairs showed that the distal segment of wheat chromosome 2DL, which was involved in the rye translocation, was deleted. The identification and characterization of small recombinant chromosome segments in wheat-rye lines may allow their use in plant breeding programmes. Their presence in farmer-maintained material demonstrates the importance of maintaining, characterizing, and collecting landrace material before valuable genetic combinations are lost as uniform commercial crops are introduced
Keyword
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2d
45s rdna
acid
acid soil
acid soils
alien chromosomes
amplification
biodiversity
bread wheat
breeding
breeding programme
canada
chromatin
chromosome
chromosome 2d
chromosome arm
chromosome segments
common wheat
crop
d genome
detection
dna
dna sequences
genetic diversity
hexaploid wheat
hybridization
in situ
in situ hybridization
insitu hybridization
introgression
landrace
loci
marker selection
microsatellite
microsatellite loci
microsatellite marker
old
plant breeding
primer
probes
productivity
rdna
recombination
repetitive sequence
rye
rye translocation
segment
sequence
situ hybridization
soil
soils
translocation
triticeae
wheat landrace

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