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GrainGenes Reference Report: PBR-121-210

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Reference
PBR-121-210
Title
Impact of puroindoline b alleles on the genetic variation for hardness in soft x hard wheat crosses
Journal
Plant Breeding
Year
2002
Volume
121
Pages
210-217
Author
Lillemo M
Ringlund K
Abstract
Summary: Wheat grain hardness is controlled by one major genetic factor, the puroindoline hardness (ha) locus on the short arm of chromosome 5D, but there is also evidence for other minor genetic factors modifying the effect of puroindoline alleles. In this study, the progeny of nine soft x hard wheat crosses was evaluated for kernel texture, and the allelic state of puroindoline b (pinB) was assessed by polymerase chain reaction. The F2 populations of all nine crosses showed the expected 1:2:1 segregation ratio of homozygous soft, heterozygous medium and homozygous hard offspring. A model of variance components was constructed to separate the effects of pinB-D1 allelic variation from other genetic factors affecting endosperm hardness. This model showed that pinB-D1 allelic variation could explain 75-93% of the genetic variation for hardness in the F2, but there were also significant contributions from other genetic factors in all the crosses. The feasibility of pinB-D1 alleles as a molecular marker for hardness is demonstrated, and the results also indicate the possibility of breeding wheat varieties with true medium hardness
External Databases
https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1439-0523.2002.00702.x
Allele
Pina-D1b (Triticum)
Pinb-D1a (Triticum)
Pinb-D1b (Triticum)
Keyword
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allelic variation
breeding
breeding wheat
chain
chromosome
chromosome 5d
component
endosperm
endosperm hardness
f-2 population
friabilin
genetic factors
genetic variation
grain hardness
hard wheat
hardness
homozygous
impact
inheritance
kernel
kernel hardness
locus
marker
media
model
polymerase
polypeptide
progeny
protein
puroindoline
puroindoline-b
quality
red spring wheat
segregation
sequence type
soft
state
texture
triticum aestivum
variance
variance components
wheat grain
wheat varieties
winter wheats

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