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GrainGenes QTL Report: QGwe.SvxCi-4B

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QTL	QGwe.SvxCi-4B
Trait Affected	Kernel weight
Synonym	QTL0973_4B-Blanco_et_al._2012_
Ontology	TO:0000589 Planteome seed weight (sensu Poaceae) CO_321:0000025 Planteome wheat grain weight trait CO_321:0000025 Planteome wheat grain weight trait in the Crop Ontology
Trait Study	Grain protein and yield, Svevo x Ciccio, Blanco2012
Chromosome	4B
Positive Significant Marker	IWA2398-4B IWB59718 D_310555 gwm251
LOD Peak Location	D_310555 gwm251
Phenotypic R2	19.4
Species	Triticum turgidum ssp. durum
Parent	Svevo Ciccio
Comment	Curator Note (VCB, 04/2019). QTL names and markers associated with this QTL are from two sources, the primary reference and information embedded in the QTL track of the GrainGenes genome browser for the Triticum turgidum ssp. durum cv. Svevo (RefSeq 1.0) assembly. QTL were initially curated by members of the International Durum Genome Sequencing Consortium who assigned the encoded QTL name and information on the assembly including computationally-aligned significant markers (SNPs, DArTs, SSRs). To curate this QTL for GrainGenes, the primary reference was reviewed, the original QTL name was synonymized, and original markers were added to the significant marker list shown on the QTL report page. GrainGenes users are advised to review the qtl track in the Svevo assembly for additional position information and confidence intervals, as well as the primary reference for additional statistics.
Reference	Blanco A et al. (2012) Relationships between grain protein content and grain yield components through quantitative trait locus analyses in a recombinant inbred line population derived from two elite durum wheat cultivars Molecular Breeding 39:79-92.

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