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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-100-190

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TAG-100-190
Title
Comparative mapping reveals a complex relationship between the pearl millet genome and those of foxtail millet and rice
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2000
Volume
100
Pages
190-198
Author
Devos KM
Pittaway TS
Reynolds A
Gale MD
Abstract
Summary: Comparative genetic maps were constructed of the pearl millet genome with foxtail millet and used to describe the homoeology between the genomes of pearl millet, foxtail millet and rice. Despite the close taxonomic relationship of pearl and foxtail millet, their genomes were highly, rearranged. A comparison of the millet and rice genomes indicated that most of these rearrangements were likely to have taken place in pearl millet. Two duplications were identified in pearl millet. A duplication between the distal segments of linkage groups 1 and 4 corresponds to the ancient duplication previously identified between rice chromosome arms 11S and 12S and foxtail millet chromosomes VII and VIII. The other putative duplication, also between regions of linkage groups 1 and 4, is likely to be species-specific. The exploitation of the comparative maps in pearl millet research is discussed
Keyword
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chromosome maps
duplication
genetic mapping
genetic markers
genome analysis
linkage
linkage groups
mapping
oryza sativa
pennisetum glaucum
rflp
rice
setaria italica
species differences

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