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GrainGenes Reference Report: MBR-5-569

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Reference
MBR-5-569
Title
A polymorphic microsatellite in the limit dextrinase gene of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)
Journal
Molecular Breeding
Year
1999
Volume
5
Pages
569-577
Author
Li CD
Zhang XQ
Eckstein P
Rossnagel BG
Scoles GJ
Abstract
Summary: A DNA fragment containing the exons 16, 17 and intron 16 of the limit dextrinase gene was cloned using a 654 bp cDNA as probe. Intron 16 contained a simple sequence repeat (microsatellite). PCR primers were designed to amplify that microsatellite. Using these primers, the limit dextrinase gene was mapped to the short arm of chromosome 1 (7H) using 150 DH lines from the Steptoe X Morex mapping population. This gene co-segregated with the RFLP marker ABC154A. QTLs for malt extract, alpha-amylase activity, diastatic power and fine-coarse difference previously mapped in the North American Barley Genome Mapping Project have been located in this chromosome region. Five limit dextrinase alleles were detected in 31 barley cultivars with a PIC of 0.75. Ten different alleles/genes were identified in 23 uncultivated Hordeum species or subspecies using these microsatellite primers. The primers also amplified one fragment from wheat and two from oat. This microsatellite should be useful for marker-assisted selection for malting quality
Keyword
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alleles
alpha-amylase
alpha-amylase activity
american
barley
barley cultivars
cdna
chromosome
chromosome maps
cloning
diastatic power
dna
exons
gene
gene location
genetic mapping
genetic markers
genetic polymorphism
genome
genome mapping
hordeum vulgare
intron
limit dextrinase
loci
malt
malting
malting barley
malting quality
mapping
marker
marker assisted selection
microsatellite
microsatellite primers
oat
pcr
pcr primers
pic
polymerase chain reaction
population
primer
pullulanase
qtl
quality
quantitative traits
rflp
rflp marker
segregation
selection
sequence
simple sequence repeat
wild relatives

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