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GrainGenes Reference Report: PBR-119-389

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Reference
PBR-119-389
Title
Molecular mapping of the leaf rust resistance gene Rph7 in barley
Journal
Plant Breeding
Year
2000
Volume
119
Pages
389-392
Author
Graner A
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Abstract
Summary: Leaf rust of barley, caused by Puccinia hordei Otth, is an important foliar disease in most temperate regions of the world. Sixteen major leaf rust resistance (Rph) genes have been described from barley, but only a few have been mapped. The leaf rust resistance gene Rph7 was first described from the cultivar 'Cebada Capa' and has proven effective in Europe. Previously mapped restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers have been used to determine the precise location of this gene in the barley genome. From the genetic analysis of a 'Bowman'/'Cebada Capa' cross, Rph7 was mapped to the end of chromosome 3HS, 1.3 recombination units distal to the RFLP marker cMWG691. A codominant cleaved amplified polymorphic site (CAPS) marker was developed by exploiting allele-specific sequence information of the cMWG691 site and adjacent fragments of genomic DNA. Based on the large amount of polymorphism present in this region, the CAPS marker may be useful for the marker-assisted selection of Rph7 in most diverse genetic backgrounds
Keyword
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barley
barley genome
bulked segregant analysis
chromosome
codominant
disease
dna
europe
fragment length polymorphism
gene
genetic analysis
genetic background
genome
genomic dna
hordei
hordeum vulgare
leaf rust
leaf rust resistance
linkage
lr10
mapping
marker
marker assisted selection
molecular mapping
polymorphism
puccinia
puccinia hordei
recombination
resistance
resistance gene
rflp
rflp marker
rust
rust resistance
rust resistance gene
segregant analysis
selection
sequence
site

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