Molecular marker Indel-T-47 for close linkage with cucumber parthenocarpic main-effect QTL (quantitative trait loci)
A technology of indel-t-47 and molecular markers, applied in the field of vegetable molecular genetics and breeding, can solve the problems of difficult breeding, long time consumption, a lot of manpower and material resources, etc., and achieve close genetic distance, high accuracy and simple methods Effect
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[0021] The F constructed on “EC1×8419s-1” in the spring and autumn of 2013 2:3 Populations were identified as parthenocarpic phenotypes. 1335 pairs of SSR primers and 173 pairs of InDel primers were selected for polymorphic primer screening between 'EC1' and '8419s-1', and then 232 pairs of polymorphic primers were selected in 16 F 2 Screening continued on a single plant, and finally 133 SSR primers and 9 InDel primers were selected at 145 F 2 PCR amplification was carried out in individual plants, the linkage map was constructed with JoinMap4.0, and the QTL related to cucumber parthenocarpy was located with Windows QTL Cartographer v2.5 software. The results showed that the major QTL Parth2.1 located on chromosome 2 could be detected in both environments, and the explainable phenotypic variation rates were 17.4% and 10.2%, respectively. from F 3:4 Screen the remaining heterozygous individual plants containing Parth2.1 in the population and construct F 4:5 group. Using th...
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