Towel gourd fruit bitter taste gene LaBt and molecular marker used for auxiliary selection for bitter taste property of fruit
A fruit bitterness gene and molecular marker technology, applied in genetic engineering, plant genetic improvement, application and other directions, can solve the problems of time-consuming and laborious identification, inconsistent identification results, and inability to identify, so as to reduce identification costs, improve breeding efficiency, and save manpower physical effect
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[0037] Example 1 Bitterness identification and genetic analysis of loofah fruit
[0038] Using multi-generation self-bred material 4-0-0-0 as the female parent (P 1 , not bitter, ribbed, hereinafter referred to as 4), 48-1-0-0 as the male parent (P 2 , not bitter, without ribs, hereinafter referred to as 48), crossed to obtain F 1 (4×48), and backcross (48×4)×48 to obtain backcross population BC1. to F 1 and backcross population BC 1 Identification of fruit bitterness phenotypes using sensory tasting methods: F 1 All of them exhibited bitter taste. Among the 87 backcross progeny materials, 41 were not bitter, 41 were bitter, and 5 were missing data due to too old and bitter taste of fruit or unhanging fruit (Table 1). The chi-square test shows that the actual ratio is in line with the theoretical ratio of 1:1, which proves that there is a single dominant bitter gene named LaBt in ribbed loofah.
[0039] Among them, the sensory tasting methods are:
[0040] When the frui...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Example 2 Utilize SRAP and SSR markers to construct loofah genetic map construction
[0046] 1. Primer screening
[0047] 192 pairs of SSR primers were selected from the primers developed by the inventor's research group and the primers of the previous research results (Wu et al., 2014) for PCR amplification on the parental materials '4' and '48', and 90 pairs were selected Co-dominant, stable amplification, and reproducible SSR primers are used for genetic mapping. 36 pairs of SRAP primer combinations with polymorphisms and clear bands were screened after amplification on parental materials with 324 pairs of SRAP primer combinations.
[0048] The loofah SSR amplification system is 10 μL, containing: DNA template 5ng / μL, forward and reverse primers 0.1 μmol / L each, 1×TaqBuffer (containing Mg 2+ ), dNTPs 0.1mmol / L. The reaction program was: pre-denaturation at 94°C for 5 min; denaturation at 94°C for 30 s, annealing at 50°C for 30 s, extension at 72°C for 1 min, 36 cy...
Embodiment 3
[0056] Example 3 Mapping of the Bitterness Gene LaBt in the Loofah with Ribs
[0057] 1. Preliminary mapping of the bitter taste gene LaBt in ribbed loofah fruit
[0058] The loofah fruit bitterness trait was used as a marker LaBt, and co-segregation analysis was carried out together with other markers, and the LaBt gene was located between the markers SGE292 and SGC196 on linkage group 6, with a distance of about 6.3 cM from SGE292 and a distance from SGC196 of 3.0cM.
[0059] 2. Fine mapping of the bitter taste gene LaBt in ribbed loofah fruit
[0060] Using bioinformatics analysis, the source sequences of the developmental markers SGE292 and SGC196 were anchored to the genome of cucumber through sequence comparison, and then the cucumber sequence between the two markers was downloaded from the cucumber genome website. After searching the data, it was found that the cucumber was in this region A bitterness-related gene Csa1G044890 was located, and the gene function was cyt...
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