GhJMJ12 gene SNP marker related to cotton fiber quality, and application of same
A cotton fiber and quality technology, applied in the field of GhJMJ12 gene SNP markers, can solve the problem of low resolution of genetic maps, achieve the effects of shortening the cultivation period, increasing fiber length, and improving selection efficiency and accuracy
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[0042] 1. Test materials and methods
[0043] 1. Cotton material and field planting
[0044] The 276 materials used in the present invention come from the cotton varieties that have played important roles in different historical stages in the National Cotton Germplasm Medium-term Bank of the Cotton Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the long-term breeding basic materials accumulated by our research team. These materials were planted in Anyang City, Henan Province (2016 and 2017), Jingzhou City, Hubei Province (2016 and 2017), Alar City, Xinjiang Province (2016 and 2017), Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province (2016), Hubei Province Huanggang City, Province (2017). Planting in random blocks, two replicates in total, with a row length of 6 meters and a row width of 0.8 meters, with 20-25 plants in each row.
[0045] 2. Field phenotype investigation and statistical analysis
[0046] During the blooming period, 10 plants with the same growth in the ...
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[0068] 1. Identification of key genes
[0069] Linkage disequilibrium block analysis showed that there were two linkage blocks in this interval, and further analysis found that the associated SNP site was not located in this block ( image 3 ), indicating that the locus is located in a recombination hotspot and does not form a linkage with the surrounding chromosomal segments.
[0070] Further analysis found that the SNP site is located on the gene GhJMJ12 (gene number Gh_D09G2376). The gene has the nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO: 1, and analysis of the gene structure shows that the gene has 7 exons and 6 introns. The SNP site is a non-synonymous mutation at the 7215bp position of the gene in the seventh exon, which is mutated from an A base to a C base, causing the amino acid to change from aspartic acid to alanine ( Figure 4 ).
[0071] The two genotypes (AA type and CC type) formed by this SNP locus were significantly associated with the phenotypes of four fiber...
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