Flow sorting of wheat chromosome arms from the ditelosomic line 7BL

Flow cytometric analysis confirmed that root tip cells can be synchronized with 1.25 mM hydroxyurea (DNA synthesis inhibitor) for 12 h and 1 μM trifluralin (metaphase blocking reagent) treatment for 5 h. Chromosome suspensions prepared from homogenized tissue were suitable for chromosome sorting. A...

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description Flow cytometric analysis confirmed that root tip cells can be synchronized with 1.25 mM hydroxyurea (DNA synthesis inhibitor) for 12 h and 1 μM trifluralin (metaphase blocking reagent) treatment for 5 h. Chromosome suspensions prepared from homogenized tissue were suitable for chromosome sorting. A flow karyotypic histogram showed that the genome of common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) 'Chinese Spring' was divided into 4 chromosome peaks, but the 7BL ditelosomic line had an additional chromosome peak. PCR amplification of sorted chromosome arms indicated that the extra chromosome peak consisted of 7BL telosomics. Some technical details of sample preparation and parameter setting for flow cytometric analysis are described.
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Chromosomes
Deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA
DNA biosynthesis
Flow cytometry
genes
Genomes
Hydroxyurea
karyotyping
Metaphase
Sample preparation
Trifluralin
Triticum aestivum
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title Flow sorting of wheat chromosome arms from the ditelosomic line 7BL
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