Genetic mapping reveals BjRf as a candidate gene controlling fertility restoration of the oxa CMS in Brassica juncea
Key message A candidate gene for male fertility restoration in Brassica juncea , BjRf , was isolated from a 23-kb interval on chromosome A05 using map-based cloning and BSA methods. The cytoplasmic male sterility/fertility restoration (CMS/ Rf ) system has been extensively used for heterosis in plan...
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A candidate gene for male fertility restoration in
Brassica juncea
,
BjRf
, was isolated from a 23-kb interval on chromosome A05 using map-based cloning and BSA methods.
The cytoplasmic male sterility/fertility restoration (CMS/
Rf
) system has been extensively used for heterosis in plants. It also provides valuable resources for studying mitochondrial–nuclear coevolution and interaction. The
oxa
CMS, which is a new CMS type reported in
Brassica juncea
(
B. juncea
), has been broadly used in the exploitation and application of heterosis in this species. However, the
oxa
CMS fertility restorer gene
BjRf
has not been reported. In this study, a stable restorer line was successfully constructed via continuous testcross and artificial selection. Besides, a new
Rf
gene was mapped in a 23-kb region on chromosome A05 in
B. juncea
with a genetic distance of 0.5 cM by the method incorporating bulk segregant analysis (BSA) and conventional map-based cloning. Finally,
BjuA017917
, a non-PPR
Rf
gene encoding a guanosine nucleotide diphosphate dissociation inhibitor (GDI), is proposed to be the candidate gene for fertility restoration of the
oxa
CMS line in
B. juncea
. Moreover, a functional marker, CRY3, was developed for marker-assisted selection for
Brassica juncea
breeding. |
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A candidate gene for male fertility restoration in
Brassica juncea
,
BjRf
, was isolated from a 23-kb interval on chromosome A05 using map-based cloning and BSA methods.
The cytoplasmic male sterility/fertility restoration (CMS/
Rf
) system has been extensively used for heterosis in plants. It also provides valuable resources for studying mitochondrial–nuclear coevolution and interaction. The
oxa
CMS, which is a new CMS type reported in
Brassica juncea
(
B. juncea
), has been broadly used in the exploitation and application of heterosis in this species. However, the
oxa
CMS fertility restorer gene
BjRf
has not been reported. In this study, a stable restorer line was successfully constructed via continuous testcross and artificial selection. Besides, a new
Rf
gene was mapped in a 23-kb region on chromosome A05 in
B. juncea
with a genetic distance of 0.5 cM by the method incorporating bulk segregant analysis (BSA) and conventional map-based cloning. Finally,
BjuA017917
, a non-PPR
Rf
gene encoding a guanosine nucleotide diphosphate dissociation inhibitor (GDI), is proposed to be the candidate gene for fertility restoration of the
oxa
CMS line in
B. juncea
. Moreover, a functional marker, CRY3, was developed for marker-assisted selection for
Brassica juncea
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A candidate gene for male fertility restoration in
Brassica juncea
,
BjRf
, was isolated from a 23-kb interval on chromosome A05 using map-based cloning and BSA methods.
The cytoplasmic male sterility/fertility restoration (CMS/
Rf
) system has been extensively used for heterosis in plants. It also provides valuable resources for studying mitochondrial–nuclear coevolution and interaction. The
oxa
CMS, which is a new CMS type reported in
Brassica juncea
(
B. juncea
), has been broadly used in the exploitation and application of heterosis in this species. However, the
oxa
CMS fertility restorer gene
BjRf
has not been reported. In this study, a stable restorer line was successfully constructed via continuous testcross and artificial selection. Besides, a new
Rf
gene was mapped in a 23-kb region on chromosome A05 in
B. juncea
with a genetic distance of 0.5 cM by the method incorporating bulk segregant analysis (BSA) and conventional map-based cloning. Finally,
BjuA017917
, a non-PPR
Rf
gene encoding a guanosine nucleotide diphosphate dissociation inhibitor (GDI), is proposed to be the candidate gene for fertility restoration of the
oxa
CMS line in
B. juncea
. Moreover, a functional marker, CRY3, was developed for marker-assisted selection for
Brassica juncea
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A candidate gene for male fertility restoration in
Brassica juncea
,
BjRf
, was isolated from a 23-kb interval on chromosome A05 using map-based cloning and BSA methods.
The cytoplasmic male sterility/fertility restoration (CMS/
Rf
) system has been extensively used for heterosis in plants. It also provides valuable resources for studying mitochondrial–nuclear coevolution and interaction. The
oxa
CMS, which is a new CMS type reported in
Brassica juncea
(
B. juncea
), has been broadly used in the exploitation and application of heterosis in this species. However, the
oxa
CMS fertility restorer gene
BjRf
has not been reported. In this study, a stable restorer line was successfully constructed via continuous testcross and artificial selection. Besides, a new
Rf
gene was mapped in a 23-kb region on chromosome A05 in
B. juncea
with a genetic distance of 0.5 cM by the method incorporating bulk segregant analysis (BSA) and conventional map-based cloning. Finally,
BjuA017917
, a non-PPR
Rf
gene encoding a guanosine nucleotide diphosphate dissociation inhibitor (GDI), is proposed to be the candidate gene for fertility restoration of the
oxa
CMS line in
B. juncea
. Moreover, a functional marker, CRY3, was developed for marker-assisted selection for
Brassica juncea
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