Fine mapping and identification of the candidate gene BFS for fruit shape in wax gourd (Benincasa hispida)
Key message Non-synonymous mutations in the BFS gene, which encodes the IQD protein, are responsible for the shape of wax gourd fruits. Fruit shape is an important agronomic trait in wax gourds. Therefore, in this study, we employed bulked segregant analysis (BSA) to identify a candidate gene for fr...
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description | Key message
Non-synonymous mutations in the
BFS
gene, which encodes the IQD protein, are responsible for the shape of wax gourd fruits.
Fruit shape is an important agronomic trait in wax gourds. Therefore, in this study, we employed bulked segregant analysis (BSA) to identify a candidate gene for fruit shape in wax gourds within F
2
populations derived by crossing GX-71 (long cylindrical fruit, fruit shape index = 4.56) and MY-1 (round fruit, fruit shape index = 1.06) genotypes. According to BSA, the candidate gene is located in the 17.18 Mb region on chromosome 2. Meanwhile, kompetitive allele-specific PCR (KASP) markers were used to reduce it to a 19.6 Kb region. Only one gene was present within the corresponding region of the reference genome, namely
Bch02G016830
(designated
BFS
). Subsequently,
BFS
was sequenced in six wax gourd varieties with different fruit shapes. Sequence analysis revealed two non-synonymous mutations in the round wax gourd and one non-synonymous mutation in the cylindrical wax gourd. Quantitative real‑time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis further showed that the expression of
BFS
in round fruits was significantly higher than in long cylindrical fruits at the ovary formation stage. Therefore,
BFS
is a candidate gene for determination wax gourd shape. The predicted protein encoded by the
BFS
gene belongs to the IQ67-domain protein family, which have the structural characteristics of scaffold proteins and coordinate Ca
2+
CaM signaling from the membrane to the nucleus. Ultimately, two derived cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence (dCAPS) markers were developed to facilitate marker-assisted selection for wax gourds breeding. |
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Non-synonymous mutations in the
BFS
gene, which encodes the IQD protein, are responsible for the shape of wax gourd fruits.
Fruit shape is an important agronomic trait in wax gourds. Therefore, in this study, we employed bulked segregant analysis (BSA) to identify a candidate gene for fruit shape in wax gourds within F
2
populations derived by crossing GX-71 (long cylindrical fruit, fruit shape index = 4.56) and MY-1 (round fruit, fruit shape index = 1.06) genotypes. According to BSA, the candidate gene is located in the 17.18 Mb region on chromosome 2. Meanwhile, kompetitive allele-specific PCR (KASP) markers were used to reduce it to a 19.6 Kb region. Only one gene was present within the corresponding region of the reference genome, namely
Bch02G016830
(designated
BFS
). Subsequently,
BFS
was sequenced in six wax gourd varieties with different fruit shapes. Sequence analysis revealed two non-synonymous mutations in the round wax gourd and one non-synonymous mutation in the cylindrical wax gourd. Quantitative real‑time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis further showed that the expression of
BFS
in round fruits was significantly higher than in long cylindrical fruits at the ovary formation stage. Therefore,
BFS
is a candidate gene for determination wax gourd shape. The predicted protein encoded by the
BFS
gene belongs to the IQ67-domain protein family, which have the structural characteristics of scaffold proteins and coordinate Ca
2+
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Non-synonymous mutations in the
BFS
gene, which encodes the IQD protein, are responsible for the shape of wax gourd fruits.
Fruit shape is an important agronomic trait in wax gourds. Therefore, in this study, we employed bulked segregant analysis (BSA) to identify a candidate gene for fruit shape in wax gourds within F
2
populations derived by crossing GX-71 (long cylindrical fruit, fruit shape index = 4.56) and MY-1 (round fruit, fruit shape index = 1.06) genotypes. According to BSA, the candidate gene is located in the 17.18 Mb region on chromosome 2. Meanwhile, kompetitive allele-specific PCR (KASP) markers were used to reduce it to a 19.6 Kb region. Only one gene was present within the corresponding region of the reference genome, namely
Bch02G016830
(designated
BFS
). Subsequently,
BFS
was sequenced in six wax gourd varieties with different fruit shapes. Sequence analysis revealed two non-synonymous mutations in the round wax gourd and one non-synonymous mutation in the cylindrical wax gourd. Quantitative real‑time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis further showed that the expression of
BFS
in round fruits was significantly higher than in long cylindrical fruits at the ovary formation stage. Therefore,
BFS
is a candidate gene for determination wax gourd shape. The predicted protein encoded by the
BFS
gene belongs to the IQ67-domain protein family, which have the structural characteristics of scaffold proteins and coordinate Ca
2+
CaM signaling from the membrane to the nucleus. 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Non-synonymous mutations in the
BFS
gene, which encodes the IQD protein, are responsible for the shape of wax gourd fruits.
Fruit shape is an important agronomic trait in wax gourds. Therefore, in this study, we employed bulked segregant analysis (BSA) to identify a candidate gene for fruit shape in wax gourds within F
2
populations derived by crossing GX-71 (long cylindrical fruit, fruit shape index = 4.56) and MY-1 (round fruit, fruit shape index = 1.06) genotypes. According to BSA, the candidate gene is located in the 17.18 Mb region on chromosome 2. Meanwhile, kompetitive allele-specific PCR (KASP) markers were used to reduce it to a 19.6 Kb region. Only one gene was present within the corresponding region of the reference genome, namely
Bch02G016830
(designated
BFS
). Subsequently,
BFS
was sequenced in six wax gourd varieties with different fruit shapes. Sequence analysis revealed two non-synonymous mutations in the round wax gourd and one non-synonymous mutation in the cylindrical wax gourd. Quantitative real‑time PCR (qRT-PCR) analysis further showed that the expression of
BFS
in round fruits was significantly higher than in long cylindrical fruits at the ovary formation stage. Therefore,
BFS
is a candidate gene for determination wax gourd shape. The predicted protein encoded by the
BFS
gene belongs to the IQ67-domain protein family, which have the structural characteristics of scaffold proteins and coordinate Ca
2+
CaM signaling from the membrane to the nucleus. Ultimately, two derived cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence (dCAPS) markers were developed to facilitate marker-assisted selection for wax gourds breeding.</abstract><cop>Berlin/Heidelberg</cop><pub>Springer Berlin Heidelberg</pub><pmid>34480584</pmid><doi>10.1007/s00122-021-03942-8</doi><tpages>13</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7054-3156</orcidid><oa>free_for_read</oa></addata></record> |
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