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Development of mapped simple sequence repeat markers from common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) based on genome sequences of a Chinese landrace and diversity evaluation

作者:Mingli Chen • Jing Wu • Lanfeng Wang Xiaoyan Zhang • Matthew W. Blair • Jizeng Jia •Shumin Wang

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刊物名称:Molecular Breeding

出版年份:2014

卷:33  期:  页码:489-496

文章摘要:

Microsatellite or single sequence repeat (SSR) markers have been commonly used in genetic research in many crop species, including common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). A limited number of existing SSR markers have been designed from highthroughput sequencing of the genome, warranting the exploitation of new SSR markers from genomic regions. In this paper, we sequenced total DNA from the genotype Hong Yundou with a 454-FLX pyrosequencer and found numerous SSR loci. Based on these, a large number of SSR markers were developedand 90 genomic-SSR markers with clear bands were tested for mapping and diversity detection. The new SSR markers proved to be highly polymorphic for molecular polymorphism, with an average polymorphism information content value of 0.44 in 131 Chinese genotypes and breeding lines, effective for distinguishing Andean and Mesoamerican genotypes. In addition, we integrated 85 primers of the 90 polymorphism markers into the bean map using an F2 segregating population derived from Hong Yundou crossed with Jingdou. The distribution of SSR markers among 11 chromosomes was not random and tended to cluster on the linkage map, with 14 new markers mapped on chromosome Pv01, whereas only four loci were located on chromosome Pv04. Overall, these new markers have potential for genetic mapping, genetic diversity studies and map-based cloning in common bean.