Dissection of QTLs for Hull Silicon Content on the Short Arm of Rice Chromosome 6

doi:10.1016/S1672-6308(08)60111-0

摘要/Abstract

摘要： The QTL qHUS6 for hull silicon content in rice was previously located on the short arm of rice chromosome 6. By using an F_2:3 population segregating in the RM587–RM19784 region harboring qHUS6 in an isogenic background, two QTLs for hull silicon content were detected, of which qHUS6-1 was located in the distal region and qHUS6-2 in the region proximal to the centromere. Three rice plants carrying small heterozygous segments in the target region were selected, of which two covered the qHUS6-1 region and the other covered the qHUS6-2 region. Three F_2:3 populations were derived from the selfed seeds of the three plants, respectively. QTL mapping was performed using the two populations segregating in the qHUS6-1 region, and qHUS6-1 was delimited to a 147.0-kb region flanked by the markers RM510 and RM19417. Five groups of F3 lines with different genotypic compositions in the qHUS6-2 region were selected from the other F_2:3 population. Two QTLs were separated with two-way ANOVA, of which qHUS6-2a was located in the interval defined by RM19706–RM19795 and qHUS6-2b in the interval RM314–RM19665.

关键词: rice (Oryza sativa), quantitative trait locus, residual heterozygous line, hull silicon content, gene mapping

WU Ji-rong, FAN Fang-jun, DU Jing-hong, FAN Ye-yang, ZHUANG Jie-yun. Dissection of QTLs for Hull Silicon Content on the Short Arm of Rice Chromosome 6[J]. RICE SCIENCE, 2010, 17(2): 99-104 .

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