P0586Putative Causative Genes Discovery and Marker Development for Male Sterility Aiming at Marker Assisted Selection Using High-Density Linkage Map Based QTL Analysis in Japanese Cedar
Putative Causative Genes Discovery and Marker Development for Male Sterility Aiming at Marker Assisted Selection Using High-Density Linkage Map Based QTL Analysis in Japanese Cedar
We constructed an EST-based high-density linkage map, and then carried out the quantitative traits loci (QTL) analysis for male sterility using an F2 population, which were come from a sib-cross between two mutant allele carriers (F1s). For the linkage map construction, approximately 70k SNPs, which were identified from ESTs collected from several tissues, were genotyped using the Axiom genotyping system. About 7k SNPs out of 70k SNPs were polymorphic between the parents . As the result of linkage analysis (threshold LOD = 10.0), a high density linkage map of 3,205 loci forming 11 linkage groups (average marker distance: 2.15 cM) spanning 1492.8cM was constructed. A significant QTL for male sterility was detected in a region of 33.4-34.5 cM in the LG9. LOD value of the QTL was 99.9-947.5. It corresponds to explaining 100% of phenotypic variation. We developed 11 markers for marker-assisted selection (MAS) based on the marker order around the QTL region.
