ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2004
An intersubspecific genetic map of Lens.
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Abstract
A Lens map was developed based on the segregational analysis of five kinds of molecular and morphological genetic markers in 113 F(2) plants obtained from a single hybrid of Lens culinaris ssp. culinaris x L. c. ssp. orientalis. A total of 200 markers were used on the F(2) population, including 71 RAPDs, 39 ISSRs, 83 AFLPs, two SSRs and five morphological loci. The AFLP technique generated more polymorphic markers than any of the others, although AFLP markers also showed the highest proportion (29.1%) of distorted segregation. At a LOD score of 3.0, 161 markers were grouped into ten linkage groups covering 2,172.4 cM, with an average distance between markers of 15.87 cM. There were six large groups with 12 or more markers each, and four small groups with two or three markers each. Thirty-nine markers were unlinked. A tendency for markers to cluster in the central regions of large linkage groups was observed. Likewise, clusters of AFLP, ISSR or RAPD markers were also observed in some linkage groups, although RAPD markers were more evenly spaced along the linkage groups. In addition, two SSR, three RAPD and one ISSR markers segregated as codominant. ISSR markers are valuable tools for Lens genetic mapping and they have a high potential in the generation of saturated Lens maps.
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