ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2020
Fine-mapping of the BjPur gene for purple leaf color in Brassica juncea.
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Abstract
Purple leaves are rich in health-protecting anthocyanins and food colorants in Brassica juncea. But the causal gene, which is related to leaf color formation, have not been reported in B. juncea. Anthocyanins mainly accumulated throughout the adaxial and abaxial epidermal leaf cells of purple leaves. A genetic analysis indicated that an incompletely dominant gene controls the purple leaf trait in B. juncea. Furthermore, the BjPur gene, which increased anthocyanin accumulation in purple-leaf mustard, was cloned. Blast and phylogenetic analyses revealed that BjPur encodes a new R2R3-MYB transcription factor. Sequence analysis of two alleles revealed a DNA sequence insertion in the first intron of BjPur in green leaves parent line (LY) when compared with the BjPur gene in the purple-leaf parent line (ZY). And this insertion greatly reduced the transcription of BjPur in green leaves. In purple-leaf plants, the transcript level of BjPur was significantly higher in leaves than in roots, stems, siliques, and flower buds. Additionally, molecular markers linked to leaf color were developed to distinguish different genotypes of B. juncea. These results will be helpful for the genetic improvement of the purple leaf color in B. juncea.
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