ArticleFrontiers in plant science2024
Fine mapping and identification of the bright green leaf gene
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Introduction: Chinese kale ( Methods: In this study, gene mapping was measured by BSR-Seq and molecular marker analysis. Gene expression analysis was performed qRT-PCR. Cloning and sequence analysis of candidate genes were also performed. Results: Genetic analysis revealed that the bright green leaf trait is a dominant trait governed by a single pair of genes. BSR-seq and molecular marker validation mapped the candidate interval to about 1.5 Mb on chromosome C8. After expanding the BC1 population and analyzing recombinant individuals, the interval was refined to approximately 102 kb on chromosome C8 (50,787,908- 50,890,279 bp). There are 24 genes in this region, and after annotation and expression analysis, Discussion: The gene
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