ArticleBMC plant biology2026
Identification of KASP markers and putative genes for herbicide (metribuzin) tolerance in common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).
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- Identification of KASP markers and candidate genes for drought tolerance in wheat using 90K SNP array genotyping of near-isogenic lines targeting a 4BS quantitative trait locus.TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik · 2023Article
- RNA-seq analysis revealed considerable genetic diversity and enabled the development of specific KASP markers forFrontiers in plant science · 2023Article
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backgroundWeeds significantly threaten wheat production by competing for essential resources and facilitating the spread of pests and diseases. The use of herbicides is the most common approach for controlling weeds. There is an urgent need of mining molecular markers and key genes for herbicide tolerance to accelerate marker assisted/molecular design breeding of new wheat cultivars with improved tolerance to herbicides. However, it is very difficult and costly to mine molecular markers and key genes for complex quantitative trait like herbicide tolerance, especially in wheat, a typical allopolyploid with large complex genome.
resultsTwo practical KASP markers were developed with 77.6%-87.9% conformity between genotype and phenotype of the tolerance to metribuzin (a commonly used herbicide) in wheat with targeted optimization of a conventional BSA-based approach named SRV. The two SNPs corresponding to these two KASP markers are closely linked with two independent genes on chromosome 2AS and both encoding for IgA (Immunoglobulin A) FC receptor protein. More interestingly, another 9 genes having the same annotation of IgA FC receptor were detected within 1 Mbp distance of the two SNPs, forming a gene cluster.
conclusionsThis study has provided valuable insights into the development of KASP markers for metribuzin tolerance in wheat and has identified putative genes that may be involved in herbicide resistance metabolic regulation.
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