P. C. D. Fonseca, D. Ferreira, Túlio Morgan, T. Mendes, F. L. Silva
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Abstract
Bacterial pustule is an important soybean disease caused by Xanthomonas citri pv. glycines, but information about genetic resistance to this pathogen is scarce. This study aimed to investigate soybean genetic resistance to bacterial pustule in the flowering stage through association analysis, characterization of candidate SNP markers, and identification of protein-coding genes potentially regulating defense processes. Therefore, 109 soybean cultivars genotyped with a 6k Illumina platform were assessed for disease severity. A genome-wide analysis revealed a total of 13 SNPs significantly associated. Through protein annotation, we identified three markers located inside the coding regions of uncharacterized protein LOC100779077, histone-lysine Nmethyltransferase SUVR4, and ABC-transporter B family member-9. Nucleotide polymorphism on the first two of these markers produces a non-synonymous polymorphism with polarity shift from hydrophobic to polar amino acid. It is convenient to prioritize these three candidate markers for validation procedures with the purpose of using them in marker-assisted soybean breeding programs.
细菌性脓疱是柑橘黄单胞菌引起的一种重要的大豆病害。甘氨酸,但关于这种病原体的遗传抗性的信息很少。本研究旨在通过关联分析、候选SNP标记的鉴定和鉴定可能调节防御过程的蛋白质编码基因,研究大豆在开花阶段对细菌性脓疱的遗传抗性。因此,用6k Illumina平台对109个大豆品种进行了疾病严重程度的评估。全基因组分析显示,共有13个snp显著相关。通过蛋白质注释,我们确定了位于未鉴定蛋白LOC100779077、组蛋白赖氨酸Nmethyltransferase SUVR4和ABC-transporter B family member-9编码区内的三个标记。前两个标记上的核苷酸多态性产生了从疏水氨基酸到极性氨基酸的非同义多态性。为了便于在标记辅助大豆育种计划中使用这三个候选标记,对验证程序进行优先排序是方便的。
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