MAPPING OF THE REGIONS ASSOSCIATED WITH ZINC CONTENT IN THE GRAINS OF RICE
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MAPPING OF THE REGIONS ASSOSCIATED WITH ZINC CONTENT IN THE GRAINS OF RICE
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Creator |
MADHURI LALASA, L
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Radhika, K
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MAPPING, REGIONS, ASSOSCIATED, ZINC, CONTENT, GRAINS, RICE
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Rice (Oryza sativa) is one of the most important crops in the world with over 154.3 million hectares under cultivation and production of over 634.5 million tons and the productivity of 4.1 t/ha. Nutrient deficiency is a serious public health problem concerning about 124 million children world wide. Among the mineral nutrient deficiencies, zinc deficiency has a major impact on human health. The present study was undertaken with the prime objectives of i) assessing the genetic diversity of rice germplasm using microsatellite markers derived from the genomic regions associated with Zinc metabolism and ii) identifying specific regions of the chromosomes associated with zinc content in the grain. A set of 83 rice genotypes with a wide variation in their zinc content in grain was screened for genetic diversity using nineteen microsatellite markers, derived from genomic regions associated with Zn metabolism. Among these only thirteen (68.42 %) markers were observed to be polymorphic. The banding pattern obtained with only three polymorphic markers viz., SC 116 marker based on zinc transport gene, SC 126 based on Yellow stripe like gene and SC 129 based on ZIP (Zrt/Irt related protein) gene, was clear and scorable and hence used for cluster analysis. These markers had 7 alleles among the 83 rice accessions with a range of 2 to 3 alleles per each marker with an average value of 2.3. The amount of polymorphism exhibited by SC 116 was found to be high with the PIC value of 0.85, while the other two markers, SC 126 and SC 129 showed similar polymorphism by having the same PIC value of 0.73. Significant grouping based on the data generated by the above three polymorphic markers could not be obtained, since the trait of zinc accumulation in grains is controlled by multiple genes and only three markers were used in the present investigation, which may not be able to reveal sufficient polymorphism. More markers, preferably functional molecular markers would elicit the genetic diversity of the characterized germplasm. Of the forty five markers used for parental polymorphism studies between Samba Mahsuri and Ranbir Basmati, only sixteen markers showed polymorphism, nine markers showed monomorphism and twenty one were not amplified. Three polymorphic markers which are associated with cation uptake viz., SC 129 marker based on ZIP (Zrt/Irt related protein), SC 135 marker based on ZIP (Zrt/Irt related protein) and SC 141 marker based on NRAMP (Natural Resistance –Associated Macrophage Protein), were used to assay the 24 and 22 F2 individual plants respectively showing high and low zinc content in grains, to identify specific regions of the chromosome associated. The markers used for selective genotyping studies, amplified Ranbir Basmati specific allele in homozygous condition in more F2 plants having high zinc content and Samba Mahsuri specific allele was found in homozygous condition in more F2 plants with low zinc content in rice grains. This situation was very clearly noticed with respect to SC 135 marker. The linkage distance of these three markers, SC 129, SC 135 and SC 141 with their respective genes OsZIP1, OsZIP8, OsNRAMP7 on chromosomes 3, 5 and 12 were found to be 47.8 cM, 15.2 cM and 44.6 cM respectively. The association could be made more effective by analyzing more F2 population. The methodology of selective genotyping could successfully identify the chromosomal regions associated with zinc content in grains. |
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2016-08-05T10:50:10Z
2016-08-05T10:50:10Z 2008 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/71014
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Language |
en
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D8286;
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application/pdf
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ACHARYA N.G. RANGA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, RAJENDRANAGAR, HYDERABAD
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