Analysis of Genome and Species Relationships in the Polyploid Wheats by Protein Electrophoresis

Seed protein electrophoresis of the wild and cultivated species of selection faba of Vicia

“…Very often the seed protein profile has been found to be a species specific trait. It was also found that a cultivated species and its wild progenitor share the same profile pattern (JOHNSON et al, 1967;MCDANIEL, 1969 ;JOHNSON' & THEIN, 1970;MIES & HYMOWITZ, 1973).…”

STUDIES ON THE GENOME CONSTITUTION OF TRITICUM TIMOPHEEVI ZHUK: III. SEGREGATION OF MEIOTIC CHROMOSOME BEHAVIOUR IN BACKCROSS GENERATIONS

“…Observations on karyotype differences Giorgi and Bozzini, 1969) and on electrophoretic patterns of ccrtain proteins (Johnson, 1967;Johnson et al, 1967) may give useful information, but these data scldom providc really critical evidence, because they never reach the heart of the problem wherc the key to the solution lies. Despitc his claim, Johnson's intcrcsting work on electropl~oretically separating proteins of wheat seeds on polvacrylamide gcls (Johnson and Hall, 1965;Johnson, 1967;., 1967) cannot seriously bc considered as a valid method of genomc analysis.…”

Evaluation of common bean cultivar relationships by means of isozyme electrophoretic patterns

“…In general, close relationships are expected in isozyme or protein banding patterns between two or more populations which have common parentage . Such studies, although rare on cultivars, have been conducted among species or among genomes within a species (BASSIRI, 1977 ;BOULTER et al ., 1967 ;CHERRY et al ., 1970 ;HART & BHATIA, 1967 ;JOHNSON, 1968 ;JOHNSON et al ., 1967 ;JOHNSON & HALL, 1965 ;JOHNSON & THEIN, 1970 ;SHEEN, 1970 ;SMITH et al ., 1970 ;THURMAN et al ., 1967 ;WEST & GARBER, 1967) .…”