2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-7652.2009.00415.x
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Comparative sequence analyses of the major quantitative trait locus phosphorus uptake 1 (Pup1) reveal a complex genetic structure

Abstract: SummaryThe p hosphorus up take 1 ( Pup1 ) locus was identified as a major quantitative trait locus (QTL) for tolerance of phosphorus deficiency in rice. Near-isogenic lines with the Pup1 region from tolerant donor parent Kasalath typically show threefold higher phosphorus uptake and grain yield in phosphorus-deficient field trials than the intolerant parent Nipponbare. In this study, we report the fine mapping of the Pup1 locus to the long arm of chromosome . Genes in the region were initially identified on… Show more

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“…In a similar experiment, NILs segregating for the Pup1 locus (+Pup1: NILs 6-4, Y-4, 14-4; −Pup1: NILs 26-6, 28-10, and Nipponbare) were grown for 50 days in either Pdeficient or P-fertilized soil, and root material was sampled and immediately shock-frozen in liquid N. Some genotype information on these NILs can be found in Heuer et al (2009), Torabi et al (2009), and Wissuwa et al (2002. Total RNA was extracted and used to compare the relative expression of XTH and NAD(P)H-dependent oxidoreductase genes through RT-qPCR.…”
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“…In a similar experiment, NILs segregating for the Pup1 locus (+Pup1: NILs 6-4, Y-4, 14-4; −Pup1: NILs 26-6, 28-10, and Nipponbare) were grown for 50 days in either Pdeficient or P-fertilized soil, and root material was sampled and immediately shock-frozen in liquid N. Some genotype information on these NILs can be found in Heuer et al (2009), Torabi et al (2009), and Wissuwa et al (2002. Total RNA was extracted and used to compare the relative expression of XTH and NAD(P)H-dependent oxidoreductase genes through RT-qPCR.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Annotations of candidate genes at the fine-mapped Pup1 locus have not revealed any gene related to mechanisms known to directly affect P uptake or P metabolism (Heuer et al 2009), and only two of the genes present at the Pup1 locus are present on the Agilent 22 k array. It was therefore not the objective of this study to identify Pup1 candidate genes but rather to identify tolerance mechanisms and regulatory patterns affected by the Pup1 locus.…”
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“…Near-isogenic lines bearing the Kasalath allele at Pup1 showed 3-fold higher P uptake and grain yield in low-P trials compared with the recurrent parent, cv Nipponbare, which is intolerant to P starvation (Wissuwa and Ae, 2001). Following high-resolution mapping of Pup1, comparative sequence analyses of homologous bacterial artificial chromosomes showed that a Kasalath genomic fragment contained several genes not present in cv Nipponbare, highlighting an approximately 90-kb deletion in the cv Nipponbare reference genome that encompassed the Pup1 locus (Heuer et al, 2009). Within this insertion/deletion, OsPupK46-2, a gene encoding a Ser/Thr kinase of the Receptor-like Protein Kinase LRK10L-2 subfamily, was found to enhance grain yield and P uptake in rice lines overexpressing this gene, indicating that this protein kinase underlies the Pup1 locus (Gamuyao et al, 2012).…”
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“…In rice (Oryza sativa), Phosphorus uptake1 (Pup1), a major quantitative trait locus (QTL) for P deficiency tolerance donated by an aus-type Indian variety, Kasalath, was mapped to the long arm of chromosome 12 (Ni et al, 1998;Wissuwa et al, 1998Wissuwa et al, , 2002Heuer et al, 2009). Near-isogenic lines bearing the Kasalath allele at Pup1 showed 3-fold higher P uptake and grain yield in low-P trials compared with the recurrent parent, cv Nipponbare, which is intolerant to P starvation (Wissuwa and Ae, 2001).…”
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“…Analisis sekuen pada daerah lokus Pup1 untuk membandingkan sekuen Kasalath dengan basis data Nipponbare telah dilakukan dan diketahui terdapat beberapa sekuen Kasalath yang unik yang tidak dimiliki oleh Nipponbare (Heuer et al, 2009). Di dalam lokus tersebut, terdapat beberapa gen penting yang terlibat dalam penangkapan P. Salah satunya adalah gen phosphorus-starvation tolerance (Pstol1).…”
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