Genetic and Mapping Analysis of Arabidopsis thaliana Male Sterile Mutant filament no elongation

doi:10.3724/SP.J.1143.2012.11129

Abstract

Abstract:

To identify new genes important for anther development, we screened for malesterile mutants among a population of Arabidopsis ecotype Columbia (Col) mutagenized by TDNA insertion (provided by ARBC). A male sterile mutant line with normal vegetative and flora development but no seed yield was isolated from Salk_118481 line. TDNA insertion site identification showed that there were no TDNA sequences in the genome of the mutants. Genetic analysis indicated that the mutant was controlled by a single recessive nuclear gene named filament no elongation because the filament of the mutant remains very short at the 13-14 stage of anther development. The fne gene was mapped to a region of 97kb between the molecular makers MBD2 and MMG4 on chromosome 5 using mapbased cloning technique. No genes involved filament elongation were reported in this region, so we believe that FNE gene could be a new gene controlling filament elongation in Arabidopsis.

Key words: Arabidopsis thaliana, Male sterile, Filament elongation, Map-based cloning

CLC Number:

Q 78
Q 943

ZHAO Juan, CHEN Yan, HUI Sheng-Ming, TU Wei-Yi, CHEN Chen, GAO Ju-Fang. Genetic and Mapping Analysis of Arabidopsis thaliana Male Sterile Mutant filament no elongation[J]. Plant Diversity, 2012, 34(2): 164-170.

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