Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
Introduction
Rye
(
Secale
cereale
L.)
played
a
very
important
role
in
wheat
genetic
improvement
and
forage
production
worldwide.
However,
since
rye
is
kind
of
cross-pollinated
plant,
high
levels
heterozygosity
heterogeneity
existed
the
genome.
Genome-wide
variation
repeat
sequences
one
most
reasons
for
chromosome
evolution
rye.
High-precision
cytological
identification
can
effectively
identify
heterochromatin
or
sequence
variations
genome,
relationship
between
different
varieties
be
identified
while
obtaining
FISH-karyotype
varieties.
The
chromosomes
analyzed
by
degree
probes
on
chromosomes.
Methods
All
materials
were
non-denaturing
fluorescence
situ
hybridization
(ND-FISH).
Five
probes,
(AAC)
6
,
Oligo-pSc119.2-1,
Oligo-pTa71A-2,
Oligo-pSc200,
Oligo-pSc250
used
to
Results
15
including
S.
(cultivated
weedy
rye),
strictum
(wild
sylvestre
vavilovii
rye)
examined
five
oligonucleotides
probes.
92
signal
sites
2074
patterns
observed,
suggesting
that
polymorphisms
exist
genomes.
karyotypes
obtained,
frequency
types
at
each
site
was
calculated
model
diagrams
Oligo-pSc200
+
drawn.
results
showed
rate
not
consistent.
1R,
6R,
7R
have
higher
diversity,
2R
3R
lower
are
more
conserved
relative
other
also
indicated
has
far
distance
from
species,
might
ancestors
Chinese
Discussion
this
study
confirmed
rapid
change
diversity
The Crop Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 1176 - 1184
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
In
a
wheat
breeding
line
XQ-0508
showing
consistent
resistance
to
powdery
mildew
disease,
recessive
gene,
designated
PmXQ-0508,
was
identified
and
mapped
distal
region
on
chromosome
arm
2BS.
Of
three
resistance-associated
genes
in
this
region,
one
encoding
protein
kinase
selected
as
the
primary
candidate
for
PmXQ-0508.
Ten
closely
linked
DNA
markers
developed
study
could
be
used
marker-assisted
selection
powdery-mildew
programs.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Common
wheat
is
a
leading
global
food
crop
that
impacts
security.
Wheat
powdery
mildew
(PM),
caused
by
Blumeria
graminis
f.
sp.
tritici
(Bgt),
poses
significant
threat
to
grain
yield
and
flour
quality.
The
identification
utilization
of
broad-spectrum
resistance
genes
against
PM
are
essential
for
effective
disease
control.
spectrum
test
during
the
seedling
stage
adult
were
conducted
evaluate
landrace
Honghuamai
(HHM).
Five
segregating
populations
investigated
assess
inheritance
in
HHM.
To
map
its
resitance
gene,
bulked
segregant
analysis,
molecular
mapping
comparative
genomic
analysis
also
used
present
study.
HHM
shows
remarkable
field
nearly
immune
all
25
Bgt
isolates
tests,
making
it
an
excellent
source
resistance.
was
determined
single
dominant
temporarily
named
PmHHM.
It
then
fine-mapped
interval
with
genetic
distance
0.0031
cM
physical
187.4
kb
on
chromosome
4AL
Chinese
Spring
reference
sequence
v.2.1.
Four
identified
target
region,
three
which
encode
nucleotide-binding
leucine-rich
repeat
(NLR)
proteins.
Comparative
revealed
presence/absence
variations
(PAVs)
PmHHM
locus
among
common
varieties.
These
closely
linked
markers
will
not
only
benefit
cloning
gene
underlying
but
facilitate
efficient
breeding
programs.
Plant Biotechnology Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Summary
Powdery
mildew
poses
a
significant
threat
to
global
wheat
production
and
most
cloned
deployed
resistance
genes
for
breeding
encode
nucleotide‐binding
leucine‐rich
repeat
(NLR)
immune
receptors.
Although
two
genetically
linked
NLRs
function
together
as
an
NLR
pair
have
been
reported
in
other
species,
this
phenomenon
has
relatively
less
studied
wheat.
Here,
we
demonstrate
that
tightly
genes,
RXL
Pm5e
,
arranged
head‐to‐head
orientation,
mediate
powdery
The
of
the
/
is
validated
by
mutagenesis,
gene
silencing,
gene‐editing
assays.
Interestingly,
both
atypical
NLRs,
with
possessing
truncated
NB‐ARC
(nucleotide
binding
adaptor
shared
APAF‐1,
plant
R
proteins
CED‐4)
domain
featuring
coiled‐coil
(CC)
domain.
Notably,
lack
integrated
associated
effector
recognition
found
all
previously
pairs.
Additionally,
exhibit
preference
forming
hetero‐complexes
rather
than
homo‐complexes,
highlighting
their
cooperative
role
disease
resistance.
We
further
show
CC
specifically
suppresses
hypersensitive
response
induced
through
competitive
interaction,
revealing
regulatory
mechanisms
within
pair.
Our
study
sheds
light
on
molecular
mechanism
underlying
Pm5e‐
mediated
provides
new
example
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 16, 2024
Powdery
mildew,
caused
by
Blumeria
graminis
f.
sp.
tritici
(
Bgt
),
is
one
of
the
most
destructive
fungal
diseases
threatening
global
wheat
production.
Exploring
powdery
mildew
resistance
Pm
)
gene(s)
and
dissecting
molecular
mechanism
host
are
critical
to
effectively
reasonably
control
this
disease.
Durum
Triticum
turgidum
L.
var.
durum
Desf.)
an
important
gene
donor
for
improvement
against
mildew.
In
study,
a
resistant
accession
W762
was
used
investigate
its
potential
component(s)
profile
expression
pattern
in
responding
invasion
using
bulked
segregant
RNA-Seq
(BSR-Seq)
further
qRT-PCR
verification.
Genetic
analysis
showed
that
did
not
meet
monogenic
inheritance
complex
genetic
model
might
exist
within
population
×
Langdon
(susceptible
wheat).
After
BSR-Seq,
6,196
consistently
different
single
nucleotide
polymorphisms
(SNPs)
were
called
between
susceptible
parents
bulks,
among
them,
763
SNPs
assigned
chromosome
arm
7B.
Subsequently,
3,653
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
bulks
annotated
analyzed
Gene
Ontology
(GO),
Cluster
Orthologous
Groups
(COG),
Kyoto
Encyclopedia
Genes
Genomes
(KEGG)
pathway
enrichment.
The
regulated
selected
their
temporal
patterns
following
inoculation.
As
result,
nine
disease-related
distinctive
after
serve
as
targets
regulate
W762.
Our
study
could
lay
foundation
also
provide
durable