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Chromosome mapping in barley by means of telotrisomic analysis

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A total of 37 genetic markers located in chromosomes 2, 3, 4 and 5 were associated with specific arms by means of telotrisomic analysis in five telotrisomics (Triplo 2 L, 2 S, 3 S, 4 S, 5 L) of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.). The genes v, gp (= gp 2), li, gs 5, tr and msg2 showed a trisomic ratio with Triplo 2 L indicating that these genes were on the long arm of chromosome 2. A disomic ratio was obtained for genes wst 4, gs 5, and v with Triplo 2 S, confirming that these genes were on the long arm of chromosome 2(2 L). A disomic ratio was observed for genes e, f(= lg), sk, and gs6 with Triplo 2 L. Two genes, f(= lg) and gs6 showed a trisomic ratio with Triplo 2S. These results indicated that genes e, f(= lg), sk, and gs 6 are on the short arm of chromosome 2 (2S). Since only one telocentric chromosome was available for chromosome 3, 4 and 5, most of the well-mapped marker genes were tested with those telocentric chromosomes. The genes cu 2, uz, wst, als, gs 2, zb,f2, and cer-zn 348 showed trisomic ratio with the telocentric for chromosome 3. These genes were located on the short arm of chromosome 3 (Robertson 1971). This indicated that the telocentric chromosome is for the short arm of chromosome 3(3 S). A disomic ratio was obtained for genes yst, x c, al, yst2, a n, ari-a 6 and x s, indicating that these genes are on the long arm of chromosome 3. Two genes, f9 and K, showed trisomic ratio with the telocentric chromosome for 4, while genes gl(= gl2), br2, yh, lg 3, lg 4 and lk 5 showed disomic ratios. This indicated that the telocentric chromosome is for the short arm of chromosome 4. Two genes, fs 2 and g, were studied with Triplo 5 L. Both showed trisomic ratio, indicating that fs 2 and g are located on Triplo 5 L. The centromere position (C) on chromosome 2, 3 and 4 was thus located as (the left side of C is the short arm and the right is the long arm): chromosome 2: fskgs6e — C — gs5msg2wst4vgplitr; chromosome 3: f2cer-zn 348uzgs2alscu2wstzb — C — ystx calyst2a nari-a 6x s; chromosome 4: f9KClg4lg 3gl2br2lk5yh. The centromere position on chromosome 5 was not precisely located.

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Communicated by Å. Gustafsson

Contribution from the Department of Agronomy, Published with the approval of the director of the Colorado State University Experiment Station as Scientific Series Paper No. 2606. This research was supported in part by by NSF Grant GB 4482X and GB 30 493 to T. Tsuchiya and Colorado State University Experiment Station Hatch Project

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Tsuchiya, T., Singh, R.J. Chromosome mapping in barley by means of telotrisomic analysis. Theoret. Appl. Genetics 61, 201–208 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00273775

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