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Trisomic analysis of isozymic loci in tomato species: Segregation and dosage effects

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Five isozymic loci were localized in the tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) genome by trisomic analysis. Results revealed the following locations: Aps-1 on chromosome 6, Est-1 and Prx-2 on chromosome 2, Prx-4 on chromosome 10, and Prx-7 on chromosome 3. Three genes—Aps-1, Prx-2, and Prx-4—showed an arithmetic increase in allozyme concentration in direct proportion to the increase of gene dosage in respective primary trisomics. In contrast, no increase in relative Est-1 isozyme concentration was observed for any primary trisomic type. The phenotypes of the Aps-1, Prx-2, and Est-1 genes showed a pattern of banding intensity proportional to the allelic ratio (+/+/a vs. + /a/a) in primary trisomics; zymotypes of these differential trisomic heterozygotes appeared as “converse images” of each other.

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This research was performed under the auspices of NSF Grants BMS75-03024 and DEB77-02248 to C. M. Rick.

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Fobes, J.F. Trisomic analysis of isozymic loci in tomato species: Segregation and dosage effects. Biochem Genet 18, 401–421 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00484252

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