Mapping of the Rf-3 Nuclear Fertility-restoring Gene for WA Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Rice Using RAPD and RFLP Markers

Overview

Journal Theor Appl Genet

Publisher Springer

Specialty Genetics

Date 2009 Apr 9

PMID 19352741

Citations 33

Authors

G Zhang

Y Lu

T S Bharaj

S S Virmani

N Huang

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Abstract

The cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) of wild-abortive (WA) cytoplasm has been widely used for breeding hybrid rice. Two restorer genes for the CMS have been found by traditional genetic analysis. To tag the restorer genes we used a set of near-isogenic lines (NILs) of Zhenshan 97 carrying different genotypes for fertility restoration from IR24, to perform RAPD analysis. From the survey of 720 random primers, six RAPD markers were identified to be associated with Rf-3. Three of these OPK05-800, OPU10-1100 and OPW01-350, were mapped on chromosome 1. Two F(2) populations from the crosses between Zhenshan 97 A and a near-isogenic restorer line ZSR21 and between Zhenshan 97 A and IR24 were used for mapping Rf-3. The three RAPD markers and three RFLP markers, RG532, RG140 and RG458, were found to be closely linked to Rf-3 in the two F(2) populations. The same location of Rf-3 was also found in a BC(1) population from the cross of IR58025 A//IR36/IR58025 B. At the RG532 locus, different alleles were found between two CMS lines, Zhenshan 97 A and IR58025 A, and between two restorer lines, IR24 and IR36. The use of these molecular markers closely linked to Rf-3 in facilitating the development of hybrid rice is discussed.

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