Genetic Analysis of Chromosomal Loci Affecting the Content of Insoluble Glutenin in Common Wheat

Huaibing Jin^{a, b},
Zhaojun Wang^{a, b},
Da Li^{a, b},
Peipei Wu^{a, b},
Zhengying Dong^a,
Chaowu Rong^a,
Xin Liu^a,
Huanju Qin^a,
Huili Li^c,
Daowen Wang^{a
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Kunpu Zhang^{a
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The State Key Laboratory of Plant Cell and Chromosome Engineering, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China
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University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
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Zhaoxian Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Zhaoxian 051530, China

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Corresponding author: E-mail address: dwwang@genetics.ac.cn (Daowen Wang); E-mail address: kpzhang@genetics.ac.cn (Kunpu Zhang)

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Abstract: In common wheat, insoluble glutenin (IG) is an important fraction of flour glutenin macropolymers, and insoluble glutenin content (IGC) is positively associated with key end-use quality parameters. Here, we present a genetic analysis of the chromosomal loci affecting IGC with the data collected from 90 common wheat varieties cultivated in four environments. Statistical analysis showed that IGC was controlled mainly genetically and influenced by the environment. Among the major genetic components known to affect end-use quality, 1BL/1RS translocation had a significantly negative effect on IGC across all four environments. As to the different alleles of Glu-A1, -B1 and -D1 loci, Glu-A1a, Glu-B1b and Glu-D1d exhibited relatively strong positive effects on IGC in all environments. To identify new loci affecting IGC, association mapping with 1355 DArT markers was conducted. A total of 133 markers were found associated with IGC in two or more environments (P < 0.05), ten of which consistently affected IGC in all four environments. The phenotypic variance explained by the ten markers varied from 4.66% to 8.03%, and their elite alleles performed significantly better than the inferior counterparts in enhancing IGC. Among the ten markers,wPt-3743 and wPt-733835 reflected the action of Glu-D1, and wPt-664972 probably indicated the effect of Glu-A1. The other seven markers, forming three clusters on 2AL, 3BL or 7BL chromosome arms, represented newly identified genetic determinants of IGC. Our work provided novel insights into the genetic control of IGC, which may facilitate wheat end-use quality improvement through molecular breeding in the future.
- Common wheat /
- Insoluble glutenin /
- 1BL/1RS translocation /
- Association mapping /
- DArT

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Genetic Analysis of Chromosomal Loci Affecting the Content of Insoluble Glutenin in Common Wheat

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