Rice BAC library is used widely in rice genome research due to its distinctive advantages over other library systems. In this study, two rice BAC clones closely linked to rice gall midge resistance, Gm-2 and Gm-6, wer...Rice BAC library is used widely in rice genome research due to its distinctive advantages over other library systems. In this study, two rice BAC clones closely linked to rice gall midge resistance, Gm-2 and Gm-6, were in situ hybridized to Oryza officinalis chromosomes. They were located on the long arm of chromosome 4 with FL 72.33% and 77. 10% respectively and their FL was consistent with the selective marker of rice, RG214 and RZ569. The frequency of signal detection was 61.2% and 59.5% respectively. Our study was based on comparative RFLP map of wild rice, O. officinalis, and cultivated rice, O.sativa.展开更多
An interspecific hybrid line pf9279 was obtained by proto-plast fusion between 02428(japonica, with a wide com-patibility gene) and CNW240 (O. officinalis, fromMalaysia) at CNRRI in 1992. Possible introgression of
Some wild species of Oryza possess agronomi-cally useful traits such as disease/insect resis-tance and salt tolerance.However,the use ofwild Oryza species for rice improvement hasbeen hampered by the sexual incompatib...Some wild species of Oryza possess agronomi-cally useful traits such as disease/insect resis-tance and salt tolerance.However,the use ofwild Oryza species for rice improvement hasbeen hampered by the sexual incompatibility orsterility of hybrids obtained by conventionalmethods.We have used protoplast fusion as amethod to incorporate useful trait of wild O-ryza species into cultivated rice and~ obtainedsomatic hybrid plants between O.sativa and展开更多
A fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) procedure was adopted to physically map two rice BAC clones 24E21 and 4F22 linked to Gm-6 and Pi-5(t) in O. offi-cinalis. FISH results showed that the two BAC clones were lo...A fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) procedure was adopted to physically map two rice BAC clones 24E21 and 4F22 linked to Gm-6 and Pi-5(t) in O. offi-cinalis. FISH results showed that the two BAC clones were located at 4L. The percentage distance from the centromere to the hybridization sites was 72 ± 2.62 for 24E21 and 54± 5.43 for 4F22, the detection rates were 52.70% and 61.2%. The results obtained from the BAC and plasmid clones, RG214 and RZ565 of cultivated rice and O. officinalis were the same. This suggested that the markers, RG214 and RZ565 of cultivated rice and O. officinalis were in the same BAC clones. The homologous sequences of Gm-6 and Pi-5(t) in O. officinalis were positions that signals existed on the 4L. Many signals were observed when no Cot-1 DNA blocked. This also showed that repetitive sequences were some ho-molgous between cultivated rice and O. officinalis. The identification of chromosome 4 of O. officinalis is based on Jena et al. (1994). In our study, we discussed展开更多
基金the National Nature Science Founcdationof China(No.39870423) the Doctorate Vesting Point Foundation of the Ministry of Education,thePeoople's Republic of China.
文摘Rice BAC library is used widely in rice genome research due to its distinctive advantages over other library systems. In this study, two rice BAC clones closely linked to rice gall midge resistance, Gm-2 and Gm-6, were in situ hybridized to Oryza officinalis chromosomes. They were located on the long arm of chromosome 4 with FL 72.33% and 77. 10% respectively and their FL was consistent with the selective marker of rice, RG214 and RZ569. The frequency of signal detection was 61.2% and 59.5% respectively. Our study was based on comparative RFLP map of wild rice, O. officinalis, and cultivated rice, O.sativa.
文摘An interspecific hybrid line pf9279 was obtained by proto-plast fusion between 02428(japonica, with a wide com-patibility gene) and CNW240 (O. officinalis, fromMalaysia) at CNRRI in 1992. Possible introgression of
文摘Some wild species of Oryza possess agronomi-cally useful traits such as disease/insect resis-tance and salt tolerance.However,the use ofwild Oryza species for rice improvement hasbeen hampered by the sexual incompatibility orsterility of hybrids obtained by conventionalmethods.We have used protoplast fusion as amethod to incorporate useful trait of wild O-ryza species into cultivated rice and~ obtainedsomatic hybrid plants between O.sativa and
基金the National Natural Science Foundation ofChina (Grant No. 39870423) and the Doctorate Vesting Point Foundation of the State Education Commission of China (Grant No. 207980112).
文摘A fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) procedure was adopted to physically map two rice BAC clones 24E21 and 4F22 linked to Gm-6 and Pi-5(t) in O. offi-cinalis. FISH results showed that the two BAC clones were located at 4L. The percentage distance from the centromere to the hybridization sites was 72 ± 2.62 for 24E21 and 54± 5.43 for 4F22, the detection rates were 52.70% and 61.2%. The results obtained from the BAC and plasmid clones, RG214 and RZ565 of cultivated rice and O. officinalis were the same. This suggested that the markers, RG214 and RZ565 of cultivated rice and O. officinalis were in the same BAC clones. The homologous sequences of Gm-6 and Pi-5(t) in O. officinalis were positions that signals existed on the 4L. Many signals were observed when no Cot-1 DNA blocked. This also showed that repetitive sequences were some ho-molgous between cultivated rice and O. officinalis. The identification of chromosome 4 of O. officinalis is based on Jena et al. (1994). In our study, we discussed
