Hexaploid
wheat, Triticum aestivum L. cv. Chinese Spring.
Genetic stocks in Chinese Spring wheat, their chromosome constitution,
and number of lines available include:
Ditelosomic (20"+t"), 21;
Double-ditelosomic (20"+tS"+tL"), 20;
Ditelo–monotelosomic (20"+t"+t'), 41;
Double monosomic (19"+1'+1'), 20;
Monosomics (20"+1"), 21;
Monoisosomic (20"+i"), 7;
Trisomics (20"+1'''), 21;
Nullisomic–Tetrasomic (20"+1''''), 38;
Monosomic–Tetrasomic (20"+1'+1''''), 4;
Nullisomic (20"), 8. |
Composite linkage
map, based on 4,700 markers from 20 international maps, has been compiled.
Markers on the map are linked electronically to the Catalog of Gene Symbols
for Wheat.
Individual genetic maps are available in cMAP format through an internet
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- A total of 500,000
ESTs (at least 35,000 contigs, 46,000 singletons) are recorded and
approximately 6,000 are assigned to 159 bins across the 21 wheat chromosomes
based on deletion and ditelsomic stocks.
- 200,000 BAC
clones arranged as contigs across the entire D-genome donor of hexaploid
wheat. Approximately 1,000 ESTs assigned to BAC clones.
- Domesticated
einkorn BAC library studied in detail in rust and vernalization regions
of the genome.
- 200,000 BAC
clones of the hexaploid wheat Å-genome donor T. urartu.
- 516,000 BAC
clones of durum (AABB) wheat.
- 1,000,000 BAC
clones from cvs. Chinese Spring and Norstar and 1,500,000 clones from
cv. Renan plated and pooled for screening.
- 68,000 BAC clones
available from 3B; 87,168 BAC clones from 1D, 4D + 6D combined; 65,280
BAC clones from 1BS.
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- Lr10
R-gene/LMW-glutenin region on 1AS.
- Pm3b
R-gene region on 1AS.
- Lr21
R-gene region on 1DS.
- HMW-glutenin
region on 1DL.
- CCN R-gene region
on 2DL.
- Ph2
gene region on 3DS.
- FHB R-gene region
on 3BS.
- Rht1
and Rht2 on 4B and 4D.
- Q gene
region on 5AL.
- WAP2
gene region on 5AL.
- Tsn1
gene region on 5BL.
- Ph1
gene region on 5BL.
- Ha
locus region on 5DS.
- Rbc
S-gene region on 6 (A, B, and D).
- Starch biosynthetic
enzyme regions of 2D and 7DS.
- Chloroplast
genome.
- Mitochondrial
genome.
- Detailed comparative
genomic analyses of rice and wheat genomes to document the gaps in
synteny.
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