中国农业科学 ›› 2019, Vol. 52 ›› Issue (15): 2678-2685.doi: 10.3864/j.issn.0578-1752.2019.15.011

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马铃薯红色薯肉调控基因的精细定位与候选基因分析

许芸梅1,李玉梅1,3,贾玉鑫2,张春芝2,李灿辉1,黄三文2,祝光涛1()   

  1. 1 云南师范大学生命科学学院/马铃薯科学研究院,昆明 650500
    2 中国农业科学院深圳农业基因组研究所,深圳 518120
    3 昆明理工大学信息工程与自动化学院,昆明 650500
  • 收稿日期:2019-03-04 接受日期:2019-05-13 出版日期:2019-08-01 发布日期:2019-08-06
  • 通讯作者: 祝光涛
  • 作者简介:许芸梅,Tel:18314556263;E-mail:Jaim427@outlook.com
  • 基金资助:
    云南省高端人才引进计划(2013HA025)

Fine Mapping and Candidate Genes Analysis for Regulatory Gene of Anthocyanin Synthesis in Red-Colored Tuber Flesh

XU YunMei1,LI YuMei1,3,JIA YuXin2,ZHANG ChunZhi2,LI CanHui1,HUANG SanWen2,ZHU GuangTao1()   

  1. 1 School of Life Science, Yunnan Normal University/Joint Academy of Potato Sciences, Kunming 650500
    2 Agricultural Genomics Institute as Shenzhen, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Shenzhen 518120
    3 Faculty of Information Engineering & Automation, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500;
  • Received:2019-03-04 Accepted:2019-05-13 Online:2019-08-01 Published:2019-08-06
  • Contact: GuangTao ZHU

摘要:

【目的】薯肉颜色是马铃薯重要的农艺性状,它直接影响马铃薯的营养和商品价值,一直是马铃薯遗传研究和育种改良的重要目标。本研究通过对二倍体红色薯肉分离群体的混池分析、基因精细定位和候选基因表达分析,确定调控红色薯肉的候选基因,为下一步基因功能、遗传调控研究及彩色马铃薯的分子育种奠定基础。【方法】本研究通过向二倍体红色薯肉亲本导入自交不亲和抑制基因Sli获得BC1S1群体,从300个单株中挑选18株红色薯肉和21株黄色薯肉个体提取基因组DNA,分别测序进行混池分析。通过集团分离分析法(bulked segregation analysis,BSA)对基因进行初步定位;在定位区间内开发分子标记,对796份BC1S1植株进行基因型分析,筛选交换单株,并结合表型对基因进行精细定位;借助参考基因组注释信息和qRT-PCR表达量分析确定候选基因。【结果】本研究通过构建薯肉颜色分离的二倍体BC1S1群体,利用BSA-seq分析把调控薯肉花青素合成的主效位点定位在第10号染色体48.70—52.20 Mb。最终,利用分子标记将该基因定位于51.47—51.85 Mb的377 kb区间内。基于参考基因组注释信息,此区间包括5个基因,其中2个基因注释为MYB类转录因子,结合表达量数据推测这2个基因为候选基因,编号分别为PGSC0003DMG400013966、PGSC0003DMG400013965。【结论】本研究将调控马铃薯薯肉花青素积累的一个主效位点定位于第10号染色体51.47—51.85 Mb之间,推测PGSC0003DMG400013966和PGSC0003DMG400013965为候选基因。

关键词: 红色薯肉, 花青素代谢, BSA-seq, 精细定位, 候选基因

Abstract:

【Objective】 The color of tuber flesh is an important agronomic trait, which directly affects the nutritional and commercial value of potatoes. Accordingly, it is an important goal for potato genetic research and breeding improvement. In this study, we mapped the locus controlling red flesh color by bulked segregant analysis (BSA) and fine mapping, and predicted the candidate genes aided by expression analysis, which provides a foundation for gene function characterization, regulation analysis as well as the molecular breeding of colored potatoes. 【Method】 We crossed a red flesh diploid clone with the Sli gene donor to produce F1, and the F1 was backcrossed with the red flesh clone, and finally generated a BC1S1 diploid population. From the BC1S1 segregation population with 300 individuals, the genomic DNA of 18 red-colored flesh and 21 yellow-colored flesh individuals were extracted respectively and used for sequencing, and the locus controlling red flesh was preliminarily mapped by BSA-seq. The locus was fined mapped through genotyping and phenotyping of the recombination plants from 796 BC1S1 individuals. Based on reference genomic annotation and qRT-PCR expression analysis, candidate genes were predicted. 【Result】 In this study, BC1S1 segregating population with red and yellow-colored tuber flesh was constructed. The major locus which regulates related anthocyanin synthesis in potato flesh was mapped on chromosome 10 within a physical distance between 48.70 Mb and 52.20 Mb. Finally, molecular markers were used to locate the gene into a 377 kb genomic interval from 51.47 Mb to 51.85 Mb. There are five annotated genes in this genomic region based on reference genome annotation information, two of them were MYB transcription factors. We predicted that the two genes, PGSC0003DMG400013966 and PGSC0003DMG400013965, were candidate genes controlling red tuber flesh. 【Conclusion】 In this research, the major locus which regulates accumulation of anthocyanin in potato tuber flesh finally was mapped to chromosome 10 with an interval from 51.47 Mb to 51.85 Mb and predicted the candidate genes, PGSC0003DMG400013966 and PGSC0003DMG400013965.

Key words: red-colored flesh, anthocyanin metabolism, BSA-seq, fine mapping, candidate genes