DETECTION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICANAPUS L.)

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JAVIDFAR F.; RIPLEY V.; ZEYNALI H.; ABD MISHANI S.; SHAHNEZHAT BOUSHEHRI A.A.; TAVAKOL AFSHARI R.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE Year:2007 | Volume:17 | Issue:3 Page(s): 47-55

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DETECTION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICANAPUS L.)

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ISSRQ3

LINOLENIC ACIDQ2

MOLECULAR MARKERQ3

OILSEED RAPEQ2

RAPDQ3

SCARQ3

Abstract

Oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) is the third largest oilseed crop in the world. The quality of oil derived from OILSEED RAPE is determined by its fatty acid compositions. An undesirable characteristic of OILSEED RAPE is a relatively high level of linolenicacid (C18:3), which is easily oxidized leading to rancidity and a shortened shelf life of the oil. Previous attempts to reduce the LINOLENIC ACID levels in OILSEED RAPE oil through breeding have been impaired by complex genetics and strong environmental sensitivity of this trait. Bulked sergeant analysis was employed to identify RAPD and ISSR markers associated with LINOLENIC ACID in a doubled haploid population segregating for LINOLENIC ACID content. Based on analysis of individuals DH lines, five markers, which had associated with LINOLENIC ACID, were identified. Markers UBC153550, UBC528660 and UBC5381650 accounted for 19, 18 and 14% of the genetic variability of LINOLENIC ACID, respectively. Marker UBC5381650 was then converted to a SCAR marker for easy selection. Markers UBC153550, UBC528660 and UBC5381650 and SCAR marker identified in this study suggested as the useful markers for detecting of low LINOLENIC ACID genotypes in OILSEED RAPE programs.

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JAVIDFAR, F., RIPLEY, V., ZEYNALI, H., ABD MISHANI, S., SHAHNEZHAT BOUSHEHRI, A.A., & TAVAKOL AFSHARI, R.. (2007). DETECTION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICANAPUS L.). JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE, 17(3), 47-55. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/28783/en

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JAVIDFAR F., RIPLEY V., ZEYNALI H., ABD MISHANI S., SHAHNEZHAT BOUSHEHRI A.A., TAVAKOL AFSHARI R.. DETECTION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICANAPUS L.). JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE[Internet]. 2007;17(3):47-55. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/28783/en

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F. JAVIDFAR, V. RIPLEY, H. ZEYNALI, S. ABD MISHANI, A.A. SHAHNEZHAT BOUSHEHRI, and R. TAVAKOL AFSHARI, “DETECTION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICANAPUS L.),” JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE, vol. 17, no. 3, pp. 47–55, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/28783/en

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