INDEPENDENCE OF COLOR INTENSITY VARIATION IN RED FLESH APPLES FROM THE NUMBER OF REPEAT UNITS IN PROMOTER REGION OF THE MDMYB10 GENE AS AN ALLELE TO MDMYB1 AND MDMYBA

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MAHMOUDI EBRAHIM; MOHAMMAD SOLTANI BAHRAM; YADOLLAHI ABBAS; HOSSEINI EBRAHIM

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Biotechnology Year:2012 | Volume:10 | Issue:3 Page(s): 153-160

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INDEPENDENCE OF COLOR INTENSITY VARIATION IN RED FLESH APPLES FROM THE NUMBER OF REPEAT UNITS IN PROMOTER REGION OF THE MDMYB10 GENE AS AN ALLELE TO MDMYB1 AND MDMYBA

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MAHMOUDI EBRAHIM | MOHAMMAD SOLTANI BAHRAM | YADOLLAHI ABBAS | HOSSEINI EBRAHIM | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

ALLELE

MALUS×DOMESTICA

COLOR INTENSITY

MDMYB

RED FLESH

TANDEM REPEATS

Abstract

MdMYB10 gene expression results in accumulation of anthocyanin in many tissues including flesh of apple fruit. TheMdMYB1 and MDMYBA genes are close homologues to MDMYB10 gene and both are responsible for red color phenotype in apple fruit skin. In the current study, an apple genome sequence draft analysis indicated that these three genes are located in a unique contig. Further analysis suggested that these homologues are ALLELEs of a single locus and they differ in a repeated sequence of the promoter region.This repeated sequence ensures high expression level of MDMYB10 in most of the plant tissues while MDMYB1and MDMYBA ALLELEs lack such a repeated sequence in their promoters and their expression is confined to the fruit skin. Also, we suggest a tissue and genome-specific expression pattern for these three ALLELEs considering our data and other recent publications. No variation was detected in the sequence or in the number of repeats of MDMYB10 promoter in Iranian RED FLESH apple geo-variants, pointing that the number of repeat is not related to flesh COLOR INTENSITY or variation, and the repeat elements have occurred once during the evolution.

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MAHMOUDI, EBRAHIM, MOHAMMAD SOLTANI, BAHRAM, YADOLLAHI, ABBAS, & HOSSEINI, EBRAHIM. (2012). INDEPENDENCE OF COLOR INTENSITY VARIATION IN RED FLESH APPLES FROM THE NUMBER OF REPEAT UNITS IN PROMOTER REGION OF THE MDMYB10 GENE AS AN ALLELE TO MDMYB1 AND MDMYBA. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY, 10(3), 153-160. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/611658/en

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MAHMOUDI EBRAHIM, MOHAMMAD SOLTANI BAHRAM, YADOLLAHI ABBAS, HOSSEINI EBRAHIM. INDEPENDENCE OF COLOR INTENSITY VARIATION IN RED FLESH APPLES FROM THE NUMBER OF REPEAT UNITS IN PROMOTER REGION OF THE MDMYB10 GENE AS AN ALLELE TO MDMYB1 AND MDMYBA. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2012;10(3):153-160. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/611658/en

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EBRAHIM MAHMOUDI, BAHRAM MOHAMMAD SOLTANI, ABBAS YADOLLAHI, and EBRAHIM HOSSEINI, “INDEPENDENCE OF COLOR INTENSITY VARIATION IN RED FLESH APPLES FROM THE NUMBER OF REPEAT UNITS IN PROMOTER REGION OF THE MDMYB10 GENE AS AN ALLELE TO MDMYB1 AND MDMYBA,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY, vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 153–160, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/611658/en

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