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Map-based cloning of SUI4 gene which controls internode elongation in rice
- 언어ENG
- URLhttps://db.koreascholar.com/Article/Detail/297890
Internode elongation is an important agronomic trait in rice that is associated with lodging, yield, and flooding adaptation. We identified a novel rice mutant line showing shortened uppermost internode among the rice Ac/Ds insertional mutant population and named it shortened uppermost internode 4 (sui4). The phenotypes of F1 plants and F2 plants from the cross of sui4 with its original variety, Dongjin, indicated that the SUI4 gene shows incomplete dominance or semidominance. Because the Ds genotypes did not co-segregate with the sui4 phenotypes, we performed mapping of this gene with 273 F2 plants from a cross between sui4 and Milyang23. Primary mapping revealed that the SUI4 locus was located between the S07012 and S07015 markers on rice chromosome 7. Further fine mapping narrowed down the location of SUI4 to the 1.1-Mbp interval of RM1253-S07015. Using re-sequencing data of this mutant along with its original variety, Dongjin, and five other varieties, we found six sui4 specific SNPs occurred within the genic region of five genes in the fine-mapped interval. Among them, one SNP is in exon, while the other five SNPs are in intron. This SNP in exon occurred in the miR172 binding site of a gene encoding AP2 domain transcription factor, which seems to interrupt suppression of this gene activity by miR172. We isolated the genomic region of this gene from sui4 and transformed the wild type variety, Dongjin. The transgenic plants showed remarkably shortened internodes, which indicates that this AP2 domain transcription factor gene is the SUI4 gene.
