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Detection of a new genetic locus for the high amylose content in rice mutant.
- 언어ENG
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Goami 2 is now well known as its extinguishing endosperm characteristics - it is far from the wild type, Ilpum, a premium taste Korean japonica cultivar. The endosperm of Goami 2 is high in fat, protein, and indigestible carbohydrate contents. One of the most extraordinary endosperm characteristic of Goami 2 is high level of amylose content, even though the hulled rice (brown rice) is totally opaque. There have been many studies to address the unique physico-chemical properties and possible usages as a healthy and functional food ingredient, especially, the high-amylose rice had a positive effect on lowering the blood glucose response in obesity and type 2 diabetes. Genetic analysis by using 44 SSR markers, crude linkage map (3~5 anchor markers per chromosome) was then constructed based on the genotypes detected among 112 F2 progenies derived from Goami 2 / Milyang 23 showed that major chromosomal regions on Chromosome 2 responsible for the variation of amylose contents. M2-53 on Chromosome 2 explains the highest variation and this region has not been reported as a putative QTL for amylose contents yet. More closely markers for application to breeding program can be developed using MutMap or Re-sequence methods.
