Bazı Önemli Turunçgil Anaçları ile Melezlerinde Citrus Tristeza Virus (CTV)'ne Dayanıklılığın SCAR Markırları ile Belirlenmesi

Citrus tristeza virus (CTV), dünyada turunçgillerde özellikle turunç anacı (Citrus aurantium L.)üzerine aşılı ağaçlarda hızlı bir şekilde ölüme sebep olan en önemli viral patojendir. CTV'yedayanıklı çeşitlerin geliştirilmesi turunçgil ıslah programlarının önceliği haline gelmiştir. Genetikçalışmalarda, Üç Yapraklı'da (Poncirus trifoliata), dayanıklılığı kontrol eden dominant tek bir genbelirlenmiştir. Ayrıca önceki çalışmalarla CTV'ye dayanıklılık için tek bir dominant gen ile ilişkili 11dominant RAPD (Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA) fragmenti tanımlanmıştır. Bunların yedisiklonlanmış ve SCAR (Sequence-Characterized Amplified Region)markırına dönüştürülmüştür.Bunlardan üçü SC007, SCAD08 ve SCTO8 markırlarıdır. Bu çalışmada 14 turunçgil anacı(Volkameriana, Kabalimon, Kleopatra, Citrumelo, Troyer, Taiwanica, Carrizo, Brezilya Turuncu,Yerli Turunç, Üç Yapraklı, Yuzu, Rangpur lime, Şadok ve Fortunella spp.) ile 48 adet Turunç X ÜçYapraklı ve 21 adet Kabalimon X Üç Yapraklı melezleri CTV dayanımı bakımından 3 SCAR markırı(SCAD08, SC007, SCTO8) ile taranmıştır. SCAD08 ve SCTO8 markırları ile polimorfizm eldeedilirken SCO07 markırı ile melez genotiplerde polimorfizm elde edilememiştir. Çalışmadan eldeedilen bulgulur söz konusu SCAR markırlarının büyük populasyonlarda kullanılarak dayanıklılıkbandı elde edilen bireylerde klasik testlemeyle teyit edilmesi durumunda kullanılabileceğinigöstermektedir. Bu yolla hastalıkla ilgili ıslah çalışmalarında sürenin kısaltılması mümkünolabilecektir

Resistance of Some Important Citrus Rootstocks and Their Hybrids to Citrus Tristeza Virus (CTV) through SCAR Markers

Citrus tristeza virus (CTV) is the most significant viral pathogen leading rapid deaths in citrus treesgrafted on Sour orange (Citrus aurantium L.) rootstocks. Therefore, development of CTV-resistantcultivars has become the primary target of citrus breeding programs. In previous genetic work carriedout upto now, a single dominant gene controlling the resistance in Poncirus (Poncirus trifoliata) hasbeen identified. Together with a single dominant gene for resistance to CTV, 11 related dominantRAPD (Randomly Amplified Polymorphic DNA) fragments have been defined. Of these fragments,seven were cloned and transformed into SCAR (Sequence-Characterized Amplified Region) markers(three of which are SC007, SCAD08 and SCTO8). In this study, 14 citrus rootstocks (Volkameriana,Kabalimon, Kleopatra, Citrumelo, Troyer, Taiwanica, Carrizo, Brezillian Sour orange, Local SourOrange, P. trifoliata, Yuzu, Rangpur lime, Şadok and Fortunella spp.) and 48 Sour Orange X P.Trifoliata and 21 Rough lemon X P. trifoliata hybrids were screened for resistance to CTV withpreviously developed 3 SCAR markers (SCAD08, SC007, SCTO8). While polymorphism wasobserved with SCAD08 and SCTO8 markers, polymorphism was not observed with SCO07 markersin hybrid genotypes. Current findings revealed that these SCAR primers could be used only providedthat they were used in large populations and verified through classical testing over individuals withresistance bands. In this way, it is possible to shorten the durations of breeding works for the diseases

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