Whole-genome profiling in Brassica genetic research and breeding

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  • Matthew N. Nelson
  • Wallace A. Cowling
چکیده

Whole-genome profiling techniques have been in use for two decades to develop genetic maps and to understand genetic diversity in a wide range of agriculturally important plant and animal species, including Brassica crop species. The genetic mapping approach has been useful in developing and validating markers linked to major gene traits which have then been used as diagnostic markers in marker-assisted selection programmes. An extension of the linkage mapping approach – Quantitative Trait Locus (QTL) mapping – has been widely used to identify large chromosomal segments associated with quantitatively expressed traits (controlled by major and/or minor genes) in controlled cross populations. New whole-genome profiling tools are becoming available in many crop and livestock species and promise to improve our understanding of genetic diversity and the genetic control of agronomic traits. In this review, we discuss past, present and future whole-genome profiling tools in Brassica; applications of whole-genome profiling for Brassica genetic research; and anticipated applications in Brassica breeding programmes.

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تاریخ انتشار 2008