Head-splitting is a prevalent physiological disorder in cabbage that causes substantial economic losses.However,the genetic factors and molecular mechanisms underlying head-splitting resistance remain largely unexplor...Head-splitting is a prevalent physiological disorder in cabbage that causes substantial economic losses.However,the genetic factors and molecular mechanisms underlying head-splitting resistance remain largely unexplored.This study identified a genomic region(q NLQ3.1) for head-splitting resistance on chromosome C03 through the combination of QTLseq and GPS analysis in an F_(2) population derived from hybridizing two cabbage inbred lines,‘Dazhengfu'(ZF,susceptible) and ‘103'(resistant).Traditional genetic linkage analysis narrowed q NLQ3.1 to a 74.6 kb region.Furthermore,comparative analysis of the two parental lines using transcriptomic and metabolic profiling demonstrated the crucial role of hormones in regulating head-splitting resistance.Bol028000,encoding a homologue of Arabidopsis Cytokinin Response Factor 3(CRF3),emerged as a promising candidate for head-splitting resistance and was subsequently validated through Sanger sequencing and quantitative RT-PCR(qRT-PCR).Subcellular localisation analysis revealed that Bol028000 was mainly expressed in the nucleus.Additionally,one kompetitive allele-specific PCR(KASP) marker from Bol028000 was developed and utilized to screen 42 inbred lines.These findings enhance the theoretical understanding of head-splitting resistance and provide valuable insights for the molecular breeding of head-splitting resistant cabbages.展开更多
基金funded by the Agricultural Development Program through Science and Technology of Shanghai,China (2022-02-08-00-12-F01099)the National Key R&D Program of China (2023YFD1201501)+1 种基金the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality,China (22DX1900100)the Excellent Team Project of Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences,China (2022(007))。
文摘Head-splitting is a prevalent physiological disorder in cabbage that causes substantial economic losses.However,the genetic factors and molecular mechanisms underlying head-splitting resistance remain largely unexplored.This study identified a genomic region(q NLQ3.1) for head-splitting resistance on chromosome C03 through the combination of QTLseq and GPS analysis in an F_(2) population derived from hybridizing two cabbage inbred lines,‘Dazhengfu'(ZF,susceptible) and ‘103'(resistant).Traditional genetic linkage analysis narrowed q NLQ3.1 to a 74.6 kb region.Furthermore,comparative analysis of the two parental lines using transcriptomic and metabolic profiling demonstrated the crucial role of hormones in regulating head-splitting resistance.Bol028000,encoding a homologue of Arabidopsis Cytokinin Response Factor 3(CRF3),emerged as a promising candidate for head-splitting resistance and was subsequently validated through Sanger sequencing and quantitative RT-PCR(qRT-PCR).Subcellular localisation analysis revealed that Bol028000 was mainly expressed in the nucleus.Additionally,one kompetitive allele-specific PCR(KASP) marker from Bol028000 was developed and utilized to screen 42 inbred lines.These findings enhance the theoretical understanding of head-splitting resistance and provide valuable insights for the molecular breeding of head-splitting resistant cabbages.
