| Autor: |
Garg, Sheenu, Sharma, Ambika, Kaur, Satinder, Dhaliwal, H. S., Vyas, Pritesh, Sheikh, Imran |
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Cereal Research Communications; September 2024, Vol. 52 Issue: 3 p1107-1118, 12p |
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The composition of seed storage proteins determines the suitability of bread wheat cultivar for different end-use products. high-molecular-weight glutenin subunits are the major determinants of the processing quality of bread wheat flour. The spontaneous translocation of the 1RS arm of Secale cerealeL. in bread wheat is associated with higher grain yield and abiotic stress tolerance, but it leads to deterioration in the end-use quality due to the presence of rye storage secalin protein encoded by Sec-1locus. The 1RSWR.1BL recombinant line W1635 without Sec-1,over-expressed Glu1-Bx7 (Bx7OE) and two stripe rust resistance genes Yr5and Yr17were used as the donor for marker-assisted breeding in the bread wheat cultivars UP2338 and HS240 with 1RS.1BL translocation. A strong positive correlation was found between the micro-SDS sedimentation test (MST) values and Bx7OEin the derivatives along with Glu-D1(5 + 10) indicating the efficacy of Bx7OEin improving the end-use quality. In addition to this, the introgression of Yr5and Yr17genes led to stripe rust resistance in the derivatives for their stable and environment friendly production. |
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