2023
DOI: 10.1038/s41467-023-39993-2
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Sequencing trait-associated mutations to clone wheat rust-resistance gene YrNAM

Abstract: Stripe (yellow) rust, caused by Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici (Pst), can significantly affect wheat production. Cloning resistance genes is critical for efficient and effective breeding of stripe rust resistant wheat cultivars. One resistance gene (Yr10CG) underlying the Pst resistance locus Yr10 has been cloned. However, following haplotype and linkage analyses indicate the presence of additional Pst resistance gene(s) underlying/near Yr10 locus. Here, we report the cloning of the Pst resistance gene Yr… Show more

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“…The G193E mutation occurs at a very highly conserved amino acid, G193 (Fig. 1d ), with 97.2% conservation across the set of 6282 homologs, and this together with the independent generation of loss-of-function mutations in the study by Ni et al 5 for this residue indicate that G193 plays a critical role in NAM domain function.
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“…The G193E mutation occurs at a very highly conserved amino acid, G193 (Fig. 1d ), with 97.2% conservation across the set of 6282 homologs, and this together with the independent generation of loss-of-function mutations in the study by Ni et al 5 for this residue indicate that G193 plays a critical role in NAM domain function.
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“…Moro and a Moro-derived near isogenic line (NIL) Avocet S + Yr10 (Avocet S*6/Moro) 3 were globally distributed and continue to be included in differential sets for phenotyping Pst in Australasia, Europe, India and North America. Two publications reported the putative cloning of Yr10 as homologs of two closely linked genes, TraesCS1B03G0000200 , an NLR designated Yr10 CG , Genbank accession AF149112 4 , and more recently homologs of TraesCS1B03G0003600 LC.1 and TraesCS1B03G0003500 LC.1 , Genbank accession OP490604, was designated YrNAM 5 . We believe this situation is untenable and that one of these linked genes cannot be Yr10 .…”
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“…Most of these Lr and Yr genes are ASR genes, which exhibit efficacy in both seedling and adult-plant stages. However, owing to the size and complexity of wheat genomes, only 11 Lr genes ( Lr1 , Lr9 / Lr58 , Lr10 , Lr13 , Lr14a , Lr21 , Lr22a , Lr34 , Lr42 , Lr47 , and Lr67 ) and ten Yr genes ( Yr5 / YrSP , Yr7 , Yr27 , Yr15 , Yr18 , Yr36 , Yr46 , Yr28 , YrU1 , and Yr10 / YrNAM ) have been cloned to date (Li et al 2023 ; Ni et al 2023 ) either by map-based cloning or by rapid gene-cloning methods, including MutChromSeq, MutRenSeq, MutIsoSeq, and STAM (Ni et al 2023 ; Sánchez-Martín et al 2016 ; Steuernagel et al 2016 ; Wang et al 2023b ). Among the cloned Lr and Yr genes, Lr34 / Yr18 / Sr57 / Pm38 , Lr67 / Yr46 / Sr55 / Pm46 , and Yr36 are APR genes encoding a putative ATP-binding cassette transporter, a hexose transporter, and a kinase-START protein, respectively (Krattinger et al 2009 ; Moore et al 2015 ; Fu et al 2009 ).…”
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