Three Novel Soybean Germplasms with Unique Fatty Acid Composition using Multiple Mutant Alleles
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概要
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Three soybean |Glycine max (L.) Merr.| germplasms were previously developed for unique fatty acid content: LPKKC-3 has fap1 and sop1 alleles for reduced palmitic acid, HPKKC-7 has fap2 and fapx alleles for elevated palmitic acid and DHL has the ol allele for elevated oleic acid, and fan and fanx^a alleles for reduced linolenic acid. If these loci are independently inherited, soybean germplasms with useful combinations of these fatty acids could be developed that would result in a novel oil quality of great value for the food industry. Crosses were made between DHL and LPKKC-3, and DHL and HPKKC-7. The data from F_2 seed and F_2 progeny of DHL X LPKKC-3 indicated that the loci controlling reduced palmitic acid (fap1 and sop1) were independently inherited from the locus controlling elevated oleic acid (ol), and the loci controlling reduced linolenic acid (fan and fanx^a). Thus, the germplasm (LPDHL) with 4.0% palmitic, 51.0% oleic and 2.9% linolenic acids was easily developed. The data from F_2 seeds and F_2 progeny of DHL X HPKKC-7 indicated that the loci controlling elevated palmitic acid (fap2 and fapx), and reduced linolenic acid (fan and fanx^a) were independently inherited. The locus controlling elevated oleic acid (ol) was also distinctly segregated but the contents of oleic acid were found to be reduced due to the presence of loci for elevated palmitic acid. Thus, one germplasm (HPLL) with 22.5% palmitic acid and 2.7% linolenic acid, and another germplasm (MHPDHL) with 17.1 % palmitic acid, 41.8% oleic and 2.9% linolenic acids were developed.
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著者
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Arima S
Laboratory Of Crop Science Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Rahman S
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University:(present Office)nat
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Anai Toyoaki
Laboratory of Plant Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University
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Rahman Shaikh
Laboratory of Plant Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University
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Takagi Yutaka
Laboratory of Plant Genetics and Breeding, Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University
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Kinoshita Takehito
Saga Prefectural Agricultural Research Center
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Arima Susumu
Laboratory of Crop Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Saga University
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Arima Susumu
Laboratory Of Crop Science Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Anai T
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Anai Toyoaki
Laboratory Of Plant Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Anai Toyoaki
Institute Of Applied Biochemistry University Of Tsukuba
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Rahman Shaikh
Department Of Applied Biological Sciences Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Takagi Y
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Takagi Yasunari
Department Of Applied Physics And Chemistry The University Of Electro-communications
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Kinoshita Takehito
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University:(present Office)sag
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Kinoshita T
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University:(present Office)sag
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Takagi Yutaka
Laboratory Of Plant Genetics And Breeding Faculty Of Agriculture Saga University
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Takagi Yutaka
Laboratory Enzymology And Microbial Chemistry Tokyo University Of Agriculture And Technology
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Anai Toyoaki
Fac. Of Agriculture Saga Univ.
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YAMAURA Takashi
Institute of Applied Physics, University of Tsukuba
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