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Reference Report for LBC20180522.3
Title:Mapping of yellow mosaic virus (YMV) resistance in soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.) through association mapping approach
Authors:Bhupender Kumar, Akshay Talukdar, Khushbu Verma, Indu Bala, G. D. Harish, Sarmrat Gowda, S. K. Lal, R. L. Sapra, K. P. Singh
Source:Genetica 2014, 143(1):1-10
Abstract:Yellow Mosaic Virus (YMV) is a serious disease of soybean. Resistance to YMV was mapped in 180 soybean genotypes through association mapping approach using 121 simple sequence repeats (SSR) and four resistance gene analogue (RGA)-based markers. The association mapping population (AMP) (96 genotypes) and confirmation population (CP) (84 genotypes) was tested for resistance to YMV at hot-spot consecutively for 3 years (20072009). The genotypes exhibited significant variability for YMV resistance (P\0.01). Molecular genotyping and population structure analysis with admixture co-ancestry model detected seven optimal sub-populations in the AMP. Linkage disequilibrium (LD) between the markers extended up to 35 and 10 cM with r2[0.15, and [0.25, respectively. The 4 RGA-based markers showed no association with YMV resistance. Two SSR markers, Satt301 and GMHSP179 on chromosome 17 were found to be in significant LD with YMV resistance. Contingency Chi-square test confirmed the association (P\0.01) and the utility of the markers was validated in the CP. It would pave the way for marker assisted selection for YMV resistance in soybean. This is the first report of its kind in soybean.






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