Mapping of srt1 by BSA-seq.

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Mapping of srt1 by BSA-seq. Mapping of srt1 by BSA-seq. (A) Outlines of the procedures for BSA-seq. srt1-het(−/+) plants were crossed with cultivar 93-11 (O. sativa L. indica). The F2 mapping population was obtained from the F1 plants heterozygous at the srt1 locus (−/+). Two genomic DNA pools were generated: the M-pool contained bulked DNA from 50 srt1 mutant plants and the N-pool was bulked from 50 F2 plants that showed normal phenotypes. The two DNA pools were sequenced with ∼12× genomic coverage using Illumina sequencing strategy. Parental cultivars MH86 and 93-11 were sequenced with a coverage of ∼50× and ∼30×, respectively. The presence of SNPs and short InDel markers in the DNA pools was identified by genomic sequence comparison between MH86 and 93-11. (B) CAAFD (cubic average allele frequency difference) profile across the rice genome. One CAAFD peak was found in a region of ∼5 Mb (∼29–34 Mb) on chromosome 4. Fredrick Mwamburi Mjomba et al. G3 2016;6:2013-2021 ©2016 by Genetics Society of America