

S O M A C L O N A L V A R IA TIO N S OP P L A N T S AND C U LT U R E D C E L L S
USEOFGENETICMARKERS(RAPD,ISOENSYMES,STORAGE
PROTEINS) INANALYSISOFTHEBACKCROSSPROGENIESOF
BARLEY-WHEATHYBRIDSANDTHEIRSOMACLONES
L.L.Bildanava, E.A.Salina., L.A.Pershina,T.A.Pshemchnikova, N.P.Kalinina,
V.K.Shumny
Institute o fCytology andGenetics SiberianDepartment o ftheRussianAcademy of
Sciences, 630090 Novosibirsk, LavrentievAve, 10E-Mail
:pershina@cgi.nsk.suSelf-fertile lines obtained by backcrossing (BC) barley-wheat hybrids
H.vulgare L .(H.v.) x T.aestivum L. (T.a.) and H.geniculatum All. (H.g.) x T.a.
with cultured wheat and somaclones induced from embryo callus cultures of
F6BC3 plants were studied using different genetic markers. These lines had
the morphological characters of wheat. Amplified DNA fragments specific to
cultured barley were detected in the genomes of 42-chromosome BC3F6
lines of H.v. x T.a. hybrids. Introgression of genetic material of barley into
these lines was confirmed by isozyme assays. Zymograms of esterase and
shikimate dehydrogenase in these hybrid lines were typical of barley. Analysis
of gliadin composition demonstrated redistribution of genetic material of
wheats involved in backcrossing for the production of the F6BC3 lines. These
signs remained in somaclones with changed morphological and physiological
characters. Some of the BC lines obtained from H.g. x T.a. were found to
contain storage proteins typical of barley and to lack gliadin, the marker of
chromosome 1A from wheat Pyrotrix 28 involved in the production of these
lines. The variability of isoenzymes were discovered among somaclones of
these hybrid combinations.
The present work was supported by the Russian Foundation for
Fundamental Research (96-04-49973).
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