Comparing two microarray platforms for identifying mutated genes in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)
(2007) In Plant Physiology and Biochemistry 45(8). p.617-622- Abstract
- We have previously described the evaluation of a cDNA microarray platform to identify and clone mutated barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) genes, using their transcriptionally defective mutant alleles (S. Zakhrabekova, C.G. Karmangara, D. von Wettstein, M. Hansson, A microarray approach for identification of mutated genes, Plant Physiol. Biochem. 40 (2002) 189-197). It was concluded that competitive hybridization between phenotypically similar mutants could specifically highlight an arrayed clone, corresponding to the mutated gene. In this study we evaluate whether the Affymetrix microarray platform can be used for the same purpose. The Affymetrix barley microarray contains a large number of clones (22,792 probe sets). In this and the previous... (More)
- We have previously described the evaluation of a cDNA microarray platform to identify and clone mutated barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) genes, using their transcriptionally defective mutant alleles (S. Zakhrabekova, C.G. Karmangara, D. von Wettstein, M. Hansson, A microarray approach for identification of mutated genes, Plant Physiol. Biochem. 40 (2002) 189-197). It was concluded that competitive hybridization between phenotypically similar mutants could specifically highlight an arrayed clone, corresponding to the mutated gene. In this study we evaluate whether the Affymetrix microarray platform can be used for the same purpose. The Affymetrix barley microarray contains a large number of clones (22,792 probe sets). In this and the previous study we used two barley mutant strains, xantha-h.57 and xantha-f.27, with known mutations in different subunit genes of the chlorophyll biosynthetic enzyme magnesium chelatase (EC 6.6. 1. 1). Mutant xantha-h.57 produces no Xantha-h mRNA whereas in xantha-f27 the nonsense mutation in the last exon of the gene, results in nonsense-mediated decay of Xantha-f mRNA. We conclude that the Affyinetrix platform meets our requirements and that our approach successfully highlighted the arrayed Xantha-h clone and that Xantha-f was among the top fourteen candidates. (Less)
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- mutant, Xantha, microarray, magnesium chelatase, Hordeum vulgare, barley, cloning
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- 617 - 622
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- 10.1016/j.plaphy.2007.05.004
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abstract = {{We have previously described the evaluation of a cDNA microarray platform to identify and clone mutated barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) genes, using their transcriptionally defective mutant alleles (S. Zakhrabekova, C.G. Karmangara, D. von Wettstein, M. Hansson, A microarray approach for identification of mutated genes, Plant Physiol. Biochem. 40 (2002) 189-197). It was concluded that competitive hybridization between phenotypically similar mutants could specifically highlight an arrayed clone, corresponding to the mutated gene. In this study we evaluate whether the Affymetrix microarray platform can be used for the same purpose. The Affymetrix barley microarray contains a large number of clones (22,792 probe sets). In this and the previous study we used two barley mutant strains, xantha-h.57 and xantha-f.27, with known mutations in different subunit genes of the chlorophyll biosynthetic enzyme magnesium chelatase (EC 6.6. 1. 1). Mutant xantha-h.57 produces no Xantha-h mRNA whereas in xantha-f27 the nonsense mutation in the last exon of the gene, results in nonsense-mediated decay of Xantha-f mRNA. We conclude that the Affyinetrix platform meets our requirements and that our approach successfully highlighted the arrayed Xantha-h clone and that Xantha-f was among the top fourteen candidates.}},
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