Changes of flax dLUTE marker profile in nutrition deprivation
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https://doi.org/10.59463/xtvhpn19Abstract
DNA marker analyses are still relevant and indispensable in the current era of targeted applications of plant genetic technologies. The practical application of DNA marker techniques is mainly in the field of processing and development of genetic resources of individual plant species and in the field of application of markers per se. In this study, the polymorphism of the insertion element dLUTE of flax was analyzed under conditions of nutritional deprivation in in vitro conditions that was compared to fingerprint profiles from field conditions of growth. dLUTE transposon is represented in numerous copies in the flax genome and is active under the abiotic stress. A total of six varieties were analysed – Albidum, Svaloef, Flanders, La Plata 1938, Rembrant and Gisa. The obtained results of the analyses showed the variability of amplicon profiles in the different flax varieties also in relation to the tested abiotic stress conditions. Rembrant was evaluated as the variety with the most stable profile.
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