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Tomoko Takamiya1, Saeko Hosobuchi, Tomotsugu Noguchi
1Division of Genome and Biodiversity Research, National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (NIAS), Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan.
Abstract:
We analyzed the inheritance of DNA methylation in the first filial generation(F1) hybrid of Oryza sativa L. ("Nipponbare"x"Kasalath") by restriction landmark genome scanning (RLGS). Most parental RLGS spots were found in the F1, but eight spots (4%) showed abnormal inheritance: seven of the eight spots were missing in the F1, and one was newly detected in the F1. Here we show demethylation at restriction enzyme sites in the F1. We also found a candidate site of stable heterozygous methylation in the genome. These results show the applicability of the RLGS method for analysis of the inheritance and alteration of methylation in F1 hybrid plants.
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