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Post by imgrimmer on Jul 13, 2014 4:00:31 GMT -5
I found interesting articles about a tomato accession named PSLP153, said to be highly resistant to late blight and therefor used in some breeding work. the same with an accession named L3708.
Does anybody know which genbank use this type of accession numbering?
thank you
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Post by DarJones on Jul 13, 2014 13:03:13 GMT -5
Start with AVRDC, then work on the German gene bank at Waginingen. By the way, both of those have ph3 which is now a widely available late blight gene. You can easily get this gene from LA2533 at TGRC.
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Post by imgrimmer on Jul 13, 2014 14:47:32 GMT -5
thank you fusionpower, I will test LA2533 as a Ph-3 source, L3708 is indeed from AVRDC and is a synonym for LA1269 so probably also a TGRS accession. I am still unsure about PSLP153. It is mentioned to have 2 other genes for resistence one called Ph-5 and another still unnamed. www.paveggies.org/research/2010-2.pdfPSLP153 is not from wageningen or gatersleben, the same with AVRDC, where could it come from? |
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Post by imgrimmer on Jul 13, 2014 15:21:31 GMT -5
these gene in pslp153 are named Ph-5-1 and Ph-5-2
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Post by imgrimmer on Jul 13, 2014 16:23:35 GMT -5
DarJones: I just read a post from you about Ph-5 from 2010, so I guess there is no source for it except Mr. Foolad..?
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Post by philagardener on Jul 13, 2014 18:37:37 GMT -5
I think the "PS" accession number may stand for Penn State (The Pennsylvania State University) where Professor Foolad is located.
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Post by imgrimmer on Jul 14, 2014 1:49:04 GMT -5
makes sense  thank you! so it is probably out of reach.... |
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thank you!