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콩 전장 유전체 기반의 202개 InDel 마커를 활용한 한국 콩 품종의 염색체 재조합 양상 구명

Chromosome Reshuffling Patterns of Korean Soybean Cultivars using Genome-wide 202 InDel Markers

Korean Journal of Breeding Science 2017;49(3):213-223.
Published online: August 31, 2017

1 농촌진흥청 국립식량과학원 고령지농업연구소

1 Highland Agriculture Research Institute, National Institute of Crop Science, RDA, Pyeongchang, Gangwon-Do, Republic of Korea

2 농촌진흥청 국립축산과학원 축산자원개발부

2 Department of Animal Resources Development, National Institute of Animal Science, RDA, Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-Do, Republic of Korea

3 농촌진흥청 국립식량과학원 중부작물부

3 Department of Central Area, National Institute of Crop Science, RDA, Suwon, Gyeonggi-Do, Republic of Korea

*Corresponding Author (kimyuh77@korea.kr, +82-33-330-1840, +82-33-330-1519)

These authors contributed equally to this work

• Received: August 12, 2017   • Accepted: August 18, 2017

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Chromosome Reshuffling Patterns of Korean Soybean Cultivars using Genome-wide 202 InDel Markers
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Fig. 1 Total InDels in cultivated soybean genomes. Red arrows represent 202 InDels.
Fig. 2 Comparison of dVB types between whole genome and InDel polymorphism in ‘Daepung’. SPD2, ‘Sinpadalkong2’; BU, ‘Baegunkong’.
Fig. 3 Graphical genotypes of 147 soybean cultivars using 202 dVB-specific InDel markers. Pink bars represent the same allele size with reference genome, W82; blue bars represent the different allele size with W82; yellow bars represent hetero genotypes. The 202 InDels selected in whole genomes are indicated on the left margin. W82, Williams82.
Fig. 4 Diversity analysis of 147 soybean cultivars. (a) STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000) results: four subpopulations corresponded to landraces and introduced cultivars. (b) Principal component analysis and STRUCTURE classification were similar. Each color represents a subpopulation based on STRUCTURE results.
Fig. 5 Frequency of soybean cultivars developed for four utilization types in the four subgroups based on STRUCTURE results (Pritchard et al., 2000).
Fig. 6 Frequency of the four subgroups among three groups. The 147 accessions were categorized into Group Ⅰ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ; landraces and improved cultivars developed from 1969 to 1989, improved cultivars developed from 1990 to 1999, and improved cultivars developed from 2000 to 2013, respectively.
Fig. 7 Diversity analysis of soybean cultivars developed for soy sauce and tofu. (a) STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000) results in three groups. Each color represents a subpopulation based on STRUCTURE results. Full names of soybean cultivars were represented on Table 1. (b) The seed of ‘Jangdanbaekmok (JDBK)’, ‘Hwangkeumkong (HK)’ and ‘Daewonkong (DW)’. (c) A study on the homology of ‘HK’ (left) and ‘DW’ (right) to JDBM using 202 InDels. The same results with ‘JDMB’ were represented by white, the other results by black.
Fig. 8 Diversity analysis of soybean cultivars developed for bean sprouts. (a) STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000) results in three groups. Each color represents a subpopulation based on STRUCTURE results. Full names of soybean cultivars were represented on Table 1. (b) The seed of ‘Sowonkong (SW)’ and ‘Sowon2010 (SW2010)’. (c) A study on the homology of ‘SW2010’ to SW using 202 InDels. The same results with ‘SW’ were represented by white, the other results by black. Red indicates target locus, Rsv1 and Rsv3 in SW2010.
Fig. 9 Diversity analysis among soybean cultivars developed for vegetable. (a) Pedigree analysis and (b) STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al. 2000) results in three groups. Full names of soybean cultivars were represented on Table 1. (c) Reshuffling pattern of 202 InDels in 12 cultivars developed for vegetable. The same results among 12 cultivars were represented by white, and the other results by black.
Fig. 10 Reshuffling profiles of dVB-specific 202 InDels in soybean cultivars developed for soy sauce & tofu. Reshuffling diversity is displayed in fold change represented by the color bar beneath the figure. For expanded details of three groups, see Table 1.
Chromosome Reshuffling Patterns of Korean Soybean Cultivars using Genome-wide 202 InDel Markers

List of soybean cultivars used in this study.

Group (Released time periods) Utilization type No. of cultivars (147)

Soy sauce & tofu Cooking with rice Bean sprouts Vegetable & early maturity

Group I (1913-1989)

Jangdanbaekmok(JDBM),

PI96983, Chungbukbaek(CBB),

Hanagari(HAGR),

Keumgangsolip(KGSL),

Kwangdu(GD), Kwangkyo(KG),

Baegcheon(BC), Jangyeop(JY),

Hwangkeumkong(HK),

Deokyu(DY), Saealkong(SA),

Baegunkong(BU),

Paldalkong(PD),

Dangkyeongkong(DG),

Dangkyeongkong(DG),

Jangsukong(JS),

Danwonkong(DW)

Seomoktae(SMT),

Seoritae(SRT)

Orialtae(OAT),

Eunhakong(EH),

Namhaekong(NH)

-

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Group II (1990-1999)

Manlikong(MR),

Sinpaldalkong(SPD),

Taekwangkong(TG),

Samnamkong(SN),

Sinpaldalkong2(SPD2),

Danbaekkong(DB),

Duyoukong(DY),

Geumgangkong(GG),

Alchankong(AC),

Dajangkong(DJ),

Daewonkong(DW),

Jangmikong(JM),

Sodamkong(SD),

Songhagkong(SH), Ilmikong(IM),

Saeolkong(SO),

Daehwangkong(DH),

Jinpumkong(JP),

Jinpumkong2(JP2)

Heugcheongkong(HC),

Galmikong(GM),

Geomjeongkong1(GJ1),

Geomjeongkong2(GJ2),

Geomjeongol(GJO),

Ilpumgeomjeongkong(IPGJ),

Seonheukkong(SH),

Jinyulkong(JY)

Bukwangkong(BG),

Kwangankong(GA),

Pureunkong(PR),

Hannamkong(HN),

Myeongjunamulkong(MJNM),

Iksannamulkong(ISNM),

Sobaegnamulkong(SBNM),

Pungsannamulkong(PSNM),

Tawonkong(DW),

Somyeongkong(SMNM),

Paldonamulkong(PDNM),

Sowonkong(SW),

Doremikong(DRM)

Keunolkong(KOK),

Hwaeomputkong

(HEPK),

Hwaseongputkong

(HSPK),

Seokryangputkong

(SRPK)

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Group III (2000-2013)

Jangwonkong(JW), Jinmi(JM),

Daepung(DP), Hojang(HJ),

Shingi(SG), Daemang(DM),

Daol(DO), Seonyu(SY),

Daemang2(DM2), Mansu(MS),

Hoban(HB), Nampung(NP),

Daeyang(DY), Daeha(DH),

Daehwa1(DH1), Cheonsang(CS),

Hanol(HO), Geomjeong5(GJ5),

Jungmo3003(JM3003),

Uram(UR), Saedanbaek(SDB),

Hwangkeumol(HKO),

Jungmo3006(JM3006),

Jungmo3007(JM3007),

Jungmo3004(JM3004),

Neulchan(NC), Chamol(CO),

Jungmo3005(JM3005)

Cheongjakong(CJ),

Geomjeongkong3(GJ3),

Geomjeongkong4(GJ4),

Cheongdu1(CD1),

Cheongja2(CJ2),

Geomjeongsaeol(GJSO),

Cheongja3(CJ3),

Ilpumgeomjeong2(IPGJ2),

Heugmi(HM),

Daeheug(DH),

Heugseong(HS),

Jungmo3002(JM3002),

Socheongja(SC),

Wonheuk(WH),

Socheong2(SC2)

Sohokong(SH),

Seabyeolkong(SB), Sorog(SR),

Anpyeong(AP), Seonam(SN),

Dagi(DG), Dachae(DC),

Sojin(SJ), Bosuk(BS),

Nogchae(NC), SingAng(SGA),

Wonhwang(WH), Jangki(JG),

Jonam(JN), Pungwon(PW),

Wonkwang(WG), Hoseo(HS),

Sinhwa(SH), Shingang(SG),

Sohwang(SHW),

Galchae(GC),

Sowon2010(SW2010),

Joyang1(JY1)

Sinrokkong(SR),

Seonnogkong(SN),

Danmi(DM),

Mirang(MR),

Danmi2(DM2),

Nokwon(NW),

Sangwon(SW),

Cheongyeop1

(CY1)

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Reference Williams82(W82), L29, Enrei, Lee68 4
Table 1 List of soybean cultivars used in this study.