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Analysis of Genetic Diversity of Phytophthora infestans in Korea by Using Molecular Markers  

Zhang Xuan-Zhe (Department of Applied Plant Science, Kangnung National University)
Kim Hwa-Yeong (Department of Applied Plant Science, Kangnung National University)
Kim Byung-Sup (Department of Applied Plant Science, Kangnung National University)
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Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology / v.16, no.3, 2006 , pp. 423-430 More about this Journal
Abstract
A total of 367 isolates of Phytophthora infestans was collected from the leaf samples of late blight disease from five provinces in Korea over the three growing seasons of 2002-2004. Of the 367 isolates, 337 isolates were of the A1 mating type, and 30 isolates were of A2 mating type, showing that the majority was A1 mating type. Profiles of Gpi and Pep defined four allozyme genotypes among the total of 367 isolates. All four allozyme genotypes could be distinguished on the basis of Gpi profiles alone, whereas all isolates were homozygous at the Pep locus (100/100). The mitochondrial DNA haplotype of all isolates were the IIa haplotype. Amplification of the genomic DNAs extracted from eight isolates of each mating type by polymerase chain reaction with the selected primer (OPC-5 primer) produced a total of 20 DNA bands, of which 11 bands were polymorphic. According to the RAPD analysis using the OPC-5 primer, 106 isolates including two standard isolates were separated into 8 groups at the similarity level of 92.5%. The RAPD groups were not correlated with the allozyme genotypes and the isolated locations. All of the eight RAPD groups were identified in Gangwon-do, suggesting that Gangwon-do is the center of origin of the P. infestans in Korea. A 600-bp DNA band generated with the OPC-5 primer was specific to A1 mating type isolates, but not detected with A2 mating type, showing that the specific PCR primer can distinguish different mating types in P. infestans.
Keywords
Phytophthora infestans; allozyme loci (Gpi and Pep); mt DNA haplotype; RAPD;
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