Supervised by:China Association for Science and Technology
Co-sponsored by:Chinese Society for Horticultural Science and Institution of Vegetables and Flowers, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science
Editor-in-Chief:Sun Rifei
Edited and Published by:Editorial Office of Acta Horticulturae Sinica
CN:11-1924/S
ISSN:0513-353X
Tel:010-82109523
E-mail:yuanyixuebao@126.com
Based on a cross between Chuanzhihong(female)and Luotuohuang(male),an F1 hybrid population of apricot was constructed. The levels of malic acid,citric acid,and total acids in the fruits were determined using liquid chromatography. Additionally,SNP variations in the hybrid population were identified through resequencing data to construct a genetic linkage map for apricots. The findings revealed that malic acid levels increased initially and then decreased during fruit development,while citric acid levels showed a continuous increase. Malic acid and total acids displayed typical quantitative genetic characteristics,whereas citric acid exhibited a positively skewed distribution,indicating the presence of major regulatory genes. The average inter-marker distance in the apricot genetic linkage map was 0.52 cM. Using this map,a total of 11 QTLs were identified,with 88 genes associated with malic acid,310 genes associated with citric acid,and 40 genes associated with total acids. WGCNA analysis demonstrated significant correlations between malic acid,citric acid,total acids,and modules m13,m05,and m08,respectively. Enrichment analysis revealed that candidate genes associated with citric acid were primarily involved in the TCA cycle,pyruvate metabolism,glycolysis/gluconeogenesis,and other related pathways. Intersection analysis of genes related to QTLs,WGCNA,and the TCA cycle identified a single gene,PA08G28879(PaMDH1),present in all three analyses,which may serve as the major gene regulating citric acid accumulation and the candidate gene for exploring the molecular mechanism of organic acid in apricot fruits.
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ISSN 2095-9885 ONLINE ISSN 2468-0141
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