An induced chromosomal translocation in soybean disrupts a KASI ortholog and is associated with a high-sucrose and low-oil seed phenotype

Keyphrases

• Chromosomal Translocation 100%
• Seed Composition 100%
• Oilseeds 100%
• Orthologs 100%
• Seed Phenotype 100%
• High-sucrose 100%
• Dry Matter 50%
• Gene Discovery 25%
• Crop Species 25%
• Soybean Cultivars 25%
• Fast Neutrons 25%
• Mutagenesis 25%
• Genetic Variability 25%
• Developing Seeds 25%
• Chromosome 8 25%
• Backcross Population 25%
• Bulked Segregant Analysis 25%
• Chromosome 13 25%
• Segregation Patterns 25%
• Fatty Acid Synthesis 25%
• Amount of Oil 25%
• Comparative Genomic Hybridization 25%
• New Research Directions 25%
• Non-Mendelian 25%
• Acyl Carrier Protein 25%
• Mendelian Segregation 25%
• Reciprocal Translocation 25%
• Mutant Population 25%
• Genome Resequencing 25%
• Trait Improvement 25%
• Refined Carbohydrates 25%
• Forward Screening 25%
• Trait Gene 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Chromosomal Translocation 100%
• Sucrose 100%
• Orthology 100%
• Fast Neutron Radiation 33%
• Mutagenesis 33%
• Gene Discovery 33%
• Genetic Divergence 33%
• Synthase 33%
• Wild Type 33%
• Comparative Genomic Hybridization 33%
• Fatty Acid Synthesis 33%
• Enzyme 33%
• Chromosome 8 33%
• Chromosome 13 33%
• Reciprocal Chromosome Translocation 33%
• Bulked Segregant Analysis 33%
• Acyl Carrier Protein 33%
• Cultivar 33%