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Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief
	Sun Tae Kim	Pusan National University

Associate Editor

Associate Editor
	Yu-Jin Kim	Pusan National University

Managing Editors

Managing Editors
	Ki-Hong Jung	Kyung Hee University
	Woo-Sik Chung	Gyeongsang National University
	So-Young Park	Chungbuk National University

Editors

Editors
	Seong-Gil Kim	Chonnam National University
	Byung-Hyun Lee	Gyeongsang National University
	Dong-Woog Choi	Chonnam National University
	Ho-Jin Ryu	Chungbuk National University
	Hyo-Jun Lee	Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology
	In-Hwa Yeam	Andong National University
	Jae-Cheol Jeong	Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology
	Jae-Heung Ko	Kyung Hee University
	Jeong-Hwan Lee	Jeonbuk National University
	Jeong-Yeo Lee	Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology
	Jong-Kuk Na	Kangwon National University
	Man-Ho Oh	Chungnam National University
	Soo-Cheul Yoo	Hankyong National University
	Sun-Hyung Kim	University of Seoul
	Su-Yeong Lee	National Institute of Horticultural and Herbal Science
	Tae-Ho Park	Daegu University
	Yoon-Jung Hwang	Sahmyook University
	Young-Im Choi	Korea Forest Research Institute
	Young-Ock Ahn	Dongbuk Farm Hannong
	Yu-Jin Jung	Hankyong National University
	Lae-Hyeon Cho	Pusan National University

Mar 16, 2023 Vol.50, pp. 1~88

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J Plant Biotechnol 2022;49: 61-73
PCR-based markers for discriminating Solanum demissum were developed by comparison of complete chloroplast genome sequences of Solanum species

Tae-Ho Park
J Plant Biotechnol 2021;48: 18-25

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Result of assembling the complete chloroplast genome sequence of S. demissum. The four representative contigs for the chloroplast genome of S. demissum and comparison with the corresponding regions of the S. berthaultii chloroplast genome (KY419708) are combined. Blue and yellow bars indicate contig matching with the reference sequence in forward and reverse orientations, respectively|@|~(^,^)~|@|Gene map of the S. demissum chloroplast genome. Genes on the outside of the map are transcribed in the clockwise direction, and genes on the inside of the map are transcribed in the counterclockwise direction|@|~(^,^)~|@|Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree of S. demissum with eleven Solanaceae family members based on the chloroplast protein-coding sequences of each chloroplast genome. The numbers on each node indicate the bootstrap values from 1,000 replicates|@|~(^,^)~|@|Multiple alignment of the sequences on the intergenic regions containing InDels used to develop the PCR-based markers. The chloroplast genome sequences of S. acaule (SA11: MK036506), S. brevicaule (SB2-1: MK036507), S. demissum (SD9: MK036508), S. tuberosum (Stub: KM489056), S. commersonii (Scmr: KM489054), S. bulbocastanum (Sblb: DQ347958), S. chacoense (Scha: MF471371), and S. stoloniferum (Ssto: MF471373) were used and are listed from top to bottom in each region of the InDels. The regions of the InDels detected on that of S. demissum are bold and highlighted|@|~(^,^)~|@|PCR-based markers for the discrimination of S. demissum from other Solanum species. A: SD9_InDel_1. B: SD9_InDel_2. The two markers are all positively specific to S. demissum. SD7 and SD9 indicate two different lines of S. demissum (PI218047). M is a size marker ladder. SH, HR, DJ, SA, SB1, SB2, SC4, SC1, SC3, SC2, SI, SK, SJ, SM2, SM1, SP, SS, SV2, and SV1 indicate potato varieties ‘Seohong’, ‘Haryeong’, ‘Daeji’, S. acaule (PI310970), S. berthaultii (PI310981), S. brevicaule (PI205394), S. candolleanum (PI210035), S. cardiophyllum (PI341233), S. chacoense (PI201846), S. commersonii (PI558050), S. iopetalum (PI230459), S. kurtzianum (PI578236), S. jamesii (PI578326), S. microdontum (PI310979), S. mochiquense (PI338616), S. pinnatisectum (PI190115), S. stoloniferum (PI160224), S. vernei (PI230468) and S. verrucosum (PI160228), respectively

J Plant Biotechnol 2021;48:18~25 https://doi.org/10.5010/JPB.2021.48.1.018