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. 1999 Jan 19;96(2):772–777. doi: 10.1073/pnas.96.2.772

Table 2.

Genetic characterization of gain-of-susceptibility mutants

Cross TEV-GUS infection phenotype*
Ratio
Restrictive Susceptible
Test of dominance (F1)
 Col-0 × A130 5 0
 Col-0 × A133 4 0
 Col-0 × A138 5 0
 A154 × Col-0 9 0
 A158 × Col-0 23 0
 A159 × Col-0 8 0
Segregation analyses (F2)
 Col-0 × A130 41 12 3:1 (χ2 = 0.16)
 Col-0 × A133 71 23 3:1 (χ2 = 0.015)
 Col-0 × A138 105 32 3:1 (χ2 = 0.2)
Complementation (F1)
 La-er × A130 0 10
 La-er × A133 0 10
 La-er × A138 10 0
 A154 × La-er 0 12
 A158 × La-er 0 12
 A159 × La-er 0 12
 A130 × A133 0 23
 A130 × A138 17 0
 A138 × A133 6  1§
*

Plants were inoculated with TEV-GUS and inflorescence tissue was assayed at 15 and 21 days p.i. for GUS activity. All plants regardless of whether they contained GUS activity in inflorescence tissue, were confirmed to be successfully inoculated by detection of infection foci in inoculated leaves using the GUS colorimetric assay (9). 

Data shown are combined from two reciprocal crosses. 

P > 0.5. 

§

This plant was likely the result of accidental self-pollination of A138 at the time of crossing. All other data indicated that A138 carried a mutation that could complement rtm1 plants and that segregated as a recessive monogenic locus.