Table 3.

DNA fragments amplified from Chinese Spring and its nulli–tetrasomic lines N1AT1D, N1BT1D and N1DT1B

Chromosome	Chinese Spring	N1AT1D	NIBT1D	N1DT1B	Accession no.a
1A	485b	Nc	485	485	–d
1D	492	492	492	N	AK330800e
1D	499	499	499	N	–
1D	501	501	501	N	DQ457417 f
1A	509	N	509	509	–
1D	547	547	547	N	FH615311
1A	596	N	596	596	–
1D	632	632	632	N	DQ357052/AY214450
1B	637	637	N	637	X84960
1B	655	655	N	655	–
1D	682	682	682	N	X84961
1B/1D	684	684	684	684	DQ357057(1D)
1D	695	695	695	N	–
1B	700	700	N	700	–
1A	725	N	725	725	AT453154/FJ876821
1B	729	729	N	729	–

^aThe LMW-GS genes/alleles, identified from Chinese Spring reported in GenBank, share the same size and/or high identity with the DNA fragments detected in the present study

^bSizes of the DNA fragments were represented with the data from the primer LMWGS2

^cNot detected

^dNot applicable

^eFrom the cDNA clone in Chinese Spring, which was not annotated to be a LMW-GS gene

^fHaving high-sequence identity with the sequences of the corresponding DNA fragment, but containing some deletions in the repetitive region