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Table 1 Characteristics of PCR amplicons used for bisulfite analysis

From: Vernalization treatment induces site-specific DNA hypermethylation at the VERNALIZATION-A1 (VRN-A1) locus in hexaploid winter wheat

Fragment number

Primer name

Primer sequence (5′-3′)

Position of fragment within theVRN-A1gene (bp from start of Genbank accession AY747600)

Size of amplified fragment (bp)

0.01 k(1)

0.01 k-F

AAATGATTTGGGGAAAGTAAAATT

100–311

212

 

0.01 k-R

AAAAAATTTTTAAAAAAATCTAACCC

  

1.2 k(1)

1.2 k-F

ATTAAATTTGTGTTTGTTGTTTGA

1221–1468

248

 

1.2 k-R

AACTCTCTACTTTTTAATTTAACTCTTC

  

2.2 k

2.2 k-F

GGGGATAAGTAATTGTTATGTTTTG

2259–2490

233

 

2.2 k-R

ATCCAAAAAATCAACAAACTACAT

  

6.8 k(a) (2) (3)

6.8 k(a)-F

TTGTTTGTATGTGAGTAGATTGGA

6847–7147

301

 

6.8 k(a)-R

AACTACTCCTCCACCTTATACCAA

  

7.6 k(4)

7.6 k-F

TGAGGAGGTTGGAAGTATTAAGTA

7679–7393

315

 

7.6 k-R

TACACCCCTACAAAACTAAATCTT

  

9.2 k

9.2 k-F

ATGTAGTATGGATAAAATTTTTGAA

9203–9711

509

 

9.2 k-R

TTATTACTAAACCCTTCAAAAACTC

  

10.1 k

10.1 k-F

GTTGTAGTTTTAATTGAGGGATT

10130–10512

383

 

10.1 k-R

ACCCCTATCCATAACTAACTCT

  

10.5 k

10.5 k-F

AATTTGTTTGGGATTAAAGGTT

10592–10939

340

 

10.5 k-R

CAAAATCCTCTCCCATAAAATAC

  

11.7 k

11.7 k-F

GTGTTYGTTTTGGTTGTGTAGT

11792–12048

257

 

11.7 k-R

ACTCTAATTTCTTTTCCTTTCCC

  
  1. Bold letters in the sequence represent primer positions matching cytosines, which were considered as non methylated and therefore converted into thymines after bisulfite treatment (Cs were changed to Ts in forward primers and Gs to As in reverse primers). (1)Primer pairs that were not genome A specific; (2)Fragment for which several primer pairs with different C/T content were designed (see Additional file 1); (3)While corresponding PCR amplicon contains a fragment of the Jorge transposon, the reverse primer does not overlap the annotation of this element. The closest Jorge element found shares only 76% nucleotide identity with this amplicon; (4)While the two primers are included within the Sumaya annotation, the closest Sumaya element found shares only 81% nucleotide identity with this amplicon.