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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with degenerate primers was utilized for partial cloning of the MADS box gene family from wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). PCR products corresponding to a part of the MADS box region were cloned and sequenced. Eleven individual clones sequenced were classified into seven types on the basis of the nucleotide sequence and five types on the deduced amino acid sequence, which included two wheat-specific MADS box protein sequences. RT-PCR analysis with degenerate primers revealed preferential expression of the MADS box genes in young spikes. Furthermore, genomic Southern blot analysis with degenerate PCR products as probes indicated that wheat MADS box genes constitute a multigene family and are dispersed throughout the genome.

Wheat MADS box genes, a multigene family dispersed throughout the genome.