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Sw-5 is  a locus introgressed from  Lycopersicon peruvianum  to some  L. esculentum  lines conferring dominant resistance to TSWV. Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analyses positions  Sw-5  to the long arm of chromosome 9 in the sub-telomeric region between CT71 and CT220. RFLP analyses suggest the introgressed region begins distal to CT71, includes CT220, and may extend to the telomere. Randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) analyses with &gt;700 random 10-mer primers identified a single 2.2-kbp band with one primer (primer #72 GAGCACGGGA) that is tightly linked to  Sw-5 . However, we have also produced an equivalent 2.2-kbp band in analysis of other TSWV-susceptible tomato breeding lines. Thus, this band likely derives from  L. esculentum  DNA very near to  Sw-5  and the introgressed region. Additional analyses have recently detected a potential co-dominant RAPD polymorphism linked to  Sw-5 .

Molecular Markers and Linkage to the Sw-5 Locus for Resistance to Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV)