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Chromosomal regions involved in hybrid performance and heterosis: their AFLP(R)-based identification and practical use in prediction models.

Heredity - 1 Sept 2000

Vuylsteke M, Kuiper M, Stam P

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In this paper, a novel approach towards the prediction of hybrid performance and heterosis is presented. Here, we describe an approach based on: (i) the assessment of associations between AFLP(R) markers and hybrid performance and specific combining ability (SCA) across a set of hybrids; and (ii) the assumption that the joint effect of genetic factors (loci) determined this way can be obtained by addition....

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PMID: 11012724
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2540.2000.00747.x

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