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[Development and study of SCAR markers in pea (Pisum sativum L.)].

Genetika - 1 Nov 2005

Koveza O V, Gostimskiĭ S A

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In order to develop more specific markers that characterize particular regions of the pea genome, the data on nucleotide sequences of RAPD fragments were used for choosing more extended primers, which may be helpful in amplifying a fragment corresponding to the particular DNA region. Of the 14 STS markers obtained from 14 polymorphic RAPD fragments, 12 were polymorphic, i.e., they are SCAR markers that can be...

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