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Microsatellite primer resource for Populus developed from the mapped sequence scaffolds of the Nisqually-1 genome.
The New phytologist - 1 Jan 2009
Yin T M, Zhang X Y, Gunter L E, Li S X, Wullschleger S D, Huang M R, Tuskan G A
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In this study, 148 428 simple sequence repeat (SSR) primer pairs were designed from the unambiguously mapped sequence scaffolds of the Nisqually-1 genome. The physical position of the priming sites were identified along each of the 19 Populus chromosomes, and it was specified whether the priming sequences belong to intronic, intergenic, exonic or UTR regions. A subset of 150 SSR loci were amplified and a high...
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