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Novel intron length polymorphic (ILP) markers from starch biosynthesis genes reveal genetic relationships in Indian wheat varieties and related species.
Molecular biology reports - 1 May 2020
Sharma Himanshu, Bhandawat Abhishek, Rahim Mohammed Saba, Kumar Pankaj, Choudhoury Mohini Pal, Roy Joy
Abstract excerpt
Introns experience lesser selection pressure, thus are liable for higher polymorphism. Intron Length Polymorphic (ILP) markers designed from exon-flanking introns exploits this polymorphic potential and have been proved to be a robust co-dominant marker in eukaryotes. Wheat is among the most consumed cereal crop by majority of the word population. It is a rich source of calories in the form of stored starch. In...
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