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S-Locus Genotyping in Japanese Plum by High Throughput Sequencing Using a Synthetic S-Loci Reference Sequence.

International journal of molecular sciences - 15 Feb 2023

Hedhly Afif, Guerra María Engracia, Grimplet Jerome, Rodrigo Javier

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Self-incompatibility in Prunus species is governed by a single locus consisting of two highly multi-allelic and tightly linked genes, one coding for an F-box protein-i.e., SFB in Prunus- controlling the pollen specificity and one coding for an S-RNase gene controlling the pistil specificity. Genotyping the allelic combination in a fruit tree species is an essential procedure both for cross-based breeding and for...

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PMID: 36835346
DOI: 10.3390/ijms24043932
PMCID: PMC9960950

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