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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-100-545

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Reference
TAG-100-545
Title
Application of fluorescence based semi-automated AFLP analysis in barley and wheat
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2000
Volume
100
Pages
545-551
Author
Schwarz G
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Abstract
Summary: Genetic mapping and the selection of closely linked molecular markers for important agronomic traits require efficient, large-scale genotyping methods. A semi-automated multifluorophore technique was applied for genotyping AFLP marker loci in barley and wheat. In comparison to conventional 33P-based AFLP analysis the technique showed a higher resolution of amplicons, thus increasing the number of distinguishable fragments. Automated sizing of the same fragment in different lanes or different gels showed high conformity, allowing subsequent unambigous allele-typing. Simultaneous electrophoresis of different AFLP samples in one lane (multi-mixing), as well as simultaneous amplification of AFLP fragments with different primer combinations in one reaction (multiplexing), displayed consistent results with respect to fragment number, polymorphic peaks and correct size-calling. The accuracy of semi-automated co-dominant analysis for hemizygous AFLP markers in an F2 population was too low, proposing the use of dominant allele-typing defaults. Nevertheless, the efficiency of genetic mapping, especially of complex plant genomes, will be accelerated by combining the presented genotyping procedures
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Keyword
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aflp
aflp marker
agronomic traits
amplification
animal
automated genotyping
automation
barley
biochemical techniques
chromosomal location
chromosome maps
codominant
dna polymorphisms
electrophoresis
fluorescein
fluorescence
fluorescence-based dna analysis
fluorescent dyes
gene
genetic analysis
genetic mapping
genome
genotyping
hordeum vulgare
inheritance
loci
map
mapping
marker
methods
microsatellite loci
molecular marker
multiplexing
polymerase chain reaction
population
powdery mildew
resistance
selection
sizing technology
triticum aestivum

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