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GrainGenes Reference Report: PBR-118-88

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Reference
PBR-118-88
Title
Use of multiparental inbred populations to determine allelic relationships of molecular markers.
Journal
Plant Breeding
Year
1999
Volume
118
Pages
88-90
Author
Enjalbert J
Boeuf C
Belcram H
Leroy P
Abstract
The assessment of polymorphism exhibited by molecular markers is an arduous but essential task that facilitates the use of molecular tools by breeders and geneticists. For that purpose, the value of a wheat composite population was assessed for characterizing the diversity of restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) markers developed by INRA-Genoble. The polymorphism of 13 genomic probes was measured over a set of 80 inbred lines randomly extracted by single-seed descent from a composite-cross of 16 wheat lines. The 13 probe-enzyme combinations revealed 27 loci with codominant polymorphism. As many bands were so far unmapped, the segregational analysis of the progenies appeared very suitable for complex patterns, both in determining allelic relationships and in revealing linkage between loci. Allelic diversity, band sizes and chromosomal location assessed from nullisomic-tetrasomic lines are given for the 27 loci.
External Databases
Agricola: 2011-89360
Keyword
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aegilops ventricosa
alleles
codominance
dna probes
gene location
genetic diversity
genetic markers
inbred lines
intergeneric hybridization
interspecific hybridization
loci
molecular mapping
rflp
segregation
triticum aestivum
triticum durum

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