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GrainGenes Locus Report: Act8B

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Locus	Act8B  [ Marker Report ]
Type	RFLP
Probe	pAct8-1
Chromosome	5H
Map	Barley-Consensus2-5H 4.1 [ Show all 7 ]
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Binlocus in	5H-Bin 1
In QTL	QGms.HaTR-5H QYld.HaTR-5H
Map Data	Barley consensus 2 [ Show all 7 ]
Reference	Wenzl P et al. (2006) A high-density consensus map of barley linking DArT markers to SSR, RFLP and STS loci and agricultural traits BMC Genomics 7:206. Mesfin A et al. (2003) Quantitative trait loci for fusarium head blight resistance in barley detected in a two-rowed by six-rowed population Crop Science 43:307-318.
Data Source	Kleinhofs, Andris
Remark	Number of populations contributing to the placement of Act8B in the Barley, Consensus 2006 DArT maps = 1 This marker is a Binlocus in the Hordeum-Bins maps, i.e. a marker mapped in other crosses and located to the Steptoe x Morex bin Reported in CRS-43-307 as 'Actb'
Possible Orthologs	{Act8} Act8 Act8A

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