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expand all sections collapse all sections  Reference "PCR-based molecular markers for the fragrance gene in rice (Oryza sativa. L.)"
Reference ID 6931
Title PCR-based molecular markers for the fragrance gene in rice (Oryza sativa. L.)
Source Theoretical and applied genetics, 2000, vol. 101, pp. 364-371
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Abstract The genomic DNA clone RG28, linked to the major fragrance gene of rice (fgr),
was assessed for polymorphism in order to produce a PCR-based marker for
fragrance. A small mono-nucleotide repeat, that was polymorphic between a pair
of fragrant and non-fragrant cultivars, was identified and developed into a co-
dominant PCR-based marker. The polymorphism-information-content determinations
for three microsatellite markers, that have been genetically mapped near RG28,
are also presented. These PCR-based markers will be highly useful in
distinguishing fragrance-producing alleles from non-fragrance-producing alleles
at the fgr locus.
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