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Simple Sequence Repeats Amplification
2013The technique of SSR amplification is a prerequisite to generate the molecular profiles of various alleles of an individual or genotype. Amplification is the multifold duplication and accumulation of a targeted region which is achieved by polymerase chain reaction.
Kundapura V, Ravishankar +1 more
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Simple sequence repeats in bryophyte mitochondrial genomes
Mitochondrial DNA Part A, 2014Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are thought to be common in plant mitochondrial (mt) genomes, but have yet to be fully described for bryophytes. We screened the mt genomes of two liverworts (Marchantia polymorpha and Pleurozia purpurea), two mosses (Physcomitrella patens and Anomodon rugelii) and two hornworts (Phaeoceros laevis and Nothoceros ...
Chao-Xian, Zhao +2 more
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Evolution of simple sequence repeats
Computers & Chemistry, 1996Simple Sequence Repeats (SSRs) are common and frequently polymorphic in eukaryote DNA. Many are subject to high rates of length mutation in which a gain or loss of one repeat unit is most often observed. Can the observed abundances and their length distributions be explained as the result of an unbiased random walk, starting from some initial repeat ...
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Simple sequence repeat map of the sunflower genome
Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 2002Several independent molecular genetic linkage maps of varying density and completeness have been constructed for cultivated sunflower ( Helianthus annuus L.). Because of the dearth of sequence and probe-specific DNA markers in the public domain, the various genetic maps of sunflower have not been integrated and a single reference map has not emerged ...
S., Tang +4 more
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Repetitive DNA sequences: Some considerations for simple sequence repeats
Computers & Chemistry, 1993Abstract Three topics are treated in this paper: (1) can the polymorphism evident in the length of many simple sequence repeats (SSRs) or microsatellites be explained as a result of unequal mitotic crossing over? We conclude that although this mechanism may be a reasonable explanation for polymorphisms of minisatellite sequences, it is less ...
George I. Bell, David C. Torney
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2018
DNA markers are powerful tools for molecular breeding or checking the genetic homogeneity of F1 hybrid seeds. For the simple and fast approach to detect DNA polymorphisms, simple sequence repeats (SSRs), which are tandem repeats of short sequence motifs (mainly 1–6 bases), are powerful markers because of their codominant mode of inheritance, higher ...
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DNA markers are powerful tools for molecular breeding or checking the genetic homogeneity of F1 hybrid seeds. For the simple and fast approach to detect DNA polymorphisms, simple sequence repeats (SSRs), which are tandem repeats of short sequence motifs (mainly 1–6 bases), are powerful markers because of their codominant mode of inheritance, higher ...
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Polymorphism revealed by simple sequence repeats
Trends in Plant Science, 1996Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are a group of repetitive DNA sequences that represent a significant portion of higher eukaryote genomes. They can serve as highly informative genetic markers, and in conjunction with the use of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology enable the detection of length variation.
Powell, W., Machray, G.C., Provan, Jim
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Some Probabilistic Results on the Nonrandomness of Simple Sequence Repeats in DNA Sequences
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2006Some probabilistic results on simple sequence repeats (SSRs) in DNA sequences are derived and used to quantify the nonrandomness of SSRs as an index of nonrandomness. The applicability of the index of nonrandomness is illustrated using several examples from the literature on selected human diseased genes.
Ndifon, Wilfred +2 more
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Complex and simple sequences in human repeated DNAs
Chromosoma, 1978Highly repeated human DNA sequences were isolated by isopycnic centrifugation, or were eluted from gels after restriction enzyme cleavage. High molecular weight DNA peaks separable from the bulk of the DNA in a variety of gradients were shown to consist of very simple sequences characteristic of simple satellite DNAs; DNA fingerprint studies indicated ...
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