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DNA MOLECULAR MARKER TECHNIQUES AND THEIR APPLICATION IN WHEAT BREEDING AND GENETIC STUDY

Guangyong Qin

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Molecular marker techniques,such as RFLP、RAPD、AFLP、SSR、STS and SNP are introduced, and the following aspects of their application in wheat breeding are discussed: gene tagging and location,genetic mapping,identification and marker of alien chromosomes,identification of germplasm resources and assisted breeding.

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Molecular marker techniques,such as RFLP、RAPD、AFLP、SSR、STS and SNP are introduced, and the following aspects of their application in wheat breeding are discussed: gene tagging and location,genetic mapping,identification and marker of alien chromosomes,identification of germplasm resources and assisted breeding.

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Molecular marker techniques,such as RFLP、RAPD、AFLP、SSR、STS and SNP are introduced, and the following aspects of their application in wheat breeding are discussed: gene tagging and location,genetic mapping,identification and marker of alien chromosomes,identification of germplasm resources and assisted breeding.

Key concepts: Germplasm, Genetic marker, Amplified fragment length polymorphism, Biology, RAPD, Molecular marker, Identification (biology), Restriction fragment length polymorphism

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