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polymorphism as a 150-bp fragment in NC946 (T) and a 160-bp fragment in NC592 (P). To indirectly select for Sw-5 , the sequenced characterized amplified region (SCAR) marker SCAR421 was used ( Anfoka et al., 2006 ; Folkertsma et al., 1999 ; Stevens et al
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Cláudia S. da Costa Ribeiro and Paul W. Bosland
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cleaved amplified polymorphic markers (CAPs), sequence characterized amplified region (SCAR) markers, conserved orthologous sequence (COS), conserved orthologous sequence II (COSII) that were designed from public sequences available at Sol Genomics Network
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mitochondrial genes. Two candidate genes for S are the mitochondrial loci, orf456 and atp6-2 , identified and studied by Kim et al. (2007) and Kim and Kim (2006) . Furthermore, two CMS-specific sequence-characterized amplified region (SCAR) markers, the
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). Table 1. Sequenced characterized amplified region markers designed from random amplified polymorphic DNA and expressed sequence tag markers closely linked to the dwarfing locus in ‘M.9’ apple rootstock. Linkage analysis and genetic
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hybridization with a lime, lemon, or citron ( Federici et al., 1998 ). Nicolosi et al. (2000) clustered ‘Bergamot’ within the citron group using RAPD, sequence-characterized amplified region, and cpDNA markers, and this observation was supported by a later