2018
DOI: 10.21178/2079-6080.2018.3-4.17
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The microsatellite markers for estimation of genetic diversity of Scots pine

Abstract: The review discusses trends in using of microsatellite markers for evaluation of the genetic diversity in Scots pine populations. A brief historical outline of SSR marker appearance, development and using for population genetic studies of pine species is given. The characteristics of groups of the most frequently used microsatellite markers of pines are recited. The principles of the development of microsatellite multiplexes are described. The published multiplexes of microsatellite markers proposed for estima… Show more

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“…This is not surprising considering that available for Scots pine EST-SSRs were proposed relying on EST libraries developed for different tissues of 5 Pinus species (Supplementary Table S1). Researchers usually try to avoid using redundant markers, realizing this can give rise to redundant information in genetic maps, inadequate estimation of the genetic diversity, and issues during multiplex PCR [53,70]. On the other hand, detection of redundant markers, especially ones reversely oriented relative to one another within the same gene region, by conventional methods can be problematic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is not surprising considering that available for Scots pine EST-SSRs were proposed relying on EST libraries developed for different tissues of 5 Pinus species (Supplementary Table S1). Researchers usually try to avoid using redundant markers, realizing this can give rise to redundant information in genetic maps, inadequate estimation of the genetic diversity, and issues during multiplex PCR [53,70]. On the other hand, detection of redundant markers, especially ones reversely oriented relative to one another within the same gene region, by conventional methods can be problematic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%