Development of eSSR-Markers in Setaria italica and Their Applicability in Studying Genetic Diversity, Cross-Transferability and Comparative Mapping in Millet and Non-Millet Species.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3689721 · PMID 23805325

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The comparative genome mapping showed considerably significant proportion of sequence-based orthology and syntenic relationship of eSSR markers distributed over nine foxtail millet chromosomes with sorghum (~68%, 223), maize (~61%, 200) and rice (~42%, 136) chromosomes ( Tables S7 –S9).

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