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In terms of repeat length, totals of 209 di-nucleotide and 224 tri-nucleotide motif SSRs were found in the successful sequences representing 42.1 and 45.1% of the total number of successfully sequenced clones, respectively with the remainder being tetra- or penta- nucleotide repeats similar to the di-nucleotide repeats we used as probes.
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