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A specific primer set (FOX S and FOX R) and TaqMan probe (FOX TM) for F. oxysporum quantification were developed from an SCAR marker derived from RAPD-PCR.

In this paper, we further demonstrated that the epigenetic-genetic chromosome dosage approach can be applied to the prenatal diagnosis of trisomy 21 using a fetal-specific SNP allele as a genetic reference baseline in place of a chromosome Y marker derived from a male fetus.

These fragments were then assembled in the vector pEZ-FRT-Lox-DT [21] such that the arms of homology flank the 5'splice substrate/eGFP/pA cassette [22] followed by the loxP-flanked neomycin resistance marker derived from pEasy-Flox [23].

The CTX-II marker derived from degradation of type II collagen was measured as an index of cartilage turnover.

Plasmid pNitAph was derived from plasmid pNitX; it also carries the chimeric aphVIII selectable marker derived from plasmid pPmr3.

In the case of SCB, stepwise forward regression resulted in a single significant marker derived from the candidate gene hydroxycinnamoyl quinate CoA transferase (HQT-c).

Ding, W. L. et al. Small monomeric and highly stable near-infrared fluorescent markers derived from the thermophilic phycobiliprotein, ApcF2.

Eleven unlinked, non-coding, non-genic, non-repetitive, nuclear DNA markers derived from this library were sequenced in at least one representative species of every platyrrhine genus.

Specifically, we designed and characterized 12 novel, polymorphic markers derived from published expressed sequence tags (EST) for amplification in L. rubellus.

However, in this study, the values of STS and CAPS markers derived from cytoplasmic and nuclear were 2.00 and 2.69, respectively.

Markers derived from these SNPs will allow us to determine QTL positions more precisely than ever before.