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Technically, as the detection rate of LOH with a single microsatellite marker is relatively low, a panel of microsatellite markers is usually required for the detection of LOH in tumour tissues and plasma/serum to achieve the necessary sensitivity.

Unlike the mtDNA barcode marker, whose evolution and utility as a taxonomic marker is relatively well described [ 9, 10], the evolutionary machinery that drives variation in nuclear rDNA is more complex - being nuclear DNA that does not follow traditional Mendelian rules of inheritance - and a comprehensive understanding of this process remains elusive [ 11- 13].

However, most of the current research only focuses on SNPs as genetic markers, whereas T2DM studies using CNV as a newly discovered genetic marker are relatively rare.

The proportion of variance explained (PVE) by each individual marker was relatively small (up to 12%%) for the growth traits.

However, the resolution of the three markers was quite different, with the COI marker being the least conserved (as evidenced by the abundance of high divergences, or long branches), the LSU marker being relatively divergent at higher taxonomic levels but conserved for closely related species, and the UPA marker being approximately twice as conserved as COI, but with a similar topological pattern.

However, induction of late endoderm markers is relatively favored by WNT3A under high activin.

In general, therefore, the density of AFLP markers is relatively high, making AFLP markers generally suitable for genome scans.

The main advantage of NGS data is that sequence surrounding SNPs or any sequenced marker is readily available and can be assigned to a physical position on the reference genome; thus, their conversion to effective genetic markers is relatively straight forward.

Design and analysis of MIP markers are relatively simple.

A 2010 report from the National Research Council concluded that such systems are "inherently fallible" because they identify people within certain degrees of certainty and because biological markers are relatively easy to copy.

These markers are relatively uniformly distributed in the genome.