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Together with the genotyping data of six medaka inbred strains, our new marker set provides a powerful tool for genome-wide analysis of complex biological phenomena found widely in medaka populations.

The PPY23 marker set provides substantially stronger discriminatory power than other available kits but at the same time reveals the same general patterns of population structure as other marker sets.

The intermated structure of the IBM population, and the fact that nearly every recombination event that occurred during population development is tagged in the dense marker set, provided us with the ability to cluster correlated markers to increase detection of QTL.

Using the more comprehensive SNP marker set will provide the power to start looking at selection and adaptation to anthropogenic caused change in these species.

The results achieved illustrate the benefit of adding specialized marker sets to provide enhanced scope and power to an already highly effective system of DNA analysis for forensic identification.

Mapping was performed on the marker set outlined and provided in the work by Burton et al. (2015).

Our objectives for univariate analysis were two-fold: to characterise univariate behaviour as a performance assessment for potential inclusion in the final marker set, and to provide a reduced set of markers for exhaustive multivariable model exploration.

The extensive marker set generated by this study provides an unprecedented opportunity to conduct a large-scale association analysis of growth traits in C. farreri.

The marker set used in this study provided enough polymorphism to discriminate between individual species, subspecies and subgroups of all accessions of Musa.

For example, in contrast to the study of Creste et al. (2003) who were not able to find polymorphic loci among the Cavendish subgroup of bananas in their study based on six SSR loci, the marker set used in our study did provide polymorphic loci among the three representatives of the Cavendish subgroup, allowing for their distinction.

Since detection of the transcript usually is better the closer a probe sets is relative to the 3' end, many of the extended probe sets provide better markers for gene expression.