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Ad-hoc phylogenetic informative markers from protein-coding loci can be obtained with these resources.

We developed and pyrosequenced five novel markers, which all represent partial exons from protein-coding sequences.

In view of the excellent genetic attributes and higher informativeness expected for genic non-coding microsatellite (GNMS) markers, development of such markers from the protein coding genes predicted in the rice genome would be of practical significance.

Loc1, the longest L. oculatus linkage group, had 598 markers in 84 cM; Loc29, the shortest linkage group, had 44 markers in 62 cM; and Loc15 had 145 markers in 52 cM with 34 markers in protein-coding regions.

We developed a set of markers from 13 protein coding genes based on polymorphic cDNA from EST libraries, which provided novel resolution allowing estimation of ancestral character states and a detailed reconstruction of the recent radiative history.

The significance of such markers particularly those derived from the protein-coding sequences and non-coding untranslated regions (UTRs) of genes has reportedly been attributed to their inherent affinity to act as 'functional genetic markers' for rapidly establishing marker trait linkages and to identify genes/quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for traits of agricultural importance in crop plants.

We used this approach to rapidly produce the largest published meiotic map for any fish, to our knowledge, containing >8000 total markers and nearly 1000 protein-coding markers.

A third of those variations were far from any protein-coding gene.

CNC differ in two aspects from conserved protein-coding regions.

17,503 (60.4%) overlapped an exon from a protein-coding gene.

Introns were excluded from nuclear protein-coding loci.