The results showed that the GA/CT repeat was the most frequently dispersed microsatellite in peanut.
Although microsatellites present in peanut [ 20, 21], microsatellites have not been fully identified, developed or utilized, and detailed information on the abundance of microsatellites still remains blank.
We believe that microsatellite markers in peanut might be abundant like other legume species, such as soybean.
The objectives of this study were: (1) to identify microsatellites from the cultivated peanut genome; and (2) to detect the polymorphisms using these novel microsatellites in a collection of peanut accessions with diversified origins.
By employing the modified procedures from other plant species, corresponding isolating protocols were established in peanut for development of microsatellites through this study.
The bottle was covered in peanut butter.
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The analytical method was successfully applied to voltammetric determination of peanut allergen Ara h 1 in peanut milk beverage.
