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This finding confirms that the ankA gene is a more informative marker for the characterization of genetic diversity in A. phagocytophylum (4 ).

It was shown to be a more informative marker for evaluating relationships of Tanganyikan Synodontis catfish [ 15] as opposed to ND2 and control region [ 16], although Cyt b can also be problematic in its use as a phylogenetic marker, e.g. in terms of saturation in the third codon position [ 60].

To get more informative markers, we combined the information of SNPs located in the same gene.

These markers were chosen mainly in consideration of their heterozygosities (Table 1) documented in the ABI panel guide, since expected heterozygosity can serve as a decent proxy of informativeness of these markers [25], [29] and using more informative markers can decrease the number of markers required to be genotyped [25], [29], [30].

For low divergence lines, a wider range fragments should be selected to get more informative markers.

With the aim of identifying more informative markers allowing a better discrimination between accessions with AAC higher than 25% from those with lower levels, one and three SNPs were selected from Antoni/Gigante Vercelli and Alinano C/Zhen Shang 47, respectively, for molecular markers development.

The frequency of loss of heterozygosity (LOH) for one or more informative markers at 9p21 22 was 65% (15/23).

This entire set of 300 EMBRA microsatellite markers in addition to the 67 published by other groups should therefore allow positioning 200 or more informative markers on any segregating family involving any of the most planted species of Eucalyptus.

Even if we probably decreased this risk by testing 5 independent SNPs, more informative markers (i.e. VNTR) on a larger set of genes (i.e. more than 5) would have been more appropriate to detect exclusion of parternity.

Although relatively easy to amplify routinely, cox1 is amongst the slowest evolving, and least variable of genes available in the entire mtDNA suggesting that more reliable, or at least more informative, markers should be considered for future work, especially diagnostics involving mixed infections or other Taenia species.

In addition to these five significant QTL regions detected with both models, the remaining regions (Growth3, Growth6, Growth7, Growth8, and Growth 9.2) are likely to contain QTL based on the analyses using model A. This may be resolved by further analyses with more informative markers.