1993
DOI: 10.1139/g93-061
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An RFLP species-specific DNA sequence for the A genome of rice

Abstract: A DNA sequence, pOs6.20, was cloned from the nuclear genome of cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) by hybridization with a human minisatellite sequence. At high hybridization stringency, a subfragment of the rice sequence, pOs6.20.3, detected low-copy restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLPs), which behaved as Mendelian genetic markers. This subfragment detected multicopy RFLPs between an indica and a javanica cultivar at medium hybridization stringency. The sequences detected by pOs6.20.3 at high hybrid… Show more

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“…Such sequences have been cloned and sequenced in variety of organisms, e.g., humans (Wong et al 1986 ), plants (Dallas et al 1993), and fungi. The internal repeat sequence (GAGGGXGGXGGT-TCT) of the protein I11 gene of bacteriophage M13 has been used extensively as a hybridization probe for minisatellitelike sequences in the genome of a variety of organisms (Ryskov et al 1988), including fungi (Meyer et al 1991).…”
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“…Such sequences have been cloned and sequenced in variety of organisms, e.g., humans (Wong et al 1986 ), plants (Dallas et al 1993), and fungi. The internal repeat sequence (GAGGGXGGXGGT-TCT) of the protein I11 gene of bacteriophage M13 has been used extensively as a hybridization probe for minisatellitelike sequences in the genome of a variety of organisms (Ryskov et al 1988), including fungi (Meyer et al 1991).…”
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confidence: 99%