09. Structural architecture of genome of corn

https://doi.org/10.31073/agrovisnyk201611-09
Satarova T. M.
Pages: 48-52.

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Abstract
The purpose. Analysis of modern state of researches of genome of corn, in particular structural architecture of kernel DNA and infraspecific polymorphy of the genome caused by emersion transposon, indels, microsatellites, one-nucleotide substitutions. Conclusions. The high level of scrutiny of structural architecture of genome of corn enables to identify molecular markers for assessment of polymorphy of selection specimens, to search functional markers of valuable economic attributes and to use them in programs of marker-associate selection.

Key words: genome, genes, transposons, genome polymorphy, microsatellites, SNP, corn.

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