Claim · model-written summary
Eight STMS classify banana accessions by genomic group and subgroup.
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Verbatim
e0“Analysis of the nuclear genome using only 8 STMS allows the classification of an accession in a genomic group and subgroup.”
t0“banana”
Title
Biotechnology applied to the characterisation of the banana germplasm
Françoise Carreel; Christophe Jenny; Angélique D’Hont; et al. Agritrop (Cirad) 1999
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Method / resource Flow cytometry rapidly determines banana clone ploidy and to some extent genomic group.
- Method / resource Genomic in situ hybridisation identified chromosome species origins in some interspecific banana clones.
- Method / resource Molecular markers improved understanding of cultivated banana origins through A-genome variability.
- Method / resource Chloroplast RFLP infers maternal banana clone origin.
- Observation Nuclear-genome RFLP revealed all wild acuminata subspecies in cultivated banana origins.
- Association Banana fruit quality related to A-genome nature, with cooking and dessert types having different origins.