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海洋与湖沼 2012
STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SNP MARKERS IN SCOPHTHALMUS MAXIMUS USING HIGH-RESOLUTION MELTING (HRM)
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Abstract:
The experiment mines Scophthalmus maximus 12428 EST sequence from NCBI database. Putative SNP were detected from assembled contigs using Vector NTI Advance 11. SNP genotyping was performed using high-resolution melting to different character populations. Primers and probes were designed using Primer5 and Oligo7, respectively. The results show that, More than 160 putative SNP were found from 522 contigs; 56 putative SNP were selected for primer design and for SNP marker development, 37 pairs of primer were successfully amplified, including 45 putative SNP site, the success rate is 66.1%; Probes which can hybrid with Putative SNP sites have 13, hybridization Rate is 28.9%; 8 sites of hybridization sites displayed polymorphisms in different character populations, accounting for 61.5% of the hybrid sites. There are 6 transition sites, namely the G-A and C-T are 3 of each. There are 2 transversion sites, namely the T-G and A-T are 1 of each