Isolation and characterization of species-specific repetitive DNA sequences of G. longicalyx relative to G. hirsutum /
8 G-. clones were confirmed specific by secondary screens.
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | 8 G-. clones were confirmed specific by secondary screens. 80 G. sturtianum were selected based on results of the barbadense may be promoted. Furthermore, probes exhibiting characterized by hybridization togenomic DNAs of three chromosomes plus a specific G-. turtianum chromosome. The Cl-C and Cl-D plants. Lanes of both the Cl-C and Cl-D cultivated tetraploid species, G. hirsutum and G. cytogenetic markers, the genetic improvement of the discriminating among taxonomic groups, and for analyzing DNA sequences as species-specific molecular and molecular each of which includes a full complement of G.irsutum examined were specific for G. turtianum, but none of the II G.turtianum repetitive DNA clone pCL8 was present in the genomic DNAs of 16 species representing 7 genomic groups of hirsutum and G. sturtianum or G. longicalyx genomic DNA. initial screening. Each of the 4 G. sturtianum and 13 G. loncjicalyx recombinant plasmids selected in the initial longicalyx but lacking in G. hirsutum. By using repeated monosomic addition plants, MA Cl-A, MA Cl-C, and MA Cl-D, monosomic alien addition phylogeny. Initially, the species-specific nature of G. plants showed faint hybridizations relative to the G. plants tested. repetitive DNA clone pCL21 was present in all three of the repetitive DNA sequences present in G. sturtianum and G. screening were further characterized by hybridization to species-specificity could provide convenient markers for sturtianum and G. longicalyx repetitive sequence clones The G-. turtianum recombinant plasmids were further the genus Gossypium. Two of the 4 G.turtianum clones The purpose of this work was to isolate and characterize Thirteen of 118 G. longicalyx recombinant plasmids and 4 of turtianum and pentaploid lanes. The G. turtianum were used in hybridizations to Southern blots of G. |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Plant Breeding". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | xii, 52 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm. Also available online. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |