http://192.168.164.12:81/ricewiki/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3AMa2.jpgFile:Ma2.jpg - Revision history2026-08-28T12:31:18ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.30.0https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/ricewiki/index.php?title=File:Ma2.jpg&diff=181286&oldid=prevMafeifei: Figure 2 Fine mapping of GW5. This map was constructed on the basis of publicly available rice sequences. The CAPS and
Indel markers developed in this work are indicated. (A) GW5 was mapped to a region between markers RM3328 and RMW513
in 805 recessive in2014-06-08T13:47:05Z<p>Figure 2 Fine mapping of GW5. This map was constructed on the basis of publicly available rice sequences. The CAPS and Indel markers developed in this work are indicated. (A) GW5 was mapped to a region between markers RM3328 and RMW513 in 805 recessive in</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Figure 2 Fine mapping of GW5. This map was constructed on the basis of publicly available rice sequences. The CAPS and<br />
Indel markers developed in this work are indicated. (A) GW5 was mapped to a region between markers RM3328 and RMW513<br />
in 805 recessive individuals. (B) Three BAC contigs, OJ1725_E07, OJ1097_A12 and B1007D10, cover the GW5 locus in the Nipponbare genomic sequence. (C) GW5 was narrowed down to a 21-kb genomic DNA region between CAPS markers Cw5and Cw6, and it co-segregated with the Indel1 marker in 2 180 recessive individuals. (D) Compared with IR24, 1.2-kb genomic DNA is deleted in Asominori. (E) Three ORFs are predicted in the candidate region harboring GW5 (http://softberry.com). The<br />
predicted ORF2 is located in the deleted region in Asominori.</div>Mafeifei