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Exploiting the mango genome: molecular markers
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As in other crops, the development of molecular tools is allowing significant progress in understanding different aspects of mango biology. This chapter reviews advances made in the use of different molecular tools in mango in the last decades, including biochemical markers and DNA research. The chapter looks ahead to current and future developments in the field, including next-generation sequencing and localization of genes of interest for breeding purposes. The chapter offers suggestions for further reading on the subject.
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 Biochemical markers
- 3 DNA markers
- 4 Other molecular markers
- 5 Next-generation sequencing technologies
- 6 Genetic linkage maps
- 7 Other ‘omics’
- 8 Future trends and conclusion
- 9 Where to look for further information
- 10 Acknowledgements
- 11 References