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Microdissection and amplification of the chromosome arm 5S in a rice telo-tetrasomic

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The rice aneuploids with telochromosomes are ideal genetic stocks for chromosome arm identification and microdissection. A rice telo-tetrasomic line with two extra short arms of chromosome 5 (5S) was used in the present study. The amrs of 5S were microdissected from the prometaphase cells in mitosis and amplified with linker adaptor PCR (LA-PCR). The amplified fmgments, ranging from 200–3000 bp, were confirmed to be from the rice chromosome arm 5S by the rice STS and miamatellite markers.

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Cheng, Z., Yan, H., Dang, B. et al. Microdissection and amplification of the chromosome arm 5S in a rice telo-tetrasomic. Chin. Sci. Bull. 43, 590–594 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02883647

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