1st Edition
Molecular Markers in Plant Genetics and Biotechnology
INTRODUCTION PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF MOLECULAR MARKERS: D. de Vienne, S. Santoni et al. and M. Falaque: Criteria of Classification
Codominant Markers Detected Individually
Patterns of Multiple Dominant Markers: Genetic Fingerprinting
Polymorphism of Number of Tandem Repeats
Gene Markers: cDNA and Proteins
What Markers are Suitable for What Purpose? CONSTRUCTION OF GENETIC LINKAGE MAPS: D. de Vienne: The Concept of Genetic Distance
Comparing the Most Commonly used Populations
F2 Populations; Recombinant Inbred Lines
Populations Derived from Non-fixed Parents
Comparing the Various Types of Populations
Fundamentals of Genetics Maps MAPPING OF MAJOR GENES: D. de Vienne: Approaches to Mapping of Major Genes
Use of Markers for Cloning Major Genes MAPPING AND CHARACTERIZING QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCI: D. de Vienne and M. Causse
Principle of QTL Mapping; Genetic and Molecular Bases of Quantitative Trait Variation MOLECULAR MARKERS IN POPULATION GENETICS: A. Kremer and S. Mariette
Specific Contributions of Molecular Markers in Comparison to Enzyme Markers
Analysis of Molecular Diversity
Polymorphism within a Population
Differentiation between Populations
Gene Flow APPLICATION OF MARKERS IN SELECTION: A. Charcosset and A. Gallais
Contribution of Diversity Studies to Selection
Marker-assisted Selection
Marker-assisted Recurrent Selection
APPENDICES
Biography
Vienne, Domonique de
