Assessment of genetic diversity in Saccharum using SSR markers and capillary electrophoresis
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Abstract
This study was conducted to assess the genetic diversity amongst 12 Saccharum clones from 3 species using 19 SSR markers and capillary electrophoresis(CE). A total of 229 DNA bands were generated showing a size range between 100 and 260 bp. Based on the SSR data,the Jaccard's genetic similarity coefficients ranged from a minimum of 0.09 between CP72-1210(cultivar)and In81-142(S.spontaneum)to a maximum 0.65 between GX87(S.spontaneum)to GX86(S.spontaneum). In the dendrogram using UPGMA method,the 12 Saccharum clones were clustered into two groups. The three S.spontaneum clones formed a single group,while the three S.officinarum clones clustered with the six cultivars,which demonstrated that S.officinarum had a closer genetic relationship with cultivars than S.spontaneum. The SSR markers data generated based on capillary electrophoresis are more accurate,simpler and automatic as compared to other molecular markers or electrophoresis.
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