Molecular characterisation of f rench olive cultivars using microsatellites: Towards the establishment of a reference genotype database

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To determine the best combination of SSR markers for genotype discrimination, 58 olive accessions were analysed by 12 SSR loci using the sequencer. Based on 54 alleles, 58 genotypes were characterised. A set of 8 SSR loci was selected as the most efficient combination with a very low probability to obtain a given genotype under random association (ranged between 1.16 10 -10 to 6.56 10-6). Only 17 molecular profile pairs among 1653 pairwise comparisons were distinguished by 1 to 6 alleles. Five cases of homonymy were detected for "Germaine", "Noirette" and "Rougette de Pignan". Further SSR loci should be added in order to validate genotype characterisation.

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Khadari, B., Moutier, N., Pinczon Du Sel, S., & Dosba, F. (2004). Molecular characterisation of f rench olive cultivars using microsatellites: Towards the establishment of a reference genotype database. OCL - Oleagineux Corps Gras Lipides, 11(3), 225–229. https://doi.org/10.1051/ocl.2004.0225

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