Molecular characterization of some lettuce samples(Lactuca sativa) grown in turkey using simple sequencerepeat (SSR)
2021
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This study aims to determine the differences between genotypes of some Lactuca sativa (lettuce) commonly grown in Turkey. In the study, Lactuca sativa genotypes were obtained from the samples of three different companies and their molecular analyzes were carried out. 14 SSR primers were used for analysis of genetic differences between Lactuca sativa genotypes. As a result of the analysis with SSR markers, the differences according to the UPGMA method were considered statistically significant at 95% sensitivity and shown in the distance matrix. As a result of the study, 23 genotypes were divided into two main groups and the genetic difference between these groups was determined as 12%. Among the Lactuca sativa genotypes, lettuce species Yedikule and Eskule varieties were genetically determined to be more distant as expected. The SSR findings gathered as a result of this thesis will contribute to the selection of appropriate SSR markers for future scientific studies and thus to minimize the loss of time and effort for the studies. Keywords: Lactuca sativa, SSR, Genetic relationship, Molecular markers, PCR
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Yazgım Funda
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Yazgım Funda (Master Thesis). Molecular characterization of some lettuce samples(Lactuca sativa) grown in turkey using simple sequencerepeat (SSR), 2021, Eskişehir Technical Üniversity.
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