<p>(A) Presence of SSRs in the LSC, SSC, and IR regions. (B) Frequency of identified SSR motifs of different repeat types.</p
<p>Lohmann. CDS = coding sequence, IGS = intergenic spacers.</p><p>Distribution of tetra- and hexanu...
Motivation: Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are abundant across genomes. However, the significance of...
<p>Distribution of tetra, penta and hexapolymer single sequence repeats (SSRs) in the <i>Dianthus</i...
<p>(A) Numbers of different repeat types detected in <i>A</i>. <i>arguta</i>. (B) Distribution of re...
A, Number of SSR types in complete genome, coding, and non-coding regions; B, Frequency of identifie...
<p>A: Number of different SSR types detected in the four genomes; B: Frequency of identified SSRs in...
<p>Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) in the <i>Pinus taeda</i> chloroplast genome.</p
(A) Types and number of repeats in the nine chloroplast genomes, (B) frequency by length of repeats ...
Microsatellites, also known as simple sequence repeats, are short (1-6 bp long) repetitive DNA seque...
(A) Types and number of tandem repeats in five Viola chloroplast genomes, (B) Frequency by length of...
<p>List of simple sequence repeats identified in <i>Podocarpus lambertii</i> chloroplast genome.</p
<p>(A) Distribution of SSRs in different classes (B) Frequency of most common SSRs motifs is shown b...
<p>(A) Sorted by type of repeat. (B) Frequencies of repeat groups. (C) Numbers of each repeat type. ...
<p>A: Histogram showing the frequency of repeats by length in the five Araliaceae chloroplast genome...
Microsatellites also known as simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are short repeat motifs (1-6 bp) found ...
<p>Lohmann. CDS = coding sequence, IGS = intergenic spacers.</p><p>Distribution of tetra- and hexanu...
Motivation: Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are abundant across genomes. However, the significance of...
<p>Distribution of tetra, penta and hexapolymer single sequence repeats (SSRs) in the <i>Dianthus</i...
<p>(A) Numbers of different repeat types detected in <i>A</i>. <i>arguta</i>. (B) Distribution of re...
A, Number of SSR types in complete genome, coding, and non-coding regions; B, Frequency of identifie...
<p>A: Number of different SSR types detected in the four genomes; B: Frequency of identified SSRs in...
<p>Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) in the <i>Pinus taeda</i> chloroplast genome.</p
(A) Types and number of repeats in the nine chloroplast genomes, (B) frequency by length of repeats ...
Microsatellites, also known as simple sequence repeats, are short (1-6 bp long) repetitive DNA seque...
(A) Types and number of tandem repeats in five Viola chloroplast genomes, (B) Frequency by length of...
<p>List of simple sequence repeats identified in <i>Podocarpus lambertii</i> chloroplast genome.</p
<p>(A) Distribution of SSRs in different classes (B) Frequency of most common SSRs motifs is shown b...
<p>(A) Sorted by type of repeat. (B) Frequencies of repeat groups. (C) Numbers of each repeat type. ...
<p>A: Histogram showing the frequency of repeats by length in the five Araliaceae chloroplast genome...
Microsatellites also known as simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are short repeat motifs (1-6 bp) found ...
<p>Lohmann. CDS = coding sequence, IGS = intergenic spacers.</p><p>Distribution of tetra- and hexanu...
Motivation: Simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are abundant across genomes. However, the significance of...
<p>Distribution of tetra, penta and hexapolymer single sequence repeats (SSRs) in the <i>Dianthus</i...
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