Abstract
Sugi, Cryptomeria japonica D. Don, is one of the most important forestry species in Japan. We here report the development of 217 CAPS markers derived from sugi cDNA libraries. More than half of a set of STS markers produced could be converted into CAPS markers using restriction endonuclease analysis. Of the 217 markers, 71 showed different patterns of polymorphism when they were digested with a range of endonucleases and, in total, 347 polymorphisms were found in the various combinations of STSs and endonucleases. When the polymorphisms gave co-dominant patterns in a screening program, the polymorphic information content (PIC) used to evaluate the value of the polymorphisms was relatively high (0.33, on average) compared to the information yielded by commonly used markers, like isozymes. The results of a segregation analysis suggest that approximately 80% of the CAPS markers developed here will show co-dominant inheritance. From logistic regression analysis, the polymorphisms were found to be associated more strongly with intron than with exon regions. Sixty two markers were subsequently mapped on the previously reported linkage map, 15 of which showed abnormal segregation, presumably caused by linkage with lethal factors.
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