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Protein landmarks for diversity assessment in wheat genotypes
Abstract
Grain proteins from 10 Pakistani registered wheat genotypes were evaluated for diversity assessment based on sodium dodecylsulphate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE). Genetic diversity
was evaluated via UPGMA cluster analysis by constructing dendrogram of fractions of proteins, which were used for the calculation of similarity coefficients between these varieties. The greatest similarity (95%) was observed between Shahkar-95 and Mehran-89, while the lowest similarity (16%) was observed between Parwaz-94 and Abadgar-93. Adoption of this technology would be useful to plant protection regulatory systems, especially for plant variety identification and registration of new plant
varieties, breeding programs and protection purposes.
was evaluated via UPGMA cluster analysis by constructing dendrogram of fractions of proteins, which were used for the calculation of similarity coefficients between these varieties. The greatest similarity (95%) was observed between Shahkar-95 and Mehran-89, while the lowest similarity (16%) was observed between Parwaz-94 and Abadgar-93. Adoption of this technology would be useful to plant protection regulatory systems, especially for plant variety identification and registration of new plant
varieties, breeding programs and protection purposes.