SSRmine: Python-based command-line toll for precise genomic SSR Markers’ extraction
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SSRmine: Python-based command-line toll for precise genomic SSR Markers’ extraction
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Shabana Begam
Samarth Godara Ramchandaran Bhattacharya Rajender Parsad Sudeep Marwaha |
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QTL mapping, Molecular marker, Simple Sequence Repeats
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Crop improvement, integral to global food security and environmental sustainability, has been significantly enhanced by molecular markers. Simple Sequence Repeats, or microsatellites, stand out as crucial markers due to their unique tandem repeat structure across genomes. These markers are pivotal in genetic diversity assessment, QTL mapping, and marker-assisted selection in crop breeding programs. Despite existing SSR extraction tools, challenges persist, including the need for language-specific expertise and limitations in handling complex genome data. To address these issues, we introduce SSRmine, a userfriendly Python-based tool designed for efficient SSR extraction from diverse sequence data. SSRmine employs a novel algorithm to analyze sequences systematically, extracting SSR markers of varying lengths. The presented tool's design ensures ease of use, platform independence, and adaptability, catering to researchers with varying computational expertise. The study results show that SSRmine significantly improves accessibility to SSR extraction, offering a robust solution for researchers involved in genetic variation studies. The tool's efficiency and versatility make it a valuable asset in advancing crop improvement strategies through precision breeding. Not Available |
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2024-03-01T12:24:17Z
2024-03-01T12:24:17Z 2023-12-15 |
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Research Paper
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Not Available http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/81533 |
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English
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