ArticleMolecular biology reports2024
Silkless1 gene in maize: development and validation of the gene-based markers for breeding silkless baby corn.
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Abstract
backgroundThe role of the silkless1 (sk1) gene in developing silkless baby corn, a distinctive trait in maize has been investigated. So far, no sk1 gene-specific marker has been available for accelerated development of silkless baby corn hybrids. METHODS &
resultsWe developed sk1 gene-based markers and validated them in backcross (BC) and F
conclusionsThis study is the first to show the practical use of sk1 gene in marker-assisted selection (MAS). This research also reports the development of novel genetic resources for innovative silkless baby corn breeding.
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