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Fig 1.

Flow chart showing the pipeline used for the identification and characterisation of miRNA-derived SSRs in common wheat.

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Fig 2.

Physical locations of the 13 selected miRNAs on 11 different wheat chromosomes.

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Table 1.

Details of 13 selected miRNA-SSRs, including gene names, sequences, miRNA lengths, pre-miRNA lengths, and chromosomal locations or genomic coordinates.

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Fig 3.

PAGE profile of SSR marker ‘HT-160b’ on 37 wheat genotypes showing length polymorphism.

M = 100 base pair ladder, 1–26; heat tolerant wheat genotypes, and 27–37; heat susceptible wheat genotypes. The arrow shows four alleles—a, b, c, and d (marked on genotypes 21–24) amplified by HT-160b.

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Table 2.

Details of 13 miRNA–SSRs, including miRNA gene family, SSR motif, primer sequences, and product size.

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Fig 4.

Estimation of the number of groups based on the output from the software STRUCTURE.

4a: Plot of ΔK over K (range 2–10) calculated using the data of 13 miRNA-SSRs genotyped on a set of 37 wheat genotypes. 4b: Bar plot showing the grouping of 37 genotypes into four different clusters. 4c: PCA plot showing the grouping of 37 wheat genotypes into four groups.

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Table 3.

Analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) calculated using the data of 13 miRNA-SSRs genotyped on a set of 37 wheat genotypes.

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Table 4.

Genetic diversity parameters including the number of different alleles (Na), number of effective alleles (Ne), information index (I), expected heterozygosity (He), and unbiased heterozygosity (UHe) in four sub-population of the 37 genotypes.

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Fig 5.

Un-weighted neighbor-joining tree showing the grouping of 37 genotypes based on miRNA-SSRs data.

The genotypes highlighted in red color are heat-susceptible, while genotypes written in black color are heat-tolerant. Values given in blue color are bootstrap values.

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