Services
- Genetic Marker Assisted Breeding
- Plant Molecular Biology Research
- Research on DNA Level of Plant
- Research on Microspore Embryogenesis
- Plant Genetic Engineering
- Plant Genome Editing with CRISPR / Cas9
- Plant Genome Editing with TALEN
- Plant Genome Editing with ZFN
- RNAi Mediated Plant Gene Silencing
- Overexpression of Plant Genes
- Arabidopsis thaliana Transformation
- Oryza sativa Transformation
- Zea mays Transformation
- Triticum aestivum Transformation
- Medicago truncatula Transformation
- Glycine max Transformation
- Gossypium hirsutum Transformation
- Nicotiana tabacum Transformation
- Solanum lycopersicum Transformation
- Brassica napus Transformation
- Solanum tuberosum Transformation
- Virus-Induced Gene Silencing (VIGS) of Plant Genes
- Research on Protein Level of Plant
- Plant Epigenetic Modification Testing Services
- Sequencing-based Plant Breeding
- Plant DNA-level Sequencing Services
- Plant Genome De Novo Service
- Plant Whole Genome Resequencing Service
- Plant Reduced-Representation Genome Sequencing (RRGS)
- Plant Genetic Map Service
- BSA Trait Positioning of Plant
- Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) of Plant
- eQTL Analysis of Plant
- Plant Genetic Evolution Service
- Plant Pan-genome Sequencing
- Plant Whole Exome Sequencing Service
- Individual Selection Pressure Analysis of Plant
- Mixing-tank Selection Pressure Analysis of Plant
- Plant Whole Genome Survey
- Plant RNA Level Sequencing Services
- Eukaryotic Transcriptome Sequencing without Reference Genome
- Eukaryotic Transcriptome Sequencing with Reference Genome
- Prokaryotic Transcriptome Sequencing Analysis
- LncRNA Sequencing of Plant
- Plant Small RNA Sequencing
- Plant Circular RNA Sequencing
- Plant Comparative Transcriptome Service
- Plant Isoform-sequencing with Reference Genome
- Plant Isoform-sequencing without Reference Genome
- Ribo-seq of Plant
- Metatranscriptome Sequencing of Plant
- Plant Single Cell Level Sequencing Services
- Plant Epigenetics Level Sequencing Services
- Plant Proteomics Service
- Proteomics Qualitative Analysis in Plant
- Plant Protein Quantitative Analysis Service Based on Isotope Labeling (iTRAQ / TMT)
- Non-labeled Plant Protein Quantitative Analysis (Label-free / DIA)
- Plant Protein Targeted Quantitative Service (PRM / MRM / AQUA)
- Post-translational Modification Proteomics (PTMs) Service for Plant
- Plant Metabolomics Services
- Plant DNA-level Sequencing Services
- Other Services
- Plant CNV Analysis Service
- Plant Mutation Detection Service
- Plant Strain / Cell Level Services
- Plant Tissue and Cell Culture Services
- Plant Polyploidization Services
- Plant Haploidization Services
- Plant Phenotypic Analysis
- Plant Stress Response Indicators Analysis
- Plant Biochemical Analysis
- Plant Tissue and Cell Imaging Services
- Plant Disease Identification Services
- Plant Organelle Isolation Services
- Genetically Modified Plant Testing Services
- Seed Testing Services
Genetic Marker Assisted Breeding
INQUIRYIntroductions
For a long time, plant breeding selection is based on the phenotypic traits of plants. If the genetic basis of the trait is relatively simple, or the genetic basis is more complex but the genetic effect is an additive effect, phenotypic selection is effective. However, many important agronomic traits are quantitative traits (such as yield), or qualitative traits controlled by multiple genes (such as resistance), or traits whose phenotype is difficult to accurately identify (such as root vigor). At this time, the measurement of the genetic potential of the trait provided by the phenotype is inaccurate, so the selection is inefficient. Genetic breeders have proposed the use of markers for assisted selection to accelerate the process of breeding improvement. Genetic markers refer to any kind of genetic characteristics that can be traced to a chromosome, a certain segment of a chromosome, or a certain locus in the family. It has two basic characteristics, namely heritability and recognizability. Therefore, any genetic mutation with a different phenotype in the organism can be used as a genetic marker. Genetic markers have many obvious advantages, especially when molecular marker technology goes out of the laboratory and is closely integrated with conventional breeding, so it has been widely used in all aspects of modern crop genetic breeding research, such as molecular genetic map construction, gene mapping (QTL) and cloning, genetic diversity research, germplasm resources research (variety/quality identification), comparative genome research, etc.
Services
Lifeasible continuously updates its technology platform and R&D projects, and provides genetic marker assisted breeding services. Only need to provide candidate experimental materials, we will complete a series of work from sample extraction to data analysis.Service content
| Types of genetic markers | Marking technology | Representative service |
|---|---|---|
| Morphological markers | Physiological / morphological traits, ecological geographic distribution, etc. | |
| Cytological markers | Karyotype and banding of chromosomes | Plant karyotype analysis service |
| Biochemical markers | Isozymes, etc. | Isozyme activity analysis service |
| Molecular markers | With molecular hybridization as the core, including RFLP, DNA fingerprinting, in situ hybridization, etc. | |
| With PCR as the core, including RAPD, SSR, SSLP, AFLP, STS, SCAR, etc. | STR / SSR analysis service | |
| New molecular markers, including SNP, EST, etc. | SNP analysis service |
- Plant Karyotype Analysis Service
- Isozyme Activity Analysis Service
- STR/SSR Analysis Service
- SNP Analysis Service
Service process
- Submit the relevant requirements and materials of the project.
- Discuss project details with our professional technical team.
- Revise the experimental plan based on the opinions after discussion.
- Both parties are satisfied and reach an agreement to sign a technical service contract.
- Carry out experiments and complete the content stipulated in the contract on time.
- After the project experiment is over, we will provide the original experimental data, analysis results, experimental procedures, experimental conditions, etc.
Advantages
- Lifeasible specializes in providing services related to agricultural molecular breeding, with standardized systems and scientific management.
- The experiment adopts a carefully optimized experimental procedure, which has extremely high efficiency and specificity.
- The one-stop service we provide makes your upstream and downstream experiments seamlessly connected, facilitates your experiments more conveniently and quickly.
- With a strong bioinformatics team, it can meet the various in-depth data analysis needs of customers.
- Personalized customized package service.
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