Application of High Resolution Melt analysis (HRM) for screening haplotype variation in non-model plants: a case study of Honeybush (Cyclopia Vent.) | bioRxiv

Table S1_Species and regions initially screened for HRM primer design[supplements/921080_file03.doc]
Table S2_Genus-speific primers tested for amplification[supplements/921080_file04.doc]
Table S3_Nucleotide variation among haplotypes detected in wild C. subternata populations via HRM and confirmation Sanger sequencing[supplements/921080_file05.doc]
Table S4_Costing analysis comparing HRM to alternative approaches to data generation[supplements/921080_file06.doc]
Supplementary Methods_Lab procedures[supplements/921080_file07.doc]
Supplementary Figure_Neighbor Joining clustering of wild C. subternata populations based on alleic diffreretiation (Jost's D)[supplements/921080_file08.pdf]

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