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. 2016 Jan 7;6:18919. doi: 10.1038/srep18919

Table 3. Development and utility assessment of unique SSR primer pairs in the Zunla-1 genome.

  Total Size filtering (%b) Primer pairs isolation
Utility assessment
Average PIC
SSR type Total (%c) Unique (%d) Selected Specific Polymorphic (%e)
Perfect Mono- 302,209 139,351 (46.11%) 132,118 (94.81%) 32,804 (23.54%) 20 11 7 (35.00%) 0.21
Di- 132,938 132,802 (99.90%) 123,621 (93.09%) 26,967 (20.31%) 20 8 5 (25.00%) 0.22
Tri- 182,359 181,411 (99.48%) 175,945 (96.99%) 38,195 (21.05%) 20 15 4 (20.00%) 0.16
Tetra- 18,958 18,910 (99.75%) 17,935 (94.84%) 4,192 (22.17%) 20 12 8 (40.00%) 0.21
Penta- 5,065 5,018 (99.07%) 4,839 (96.43%) 1,125 (22.42%) 20 11 11 (55.00%) 0.23
Hexa- 4,180 4,122 (98.61%) 3,793 (92.02%) 836 (20.28%) 20 12 12 (60.00%) 0.30
C 88,729 40,559 (45.71%) 36,789 (90.70%) 8,647 (21.32%) 20 10 10 (50.00%) 0.27
C*a 5,285 3,390 (64.14%) 3,119 (92.01%) 734 (21.65%) 20 9 8 (40.00%) 0.30
Total 739,723 525,563 (71.05%) 498,159 (94.79%) 113,500 (21.60%) 160 88 65 (40.63%) 0.25

aC with an asterisk means that the number of bases interrupting two adjacent SSR motifs within a compound microsatellite is 0.

bThe ratio of size filtering to the total number of SSR units.

cThe ratio of successful isolation to the remainder after size filtering.

dThe ratio of unique primer pairs to total primer pairs.

eThe ratio of polymorphic number to number selected.