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. 2017 Sep 13;8:1555. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2017.01555

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Copyright © 2017 Shorinola, Balcárková, Hyles, Tibbits, Hayden, Holušova, Valárik, Distelfeld, Torada, Barrero and Uauy.

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Physical map of the Phs-A1 interval in bread wheat Chinese Spring (CS) and wild emmer (Zavitan). (A) Phs-A1 interval in CS is covered by two non-overlapping BAC clusters: Cluster 285 (4 BACs) and Cluster 16421 (11 of the 20 MTP BACs). BACs are represented by solid lines while genes found on the BAC are represented by filled ovals. The proposed candidate genes for Phs-A1 are in red font. (B) Whole genome assembly of Zavitan wild emmer across the Phs-A1 interval. Genes present in both assemblies are joined by dotted lines.