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5.7<br />

260 nm. To check for DNA degradation, the samples were separated<br />

eledrophoretically on ethidium bromide stained 0.75% agarose gels in 0.5 x TA€ buffer<br />

(trislsodiumlaœtatelEDTA pH 8.0). lsolated DNA was s<strong>to</strong>red in TE buffer at -20" C.<br />

Polymerase Chain Readon (PCR)<br />

A set <strong>of</strong> 30 primers (oligonucleotides), obtahed from the University <strong>of</strong> British<br />

Columbia (UBC), was tested <strong>to</strong> detect polyrnorphism between the donor populations <strong>of</strong><br />

DCSJ and Reward. PCR was pe~omed using 50 ngîpl <strong>of</strong> genomic DNA in 25 pl<br />

volumes using a PTC-1 OON (MJ Research, Inc.), as reported by Mailer et al. (1 994).<br />

RAPD products were separated by electrophMesis on ethidium bromide stained 1 -4 Oh<br />

agarose gels in lx TAE buffer. Genomic DNA from 8. napus and a negative control<br />

were exposed <strong>to</strong> the PCR conditions with the analysis <strong>of</strong> each new primer. Lambda<br />

DNA diçested with Hindll (Phamiacia Biotech) was included as the sire marker.<br />

RA PD Analysis<br />

Primers that expressed polyrnorphism between DSC-3 and Reward donor<br />

populations were selected from the initial primer set. <strong>The</strong>se primers, shown in Table<br />

5.1, were tested against each <strong>of</strong> the DH lines produced from the two donor populations.<br />

UBC primers 329 and 338 were selected for RAPD analysis because they<br />

resulted in the highest amount <strong>of</strong> informative bands being expressed among al1 <strong>of</strong> the<br />

primers used <strong>to</strong> analyze the DH lines (Table 5.2). This was detennined by calculating

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