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We conducted AFLP (Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism) analysis with th
e six wheat-barley chromosome addition lines of common wheat cultivar Chine
se Spring. We analyzed the AFLP fingerprints generated by 36 combinations o
f selective-amplification primers to find 103 markers specific to the barle
y chromosomes (2.9 markers per combination on average). The numbers of AFLP
markers mapped to the barley chromosomes varied tone to 161 depending of t
he primer combinations. Each barley chromosome had 10 to 27 AFLP markers (1
7.2 markers on average). We identified the chromosome arms in which these m
arkers are located using the barley telocentric addition lines tone to 20 m
arkers per chromosome arm). The AFLP markers were not distributed evenly am
ong chromosomes and chromosome arms. We could not determine the chromosome-
arm locations for some of the barley-specific markers, either because such
markers were found in both the short- and long-arm telocentric lines, or in
neither line.