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Genetic basis of allochronic differentiation in the fall armyworm

Hänniger, S.; Dumas, P.; Schöfl, G.; Gebauer-Jung, S.; Vogel, H.; Unbehend, M.; Heckel, D.G.; Groot, A.T. DOI 10.1186/s12862-017-0911-5 Publication date 2017 Document Version Other version Published in BMC Evolutionary Biology Link to publication

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Hänniger, S., Dumas, P., Schöfl, G., Gebauer-Jung, S., Vogel, H., Unbehend, M., Heckel, D. G., & Groot, A. T. (2017). Genetic basis of allochronic differentiation in the fall armyworm. BMC Evolutionary Biology, 17, [68]. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12862-017-0911-5

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Additional file 9

Primer combinations and annealing temperatures (Ta) of candidate genes. Experiment Candidate

Gene

Primer Ta (°C)

QTL 1 Vrille PC19 Forward: 5’CGACCCAAATGACTACTCTCCT PC19 Reverse: 5’ CGTCAGCTTACTCCTCTTGGTT 58 PC34 Forward: 5’ ACCGGCTCATAATTGATCGTT PC34 Reverse: 5’ GTCGGTTGCAAAAACTGAATGTC 58

PC38 Forward: 5’ CGG GGC AAC CGA CAA AAA AAT PC38 Reverse: 5’ GCGTTCAATAAAAAGGACGCGGATCA 58 EBOX1 Forward: 5’ GATCCGCGTCCTTTTTATTGAAC EBOX1 Reverse: 5’CGAAAGCATCACTCAACACAATG 58 Structure analysis of Vrille

Vrille PC8 Forward: 5’GTCCGCCGAAACATGGTYGCMG PC8 Reverse: 5’ GDACTGAACCGGGDGGTTCG 61 -50 PC19 Forward: 5’CGACCCAAATGACTACTCTCCT PC19 Reverse: 5’ CGTCAGCTTACTCCTCTTGGTT 58 PC21 Forward: 5’CCCTACCAGGAGAGGCTACC PC21 Forward: 5’ TCAGTGCTCGWGCSMGCGSG 58 PC34 Forward: 5’ ACCGGCTCATAATTGATCGTT PC34 Reverse: 5’ GTCGGTTGCAAAAACTGAATGTC 58

PC38 Forward: 5’ CGG GGC AAC CGA CAA AAA AAT PC38 Reverse: 5’ GCGTTCAATAAAAAGGACGCGGATCA 58 CDS+5’ Forward: 5’ TGTCACGTGTTTCAAGCATGGTA CDS+5’ Reverse: 5’ TGTTCTGGTGCATCATGTTCTTC 58 EBOXBCD Forward: 5’ ATTTCACGTTCTTCGATCAC EBOXBCD Reverse: 5’ TAAATGCAAATGCACAGAAC 55 EBOXDE Forward: 5’ CTAATCGCGGTTCTAATGAC EBOXDE Reverse: 5’ CATTCGAAACTTAAGGTTGC 55 EBOXFGH Forward: 5’ GCAACCTTAAGTTTCGAATG EBOXFGH Reverse: ACGGTGACGACACTCTAAAT 55

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EBOXI Forward: 5’ GATCCGCGTCCTTTTTATTGAAC EBOXI Reverse: 5’CGAAAGCATCACTCAACACAATG 58 EBOXJ Forward: 5’ ACCGGCTCATAATTGATCGTT

EBOXJ Reverse: 5’GCGGATTTCTTCCGTTACAA 58 EBOXK Forward: 5’ TGTCACGTGTTTCAAGCATGGTA EBOXK Reverse: 5’GTCGGTTGCAAAAACTGAATGTC 58 DNAwalk1 TSP1: 5’GCGTCAGCTTACTCCTCTTGGTT DNAwalk1 TSP2: 5’GCTGTGCTTTGAGTACGTGGTTC DNAwalk1 TSP3: 5’GCGCTGTCCAAAGAACTCCTTGC 65 65 66 DNAwalk2 TSP1: 5’TGAGCCGGTAATACAGGAAGTGTAA DNAwalk2 TSP2: 5’TGCCTATTGTGGCGACTTAGTTTGAT DNAwalk2 TSP3: 5’GCGTTCAATAAAAAGGACGCGGATCA 64.1 64.4 66.2 Expression analysis

Vrille Forward: 5’ CTGTGCTTTGAGTACGTGGTTC Reverse: 5’ GCAAACAGAGGGAGTTCATACC

58 eIF1α Forward: 5’AGGAGTTGCGTCGTGGTTAC

Reverse: 5’ CTTTGATTTCGGCGAACTTG

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