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Sequence-Tagged Sites (STS) is a term used in molecular biology and genetics to describe short DNA sequences that can be used as markers to identify and track specific regions of the genome.
STS markers are typically about 200 to 500 base pairs in length and are anchored to known genetic locations, making them useful for identifying and mapping specific regions of the genome. STS markers can be used in a variety of genetic studies, including genome mapping, DNA sequencing, and gene discovery.
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