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What is the difference between a feature and a marker?

April 26, 2017difference feature Marker

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What is the difference between a feature and a marker?

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Markers are the procedures and reagents, such as RFLP probes and SSR primers, used to map features. A feature is a specific position on a specific map in a specific map set. Hence, a single marker may have been used to map multiple features in different map studies. Marker information is stored in a separate Gramene module.