Dyman T. Genetical differentiation of domesticated and related wild Ungulata species

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0402U002150

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  • 03.00.15 - Генетика

18-06-2002

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Д.26.317.01

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The genetical structure of local breeds of agricultural species and related wild Ungulata species and also zoo species - isolates of Askania-Nova were investigated with using of different types of molecular-genetic markers (proteins, DNA-markers). Possibility of structure gene and anonymous DNA sequences polymorphism using for species differentiation was evaluated. It had been studied the level of genetical variability of domesticated and wild Ungulata species. Biochemical markers mostly involved in processes of this species divergence were revealed. Possibilities of structure gene allele identification by PCR-RFLP assay were studied on kappa-casein gene example. It had been investigated the influence of transgene integration on the organ-specific spectra of common methabolism enzymes in animal.

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