1994
DOI: 10.1139/f94-312
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DNA Fingerprinting and Cloning of Hypervariable Minisatellite Repeats in Salmonids

Abstract: We used heterologous Jeffreys' 33.6 core sequence and microsatellites (CAC)5 and (CA)12 as probes and compared them with probes based on the minisatellite sequences from tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in fingerprinting assays. DNA fingerprints generated with the Jeffreys' 33.6 core sequence and the microsatellite (CAC)5 and (CA)12 probes showed complex profiles with high background, but DNA fingerprints using the tilapia and Atlantic salmon probes showed clear, less complex, … Show more

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“…Back-assignment of salmonid progeny to parents has been done in the past, but these studies did not have the advantage of having DNA samples of all adults that contributed to the population (Stevens et al 1993;Leung et al 1994;Hudy et al 2010;Vollestad et al 2012;Kanno et al 2014). Here, we successfully assigned 87.9% (n = 1,279) of the juveniles to a single parent pair.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Back-assignment of salmonid progeny to parents has been done in the past, but these studies did not have the advantage of having DNA samples of all adults that contributed to the population (Stevens et al 1993;Leung et al 1994;Hudy et al 2010;Vollestad et al 2012;Kanno et al 2014). Here, we successfully assigned 87.9% (n = 1,279) of the juveniles to a single parent pair.…”
Section: Source and Introduction Sites Yearmentioning
confidence: 99%