2004
DOI: 10.1007/bf03192589
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Polymorphism of bovine microsatellite DNA sequences in the lowland European bison

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“…Even although the current census population size of the Lowland line of European bison is relatively largeover 1400 individuals spread all over the world (European Bison Pedigree Book, Białowieża National Park 2006) -only two free-living herds, in the Polish and Belorussian sides of the Białowieża Forest, are considered as demographically stable, consisting of more than 100 animals each. Genetic diversity of the species is considered very low, threatening its survival Gill, 2002;Gralak et al, 2004) and the precarious situation of the European bison has been often highlighted (Gill, 2002).…”
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“…Even although the current census population size of the Lowland line of European bison is relatively largeover 1400 individuals spread all over the world (European Bison Pedigree Book, Białowieża National Park 2006) -only two free-living herds, in the Polish and Belorussian sides of the Białowieża Forest, are considered as demographically stable, consisting of more than 100 animals each. Genetic diversity of the species is considered very low, threatening its survival Gill, 2002;Gralak et al, 2004) and the precarious situation of the European bison has been often highlighted (Gill, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Genetic diversity of the contemporary European bison population based on microsatellite markers was estimated by Gralak et al (2004) and Luenser, Fickel & Speck (2005). Gralak et al (2004) found mean expected heterozygosity of 0.40 (ranging from 0.13 to 0.53 per locus) and a mean number of alleles per polymorphic locus of 2.5, while Luenser et al (2005) found mean expected heterozygosity of 0.5 with a mean of 2.3 alleles per polymorphic locus.…”
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“…Следует отметить, что локусы INRA23 и TGLA227 были также мономорфны у зубров польской популяции бело-вежской линии [24]. Интересно, что у зубров беловеж-ской линии в локусах TGLA227 и INRA023 фиксированы соответственно аллели 74 и 194 [24], а у исследованных нами зубров кавказско-беловежской линии -аллели 69 и 192 (табл. 1).…”
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“…У зубров из зоопарков Германии, которые преимущественно являются представителями кавказ-ско-беловежской линии, аллели 69 и 192 также встре-чались, однако их частота была относительно невысо-кой -соответственно 0,17 и 0,21 [15]. Информативным является полиморфный локус SPS115: у исследованных нами кавказско-беловежских зубров с высокой частотой (0,904) встречался аллель 258, который был также вы-явлен в зоопарковой популяции зубров Германии (часто-та составила 0,75) [15], но отсутствовал в беловежской популяции [24].…”
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