Polymorphism of the serum proteins of wild pigs

Skladanowski, Elżbieta; Zurkowski, M.; Wiatroszak, I.; Filipiak, Wieslaw

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2052.1979.tb01020.x

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“…Biochemical variation in wild boars has been studied on a limited number of specimens and loci (GLASNAK et al 1976, SKLADANOWSKI et al 1979TANAKA et al 1980;SMITH et al 1980).…”

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Genetic variation in isozymes of wild boar (Sus scrofa ferus Linné)

Geburek¹,

Wuehlisch²,

Muhs³

2009

Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research

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Eleven isozyme systems were investigated in wild boar (Sws smofaferus L.) by means of horizontal starch gel-electrophoresis using liver and kidney extracts. Samples of 103 specimen that originated from three adjunct localities from Rhineland-Palatinate (Fed. Rep. Germany) were analysed. AAT, ACO, GDH, GPDH, LDH, ME, MPI, MR, PGDH, and PGI were invariant. Genetic olymorphism is described for PGM. The genetic polymorphism at PgmZ is explained by a bialhic model. Observed genotypic structure dld not differ significantly from Hardy-Weinberg-proportions at this gene locus. The degree of heterozygosit is 58,3 % and Wright's Fixation Index F = -0.166 at Pgm2. The allelic structure at this ene Lcus differed to a great extent was only found in relative low frequencies compared to wild boar. The genetic polymorphisms were moderate in the wild boar population compared to electrophoretic data of other animal species.from that found in domestic swine, i. e. in domestic swine t a e faster migrating PgmZ allozyme

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“…Biochemical variation in wild boars has been studied on a limited number of specimens and loci (GLASNAK et al 1976, SKLADANOWSKI et al 1979TANAKA et al 1980;SMITH et al 1980).…”

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“…TANAKA et al 1980), PGI (KUBEK andDINKLAGE 1971;SAISON and O'REILLY 1971;WIDAR et al 1975), and transferrin (Tf) polymorphisms (e.g. GLASNAK et al 1976;SKLADANOWSKI et al 1979) were reported. In wild boar electrophoretical polymorphisms were also detected for adenosine deaminase, EST, GPDH, ME, peptidases, and PGI (HARTL and CSAIKL 1987).…”

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