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Heterologous amplification of microsatellite loci from mouse and rat in oryzomyine and Thomasomyine South American rodents.

Biochemical genetics - 1 Apr 2000

Lima-Rosa C A, Hutz M H, Oliveira L F, Andrades-Miranda J, Mattevi M S

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Eleven heterologous primers were investigated in 119 individuals of 11 species of rodents of the Oryzomyine and Thomasomyine groups. The animals were collected at four sites of the "Cerrado," a dryland biome located on the Brazilian Plateau, all of them being karyotyped and taxonomically allocated according to the karyotype. Four of these primers, R47, R65, R75 (from Rattus), and ATP (from Mus) cross-amplified in...

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PMID: 11100269
DOI: 10.1023/a:1002767930781

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