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[Variation of BM224 microsatellite in green frogs of the genus Rana].

Tsitologiia - 1 Jan 2010

Usmanova N M, Litvinchuk S N, Kazakova E A, Kazakov V I

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The variable microsatellite repeat BM224 has been discovered in the genomes of eight species of green frogs (Rana ridibunda, R. cf bedriagae, R. cretensis, R. esculenta, R. lessonae, R. shquiperica, R. saharica, R. nigromaculata). Earlier, this repeat had been observed in members of the genus Bufo. In this paper, a possibility of usage of this genetic marker for species identification is discussed.

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