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Weak Genetic Structure in Northern African Dromedary Camels Reflects Their Unique Evolutionary History.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2017

Cherifi Youcef Amine, Gaouar Suheil Bechir Semir, Guastamacchia Rosangela, El-Bahrawy Khalid Ahmed, Abushady Asmaa Mohammed Aly, Sharaf Abdoallah Aboelnasr, Harek Derradji, Lacalandra Giovanni Michele, Saïdi-Mehtar Nadhira, Ciani Elena

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Knowledge on genetic diversity and structure of camel populations is fundamental for sustainable herd management and breeding program implementation in this species. Here we characterized a total of 331 camels from Northern Africa, representative of six populations and thirteen Algerian and Egyptian geographic regions, using 20 STR markers. The nineteen polymorphic loci displayed an average of 9.79 ± 5.31...

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PMID: 28103238
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0168672
PMCID: PMC5245891

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