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Evaluation of a panel of microsatellite markers to study their applications in Serrapinnus notomelas and to reveal the genetic diversity in Hyphessobrycon eques.

Animal biotechnology - 1 Aug 2022

Yamachita Andrei Lincoln, Pandolfi Victor César Freitas, Souza Felipe Pinheiro de, Godoy Sara Mataroli de, Lima Ed Christian Suzuki de, Pereira Ulisses de Pádua, Povh Jayme Aparecido, Campos Eric Costa, Ayres Denise Rocha, Bignardi Annaiza Braga, Ruas Claudete de Fátima, Lopera-Barrero Nelson Mauricio

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Jewel tetra (Hyphessobrycon eques) is a freshwater fish found in several rivers and basins in South America. The present study is the first study to create a panel of microsatellite markers for detecting genetic diversity in H. eques and evaluating the application of these markers in Serrapinnus notomelas. In total, 44 individuals were genotyped from the natural (WIL, n = 20) and stock in captivity (CAP, n = 24)...

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PMID: 33017262
DOI: 10.1080/10495398.2020.1826957

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