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Multilocus DNA fingerprinting and genetic relatedness in plants: a case study with banana and tomato.
EXS - 1 Jan 1994
Weising K, Ramser J, Kaemmer D, Kahl G
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The technique of DNA fingerprinting is frequently used for studies of genetic diversity and relatedness in a wide range of organisms. In humans and animals, multilocus fingerprints are mainly applied to paternity and identity test cases, behavioral ecology, and the analysis of population structures. In plants and fungi, the frequent occurrence of "low-variability" fingerprint patterns additionally allows to use...
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