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[Use of molecular genetic diagnosis of malignant hyperthermic syndrome (MHS) in selection of pigs].

Genetika - 1 Jun 1993

Brém G, Brening B

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Recently, a mutation has been discovered in the ryanodine-receptor gene causing malignant hyperthermic syndrome (MHS) in pigs. Taking advantage of the RCR analysis of tissue samples from pigs of the Deutch Landeras breed we could have demonstrated that the gene-diagnostics MHS analysis is a simple, reliable and significant way of gene-typing for the stress resistance. Employing this test with sufficient...

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