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Amplification of microsatellites adapted from human systems in faecal DNA of wild Hanuman langurs (<i>Presbytis entellus</i>)
1 Jun 1998
Abstract excerpt
Microsatellite systems originally established for human DNA were utilized for paternity testing from faecal DNA in a natural population of Hanuman langurs (Presbytis entellus). Thirty-two primer pairs were applied to amplify DNA obtained from langur faeces. Twenty-two of these primer pairs yielded specific amplification products and 11 loci were polymorphic. Allele distributions and heterozygosity rates were...
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