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The tetrapod "DNA fingerprinting" M 13 repeat probe reveals genetic diversity and clonal growth in quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides, Salicaceae).

1991-01-01

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A recently developed class of DNA endonuclease fragment probes (variously termed minisatellite, DNA fingerprinting, or variable number tandem repeat loci probes) has detected extensive intraspecific genetic variation in tetrapods. Here we use one probe from this class, the M 13 repeat probe (shown previously to yield DNA fingerprints in humans) to examine genetic diversity in the quaking aspen. Comparisons of endo...

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143502ea-ed7b-5d6d-878d-cd50c0769381
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10.1007/bf00937841
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