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Use of (CAT)5 as a DNA fingerprinting probe for fungi

1994-05-01

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A new DNA fingerprinting probe, (CAT)5, was evaluated for its ability to detect variation in higher fungi. The probe, which apparently detects variable number tandem repeat (VNTR) loci, was shown to be highly sensitive to genetic variation. The DNA of each of 30 single-basidiospore progeny of a dikaryon of Heterobasidion annosum exhibited a unique fingerprint after PstI restriction, electrophoresis, and in-gel hyb...

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10.1094/phyto-84-534
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