Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers

Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers

Objective. To analyze the genetic variability in two populations of the native canine breed “Uruguayan Cimarron” from different areas of the country. Materials and methods. DNA was isolated from 40 animals of the Cimarron breed. Using PCR, 11 RAPD (random amplified polymorphism of DNA) molecular mar...

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Main Authors: Silvia Llambí D, Rosa Gagliardi B, Mónica Martínez T, Jorge Estevez C, Ana Gorozurreta O, María Victoria Arruga L
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Cordoba 2008-12-01
Series:Revista MVZ Cordoba
Subjects:
Canis familiaris
genome
Uruguay
Online Access:http://apps.unicordoba.edu.co/revistas/revistamvz/mvz-133/v13n3a4.pdf
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spelling doaj-aae5ad9f7fc54e95bb38235badb2ca812020-11-24T21:16:49ZengUniversidad de CordobaRevista MVZ Cordoba0122-02681909-05442008-12-0113314641468Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markersSilvia Llambí DRosa Gagliardi BMónica Martínez TJorge Estevez CAna Gorozurreta OMaría Victoria Arruga LObjective. To analyze the genetic variability in two populations of the native canine breed “Uruguayan Cimarron” from different areas of the country. Materials and methods. DNA was isolated from 40 animals of the Cimarron breed. Using PCR, 11 RAPD (random amplified polymorphism of DNA) molecular markers were analyzed. Results. 14.9% of loci were polymorphic. We found an index of shared bands of 0.91, a genetic distance of 0.16 and a Nei’s average diversity index of 0.08. Conclusions. Both populations present a high homogeneity and genetic identity for these markers suggesting that they belong to a common genetic nucleus.http://apps.unicordoba.edu.co/revistas/revistamvz/mvz-133/v13n3a4.pdfCanis familiarisgenomeUruguay
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author Silvia Llambí D
Rosa Gagliardi B
Mónica Martínez T
Jorge Estevez C
Ana Gorozurreta O
María Victoria Arruga L
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Rosa Gagliardi B
Mónica Martínez T
Jorge Estevez C
Ana Gorozurreta O
María Victoria Arruga L
Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
Revista MVZ Cordoba
Canis familiaris
genome
Uruguay
author_facet Silvia Llambí D
Rosa Gagliardi B
Mónica Martínez T
Jorge Estevez C
Ana Gorozurreta O
María Victoria Arruga L
author_sort Silvia Llambí D
title Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
title_short Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
title_full Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
title_fullStr Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of two populations of the Uruguayan canine breed Cimarron (Canis familiaris) using rapd markers
title_sort analysis of two populations of the uruguayan canine breed cimarron (canis familiaris) using rapd markers
publisher Universidad de Cordoba
series Revista MVZ Cordoba
issn 0122-0268
1909-0544
publishDate 2008-12-01
description Objective. To analyze the genetic variability in two populations of the native canine breed “Uruguayan Cimarron” from different areas of the country. Materials and methods. DNA was isolated from 40 animals of the Cimarron breed. Using PCR, 11 RAPD (random amplified polymorphism of DNA) molecular markers were analyzed. Results. 14.9% of loci were polymorphic. We found an index of shared bands of 0.91, a genetic distance of 0.16 and a Nei’s average diversity index of 0.08. Conclusions. Both populations present a high homogeneity and genetic identity for these markers suggesting that they belong to a common genetic nucleus.
topic Canis familiaris
genome
Uruguay
url http://apps.unicordoba.edu.co/revistas/revistamvz/mvz-133/v13n3a4.pdf
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