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Microsatellite Marker and Amimal Breeding and Genetics

Zhang Li

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Microstellite Maker has been developed since the end of the 1980s. It can distinguish the different species, colonies and genetype individuals efficiently. Microsatellite DNA randomly distributed extensively in all of the eukaryatic organism genome. The characters of Microsatellite marker and its apply in the animal breeding and genetics are discussed in this review.

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Microstellite Maker has been developed since the end of the 1980s. It can distinguish the different species, colonies and genetype individuals efficiently. Microsatellite DNA randomly distributed extensively in all of the eukaryatic organism genome. The characters of Microsatellite marker and its apply in the animal breeding and genetics are discussed in this review.

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Microstellite Maker has been developed since the end of the 1980s. It can distinguish the different species, colonies and genetype individuals efficiently. Microsatellite DNA randomly distributed extensively in all of the eukaryatic organism genome. The characters of Microsatellite marker and its apply in the animal breeding and genetics are discussed in this review.

Key concepts: Microsatellite, Biology, Genetics, Genome, Genetic marker, Genotype, Evolutionary biology, Allele

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