[The correlation analysis of microsatellite DNA markers for some production performances in chicken].
Hongxia Li, Qing Zhu, Liang Li, Yi-Ping Liu
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Hongxia Li, Qing Zhu, Liang Li, Yi-Ping Liu
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In this study, thirteen microsatellite DNA markers were selected to analyze the genomic DNAs of 100 progeny derived from the backcross between Yellow Plumage Chicken A line and B line. Allele frequencies were estimated in term of band presence or absence. Polymorphism information content and heterozygosity were calculated based on allele frequencies. The correlation between markers' genotypes and some performance traits was discussed in this paper. The correlation analysis showed that some markers were remarkable correlative to birth weight and body weight at 8wk.
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In this study, thirteen microsatellite DNA markers were selected to analyze the genomic DNAs of 100 progeny derived from the backcross between Yellow Plumage Chicken A line and B line. Allele frequencies were estimated in term of band presence or absence. Polymorphism information content and heterozygosity were calculated based on allele frequencies. The correlation between markers' genotypes and some performance traits was discussed in this paper. The correlation analysis showed that some markers were remarkable correlative to birth weight and body weight at 8wk.
Key concepts: Microsatellite, Loss of heterozygosity, Biology, Genetics, Backcrossing, genomic DNA, Allele, Correlation