Identification of species -specific squences in aegilops species

By:

Hardeep Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1997Edition: Deptt. of Genetics CoBSc. &HDescription: 29cm;89lSubject(s):

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T633.25 H27I

Summary: With an objective of identifying species-specific sequences from Aegilops caudata and Ae. umbellulata, high quality genomic DNA was restricted with EcoRI and genomic libraries of both the species were constructed. Genomic DNA fragments of size 0.30-2.10 k

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With an objective of identifying species-specific sequences from Aegilops caudata and Ae. umbellulata, high quality genomic DNA was restricted with EcoRI and genomic libraries of both the species were constructed. Genomic DNA fragments of size 0.30-2.10 k

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