[PDF] Top 20 Genetic Diversity and Population Structure of Theileria annulata in Oman.

... genotypes in the bovine host can be considered a pre-requisite for cross-mating and recombination of ...T. annulata in the vector. Thus, co-uptake of piroplasm/ gametocytes ... See full document

... criticized, in particular, when ESUs are defined solely on neutral molecular markers that ignore adaptive differences (Frankham et ...degree of genetic flow, but with significant adaptive ... See full document

... bone and soft ...individuals of known origin, wild animals captured for eco- logical studies, road-killed individuals, and museum col- lection ...preserved in 95% ethanol, and stored ... See full document

... reefs of the surrounding ...absence of diseases [4, 5, 9], as well as the presence of large predators ...groupers and snappers) [8, 10], suggesting Saba Bank could fulfill an essential role ... See full document

... biggest of the eight felids present in Iran after the leopard and the ...areas and it has a key role in the control of rodent ...status of caracal populations is not clear ... See full document

... analysis of genetic diversity of the common three-toed sloth, Bradypus variegatus, in an attempt to understand population structure, identify divergent intraspecific ... See full document

... objective of this work was to assess the genetic diversity and population structure of wheat genotypes, to detect significant and stable genetic ... See full document

... selection of the studied sample of M. tuberculosis clinical isolates and, main results from drug susceptibility testing and ...contaminated and another 5 showed no growth, leaving a ... See full document

... species of marine turtle but had a strong history of harvest in the Atlantic Ocean, with some populations being severely ...depleted. In Brazil egg exploitation was intense before 1982, but ... See full document

... importance and occurs in different geographic regions in ...Knowing and evaluating the existence of places with higher genetic variability can help in conservation ... See full document

... genome diversity within a species, and to evaluate genetic relationships between individuals and ...one of the most important polymorphic markers that can be used effectively to ... See full document

... existence of two populations in the Magdalena River ...third population detected by the Bayesian analysis could be a consequence of the repeated restocking programs conducted in this ... See full document

... panmitic, and that the diversity among populations is fairly high, being superior to what would be expected for groups of plants having a full-sib family ...estimates of θ ˆ P obtained for ... See full document

... between genetic diversity and environmental heterogeneity in common reed populations [86,87,88,89], but very few studies have explicitly tested the causal environmental factors behind the ... See full document

... Results: Genetic diversity was high in the breeds studied, with an overall mean of ...locus and an average expected heterozygosity of 0.80. Signs of genetic ... See full document

... Abstract: Genetic diversity is an essential factor for the success of any plant breeding program and should be considered to ensure genetic gain through ...breeding. In Brazil, ... See full document

... the structure and functioning of marine ...degradation and ecosystem ...resource and in 1988 the limpet fishery in São Miguel Island collapsed, and after which a ... See full document

... one of the most efficient techniques for the genetic characterization of germplasm collections is the use of molecular ...detect genetic differences at the DNA level and ... See full document

... (mitochondrial and nuclear) were sequenced to determine the genetic diversity, population structure, and demographic history of populations of the yel- lowtail ... See full document

... positively and significantly correlated with geographic distance (r = ...The population history of this species provided no evidence for population expansion or bottlenecks in any ... See full document