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World's Poultry Science Journal, 1965
(1965). Conservation of a Gene Pool. World's Poultry Science Journal: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 166-172.
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(1965). Conservation of a Gene Pool. World's Poultry Science Journal: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 166-172.
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Science, 2015
Rapid genetic exchange leads to mosaic genomes in cyanobacterial populations [Also see Report by Rosen et al. ]
Michael M. Desai, Aleksandra M. Walczak
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Rapid genetic exchange leads to mosaic genomes in cyanobacterial populations [Also see Report by Rosen et al. ]
Michael M. Desai, Aleksandra M. Walczak
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Nature, 1992
Conservation of Biodiversity for Sustainable Development. Edited byO. T. Sandlund, K. Hinder and A. H. D. Brown. Oxford University Press/Scandinavia University Press: 1992. Pp. 327. £35.
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Conservation of Biodiversity for Sustainable Development. Edited byO. T. Sandlund, K. Hinder and A. H. D. Brown. Oxford University Press/Scandinavia University Press: 1992. Pp. 327. £35.
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Divergent gene pools in rice improvement
Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1983The objective of the present study was to investigate the genetic architecture of yield in diverse populations of rice. Multivariate analysis by Mahalanobis's D(2) statistic and canonical (vector) analysis revealed that panicle weight, days to maturity, plant height and seed size were the important forces contributing towards divergence.
K S, Kanwal, R M, Singh, J, Singh
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The Russian Gene Pool: Gene Geography of Surnames
Russian Journal of Genetics, 2001Surnames are traditionally used in population genetics as “quasi-genetic” markers (i.e., analogs of genes) when studying the structure of the gene pool and the factors of its microevolution. In this study, spatial variation of Russian surnames was analyzed with the use of computer-based gene geography.
O. P. Balanovsky +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
In the new eugenics, the end of our species as we know it is eagerly anticipated. We are fast approaching an evolutionary dead end and only the miracles of genetic engineering will save us from extinction. But while the new eugenicists approach these innovations with joy and optimism, many others look to them with dread and repugnance.
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In the new eugenics, the end of our species as we know it is eagerly anticipated. We are fast approaching an evolutionary dead end and only the miracles of genetic engineering will save us from extinction. But while the new eugenicists approach these innovations with joy and optimism, many others look to them with dread and repugnance.
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Genetika, 1999
A gene geographic analysis of the indigenous population of the Caucasian historical cultural province was carried out with a set of genetic markers extensively studied in the Adyges (39 alleles of 18 loci): AB0, ACP, C3, FY, GC, GLO, HP, KEL, LEW, MN, MNS, P, PGD, PGM1, RH-C, RH-D, RH-E, and TF. Genetic information on 160 Caucasian populations was used
E V, Balanovskaia +5 more
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A gene geographic analysis of the indigenous population of the Caucasian historical cultural province was carried out with a set of genetic markers extensively studied in the Adyges (39 alleles of 18 loci): AB0, ACP, C3, FY, GC, GLO, HP, KEL, LEW, MN, MNS, P, PGD, PGM1, RH-C, RH-D, RH-E, and TF. Genetic information on 160 Caucasian populations was used
E V, Balanovskaia +5 more
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Assessment of patrilineal gene pool of the Iranian Azeris
Russian Journal of Genetics, 2013The Iranian Azeris are the largest ethno-linguistic minority in Iran who live mainly in the north-west part of the country. Located in the crossroad of ancient human migrations the Iranian Azeris bear the complicated historical influence of the region in their gene pool. Despite the importance of Iranian Azeris in reconstructing the historical event of
A, Margaryan +4 more
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Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution, 2003
The conservation and utilization of allied gene resources is vital for the improvement of crop species. Rubber has been an undeniably beneficial commodity for the past 100 years. Progress in yield improvement over 70 years resulted in primary and hybrid clones with exceptional yielding abilities.
P. M. Priyadarshan, P. de S. Goncalves
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The conservation and utilization of allied gene resources is vital for the improvement of crop species. Rubber has been an undeniably beneficial commodity for the past 100 years. Progress in yield improvement over 70 years resulted in primary and hybrid clones with exceptional yielding abilities.
P. M. Priyadarshan, P. de S. Goncalves
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1976
The methodology of living plant collecting has changed very considerably in the last few decades. Not so long ago botanic gardens, arboreta and similar organisations considered that they were doing what was required of them if they grew a single accession of as many species as possible. Even if they possessed the facilities for conserving more than one
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The methodology of living plant collecting has changed very considerably in the last few decades. Not so long ago botanic gardens, arboreta and similar organisations considered that they were doing what was required of them if they grew a single accession of as many species as possible. Even if they possessed the facilities for conserving more than one
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