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TaqI and HindIII RFLPs at the chicken PAX3 locus

Animal Genetics, 1996
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Girard-Santosuosso, O., Lantier, Isabelle, Millet, N., Mouline, Christian, Guillot, J.F., Protais, J., Colin, P., Beaumont, Catherine, Lantier, Frédéric   +8 more
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RFLP Standardization Report for DP Beta/HindIII

1989
Twenty-eight bands were identified by RFLP in the DRB/HID system, as shown in Table 1 and Figure 1. The distribution among core cell lines of 25 bands with high DRB specificity is shown in Table 2.
G. Paulsen, G. Markussen, R. T. Acton, J. M. Tiercy, M. G. Hammond, R. Fauchet   +5 more
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Construction and characterization of a peanut HindIII BAC library

Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 2005
Bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) libraries have been an essential tool for physical analyses of genomes of many crops. We constructed and characterized the first large-insert DNA library for Arachis hypogaea L. The HindIII BAC library contains 182,784 clones; only 5,484 (3%) had no inserts; and the average insert size is 104.05 kb. Chloroplast DNA
B, Yüksel, A H, Paterson
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RFLP Standardization Report for 210H/HindIII

1989
The 210H probe detects bands of three size classes (Fig. 1, Table 1). Std. band 1 contains one fragment of 30.50 kb encompassing the nonpolymorphic 210HB gene (1) and also, in “long” C4B haplotypes (2), a second fragment containing the 210HA gene. In “short” C4B haplotypes the 210HA gene is detected on a 25.19 kb band (std. band 2).
P. A. Biro, S. Cutbush, J. Demopulos, R. T. Acton, S. V. Van Tonder   +4 more
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RFLP Standardization Report for C4/HindIII

1989
Seven standard bands have been defined using the C4 probe (Table 1). Band 3 (19.26 kb) is only found in one sample (WT8,9017) and is probably a partial digestion product of bands 5 and 7 (Table 2 and Fig. 1). Band 4 is found in all nondeletion haplotypes and constitutes the 3’ half of the C4A gene. In many C4A deletion haplotypes (1), (lanes 13,15, and
S. Cutbush, P. A. Biro, J. Demopulos, R. T. Acton, S. V. Van Tonder   +4 more
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Convenient vectors for cloning and sequencing EcoRI and HindIII fragments

Gene, 1987
The polylinker regions of plasmid pUC and bacteriophage M13mp vectors have been specifically modified to provide alternative positions for cloning and reexcising EcoRI and HindIII fragments; the EcoRI and HindIII sites have been moved internal to BamHI and Bg/II sites.
H J, Edenberg, L G, Moss, W J, Rutter
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RFLP Standardization Report for BF/HindIII

1989
Two nonpolymorphic, low molecular weight bands (Table 1) are produced by this enzyme/probe combination (Fig. 1). The 5’ end of the Bf gene is probably contained in the less intense, 2.86 kb band (standard band 2) and the majority of the coding sequence, up to the 3’end, lies in the 4.52 kb band (1).
P. A. Biro, S. Cutbush, J. Demopulos, R. T. Acton, S. V. Van Tonder   +4 more
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RFLP Standardization Report for C2/HindIII

1989
The C2 probe detects a single fragment (Table 1) in each DNA sample. This fragment shows the same allelic micro-heterogeneity (Table 2 and Fig. 1) as previously described (1) for SstI digests. However, because of the small size differences among the HindIII fragments, it is not possible to assign each fragment to its appropriate allele.
P. A. Biro, S. Cutbush, J. Demopulos, R. T. Acton, S. V. Van Tonder   +4 more
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Nucleotide sequence analysis of a 10.5 kbp HindIII fragment of fowlpox virus: relatedness to the central portion of the vaccinia virus HindIII D region

Journal of General Virology, 1990
The nucleotide sequence of a 10465 bp HindIII genomic fragment from fowlpox virus (FPV) is presented. Analysis of the nucleotide sequence revealed 10 potential major open reading frames (ORFs). Five of these ORFs are predicted to encode polypeptides with significant homology to hypothetical polypeptides derived from nucleotide sequence analysis of the ...
J, Tartaglia, J, Winslow, S, Goebel, G P, Johnson, J, Taylor, E, Paoletti   +5 more
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RFLP Standardization Report for DR Alpha/HindIII

1989
Two nonpolymorphic, low molecular standard weight fragments are produced by this probe-enzyme combination (Fig. 1). Standard band 2 (2.35 kb) is the more intense band and spans the majority of the exons of the gene (nos. 2, 3, and 4) (1).
P. A. Biro, S. Cutbush, G. Paulsen, G. Semana, F. Quillivic   +4 more
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