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Isolation and characterization of microsatellite markers in white-tailed deer
(mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and red deer). Applications of
A genomic library was constructed from whitetail deer DNA and
allele frequencies, and PIC values were calculated; percent
amplified polymorphic DNA fragments in related artiodactyls
as well as potential difficulties associated with these
assigned to independent deer chromosomes. Each marker
conservation biology, and wildlife management are discussed,
DNA microsatellites were isolated and sequenced; seven sets
exhibited polymorphism in animals from a pedigreed herd of
hamster/cattle somatic cell hybrids; subsequently, they were
heterozygosity averaged 62% over all five loci, while PIC
inheritance in the pedigreed families. Heterozygositites,
mapped to bovine syntenic groups using a panel of
microsatellite markers in the fields of population genetics,
of PCR primers were designed from the regions of DNA flanking
screened for the presence of dinucleotide repeats. Fourteen
the repeat. of these seven loci, five amplified well and
values ranged between .6844-.8386. Two of the markers were
whitetail deer. All five markers show codominant Mendelian