Molecular Tools in Buffalo’s Characterization: Practical Applications. A Review
Journal Title: Journal of Buffalo Science - Year 2012, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
The utility of the techniques of analysis concerning DNA is clear and a review of the main applications of the molecular tools in the genetic characterization of buffalo populations is done.
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Odalys Uffo Reinosa and Atzel Acosta Abad
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