POLYMORPHISM ALLELES OF GENE OF BOLA-DRB3 ON EXAMPLE UKRAINIAN BLACK-PIED AND RED-PIED DAIRY BREEDS.

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  • T. M. Suprovich
  • M P. Suprovich

Abstract

Polymorphism of gene of BoLA-DRB3.2  is studied two domestic breeds (Ukrainian black-pied and red-pied) by comparison to other world breeds of cattle. At a black-pied cattle 28 is educed, and at red-pied  – 22 alleles. Frequency spectrum of alleles in both populations uniform. In black-and- white cattle with a frequency of more than 5% identified alleles * 03, * 08, * 10 , * 13, * 22 , * 24 and * 28 , and the red and white - * 01, * 03 , * 07, * 11 , * 16, * 22 and * 24. Estimates of excess heterozygotes for Selender’s factor and quantitative allelic diversity index Shannon-Wiener show high levels of allelic polymorphism of the gene BoLA-DRB3.2. Shannon index for both populations belong to species with complicated organization. The presence of high levels of polymorphism and genetic diversity of populations allows using allele BoLA-DRB3.2 locus as informative molecular-genetic markers.

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No. 188 (2013): Частина 4 (англ)

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