Isolation of a sex-linked DNA sequence in cranes

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the use of a rapid DNA extraction method and CSL primers for the isolation of a DNA fragment in cranes which is female-specific. The testing of the method using the feathers of captive cranes is discussed.

Genetic aspects, DNA, Cranes (Birds)

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DAMBE: software package for data analysis in molecular biology and evolution

Article Abstract:

Research describing an integrated computer program for molecular sequence data is presented. In particular the software allows descriptive and comparative analysis of nucleotide sequences and allele frequencies.

Molecular biology

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SAS applications for Tai's stability analysis and AMMI model in genotype x environmental interaction (GEI) effects

Article Abstract:

Research describing a graphical data analysis for the stability analysis of genotype x environment is presented. Both Tai's method and additive main effects and multiplicative interaction biplots are examined.

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