M13 phage DNA probe informativity rising at studying pig genome
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https://doi.org/10.7124/bc.00042FAbstract
DNA fingerprinting method is used for solving wide spectre of questions in genetics. One of the method's variants is using DNA M13 phage as a hybridization probe, modification of preparing it being proposed.References
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