publication . Article . 2011

Binary trait loci that influence the expression of honey bee hygienic behavior

Miguel E. Arechavaleta-Velasco; Greg J. Hunt; Marla Spivak; Carmen Camacho-Rea;
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  • Published: 01 Sep 2011
  • Publisher: Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales, Agrícolas y Pecuarias
Abstract
Este estudio se realizó para detectar loci de rasgos binarios (BTL) que influyen en la expresión del comportamiento higiénico de abejas obreras y para localizar marcadores genéticos asociados a estos BTL en un mapa de ligamiento. Se recolectaron abejas que realizaron el comportamiento higiénico y abejas que no realizaron el comportamiento higiénico de una colonia producto de una retrocruza. Se construyó un mapa genético utilizando marcadores AFLP generados a partir del ADN de las abejas que realizaron el comportamiento higiénico. Se realizó una prueba de bondad de ajuste a cada marcador del mapa para detectar desviaciones en el patrón de segregación esperado (1:...
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free text keywords: Abejas melíferas, Comportamiento higiénico, Loci de rasgos binarios, Apis mellifera L, Honey bee, Hygienic behavior, Binary trait loci, Apis mellifera L., BTL, Animal culture, SF1-1100, Veterinary medicine, SF600-1100
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