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A method for kappa-casein genotyping of bulls.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Feb 1990 English Journal:Animal genetics, volume 20 (issn: 0268-9146, Copyright policy )
Authors: S, Rogne; S, Lien; G, Vegarud; T, Steine; T, Langsrud; P, Aleström;

pmid: 2558595

A method for kappa-casein genotyping of bulls.

Abstract

A method for kappa-casein genotyping in bulls has been developed. By analysis of DNA polymorphisms we are able to discriminate between the kappa-casein variant A and B in the bulls. This method will be an efficient tool in selection for the most desirable kappa-casein variant.

Keywords

Genetic Markers, Male, Blotting, Southern, Polymorphism, Genetic, Genotype, Animals, Caseins, Cattle, DNA Restriction Enzymes, Isoelectric Focusing, Milk Proteins

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