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Russian Journal of Developmental Biology
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Analysis of cytogenetic stability in natural populations of terrestrial mollusks (based on DNA comet assay)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 May 2014 English Publisher:Pleiades Publishing LtdJournal:Russian Journal of Developmental Biology, volume 45, pages 143-148 (issn: 1062-3604, eissn: 1608-3326, Copyright policy )
Authors: É A, Snegin;

doi: 10.1134/s1062360414030060

pmid: 25720277

Analysis of cytogenetic stability in natural populations of terrestrial mollusks (based on DNA comet assay)

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Abstract-Alkaline gel electrophoresis of isolated cells (comet assay) was used to assess degree of nuclear DNA damage in populations of terrestrial mollusks Bradybaenafruticum Müll., Chondrula tridens Müll., Cepaea vindobonensis Fer., and Stenomphalia ravergieri Fer. living in the forest-steppe landscape of the southern part of the Mid-Russian Upland. Evidence of differences in the parameters studied was found. The age dynamics of the degree of damage of the genetic apparatus was observed. Possible causes of the identified differences are discussed.

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Cytogenetic Analysis, Snails, Animals, Comet Assay, Forests, Genomic Instability, Russia

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