Genetic differentiation of the Novosibirsk population of Primorsky honey bee

被引：2
作者：
N. A. Zinovieva
V. A. Soloshenko
M. S. Fornara
K. S. Shatokhin
G. I. Kharchenko
A. V. Borodachev
V. I. Lebedev
E. A. Gladyr
G. M. Goncharenko
机构：
[1] All-Russian Scientific-Research Institute of Animal Husbandry,
[2] Siberian Scientific-Research and Design Institute of Animal Husbandry,undefined
[3] Scientific-Research Institute of Beekeeping,undefined
来源：
Russian Agricultural Sciences | 2013年 / 39卷 / 4期
关键词：
microsatellites; biodiversity;
D O I：
10.3103/S1068367413040241
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摘要：
Seven microsatellite loci were evaluated to compare the allele pool of Primorsky honeybee population (n = 90), which was introduced into the Novosibirsk region (south-western Siberia), with the populations of Middle Russian (n = 191, A.m. mellifera), Mountain Grey Caucasian (n =113, A.m. caucasica), Carniolan (n = 61, A.m. carnica) and Carpathian (n = 184, A.m. carpatica) races. The degree of genetic differentiation in Novosibirsk population using a variety of criteria (Fst, Rst (AMOVA), Nei genetic distances) was evaluated.
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页码：346 / 349
页数：3
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