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Quantification of genetic diversity at allozyme loci
1997
Canadian Journal of Forest Research
Starch gel electrophoresis provides a powerful and cost-effective assay of genetic variation in plant populations and species. Allozyme loci are typically single-gene traits that assort independently and are codominant. Sample sizes of 30-50 individuals surveyed at 10-20 polymorphic loci will adequately characterize the genetic diversity in a population and indicate how genetic diversity is partitioned among populations. Parameters that should be reported are the percentage of polymorphic loci
doi:10.1139/cjfr-27-3-415
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