Irkların Korunmasında Moleküler İşaretler

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Irkların Korunmasında Moleküler İşaretler

Abstract

azalmayı mo leküler işaretlerle en az düzeye indirmek mü mkündür, bu konuda simulasyon çalışmaları yapılmaktadır, ancak uygula mak için gerekli teknoloji henüz ço k pahalıdır

Keywords

• Irk, ko ru ma, koru mada öncelik, mo lekü ler işaretler, mikrosatelitle r, mt DNA

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