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H Khatib

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PubMed1993

Sequence-tagged microsatellite sites as markers in chicken reference and resource populations.

Two chicken genomic libraries were screened for the presence of poly(TG/AC) microsatellite tracts. The number of positive clones was low, confirming the low frequency of such microsatellites in the chicken genome relative to mammalian genomes. Polymorphism of 29 microsatellite tracts, comprising 11 from the library screening and 18 obtained from GenBank, was examined in the East Lansing and Compton reference families, in a resource population formed by a cross between a single White Rock broiler and inbred Leghorn females, and in a panel of birds from five layer stocks. Twenty microsatellites, primarily of the poly(TG/AC) type, were polymorphic in at least one of the populations. Thirteen of the microsatellites were polymorphic in the East Lansing reference family and 13 were also polymorphic in the resource population, confirming that the genetic distance between White Rock and White Leghorn is about as great as between Jungle fowl and White Leghorn. Only six microsatellites were polymorphic in the Compton reference family, formed by a cross between two White Leghorn strains. Twelve of the microsatellites were mapped in the East Lansing and/or Compton reference families. These were well dispersed among the various linkage groups and did not show any indications of terminal clustering.

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PubMed1993

Milk as a source of deoxyribonucleic acid and as a substrate for the polymerase chain reaction.

Somatic cells in milk were used as a source of DNA and as a substrate for the polymerase chain reaction. Successful DNA extraction required a minimum total of 17 x 10(6) cells in the milk sample. The DNA yield per cell was highly variable but comparable, on average, with the yield from peripheral blood leukocytes. In all cases, direct polymerase chain reaction on milk samples, using a variety of primer pairs, yielded amplified products of correct size that were identical to those obtained by polymerase chain reaction of purified DNA extracted from milk or blood. Milk and DNA extracted from milk served as substrates for direct sequencing of part of the bovine growth hormone gene. Milk samples with added preservative were stored over 200 d without effect on the polymerase chain reaction. Thus, milk can often substitute for blood as a source of DNA for Southern blot analysis and is a preferred substrate for the polymerase chain reaction. The technical convenience of milk as a source of DNA can be expected to increase the field of application of marker-based methods for genetic analysis and genetic improvement of economic traits in dairy cattle.

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PubMed1990

[Synovial cyst of the hip. An unusual pathology for the orthopedic surgeon. Apropos of 2 cases].

A synovial cyst of the hip was identified by CT scan in two cases of iliac and/or femoral vein compression. In one of these cases, incomplete resection required radical treatment of the underlying condition, osteoarthritis of the hip. The authors discuss the clinical signs, aetiopathogenesis and treatment of this disease which, although rare, has been frequently reported in the literature over the last decade.

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