Study on Genetic Coadaptability of Wild Quail Population in China

Accession number;04A0565934
Title;Study on Genetic Coadaptability of Wild Quail Population in China
Author; CHANG G-B (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) CHANG H (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) LIU X-P (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) ZHAO W-M (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) XU W (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) WANG H-Y (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) SUN W (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) TU L (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn) LU S-X (Yangzhou Univ., Jiangsu Province,chn)
Journal Title;J Poult Sci
Journal Code:G0008B
ISSN:1346-7395
VOL.41;NO.3;PAGE.223-228(2004)
Figure&Table&Reference;TBL.3, REF.15
Pub. Country;Japan
Language;English
Abstract;Genetic coadaptability in two neutral loci (Mpi-I and Es-D) was studied in wild quail population which settled down in Weishan Lake area in China, after that a new statistical model of genetic coadaptability was put forward and examined. Results showed that the model is suitable to test the genetic coadaptability, which exists in two loci, and genetic coadaptablity accounts for more than one third in the population genetic disequilibrium coefficient. Moreover, the population linkage disequilibrium was broken down by this effect. Therefore, genetic coadaptability is one of the key factors to the genetic disequilibrium in the population and reflects important information of evolutionary history. It can be applied to studying population phylogenetic differentiation, genetic structure evaluation and phylogenetic relationship. It is therefore very important and should attract much more attention on studying population genetic constitution. (author abst.)
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