GENETIC DIVERSITY AND BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS OF UMBLACHERY CATTLE BY MICROSATELLITE MARKERS

GENETIC DIVERSITY AND BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS OF
UMBLACHERY CATTLE BY MICROSATELLITE MARKERS
 
http://www.cibtech.org/J%20Biotechnology/PUBLICATIONS/2013/Vol-2-No-1/6-010...Thiagarajan...Genetic...Markers...28-33.doc.pdf

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