40 research outputs found
ANALYSIS BY ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY OF INTERMEDIATES IN REPLICATION OF LINEAR TETRAHYMENA MITOCHONDRIAL-DNA
No full textEstimating evolutionary distance from restriction maps of mitochondrial DNA with arbitrary G+C content
No full textPolymorphisms of mitochondrial DNAs in Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus): Cleavage site variations and length polymorphism of restriction fragments
No full textGene Expression of MMP8 and MMP13 During Embryonic Development of Bone and Cartilage in the Rat Mandible and Hind Limb
No full textTransfection of rabbit articular chondrocytes by the calcium phosphate procedure: Improvement of efficiency and reproducibility
No full textDelayed formation of proteoglycan aggregate structures in human articular cartilage disease states
No full textFluorimetric detection of different structures induced by concentration changes of alkaline and alkaline-earth counterions on covalently closed DNA
No full textPolymorphism, localization and geographical transfer of mitochondrial dna in mus musculus domesticus (irish house mice)
No full textThe analysis of mtDNA restriction fragments from Irish house mice revealed much polymorphism, both within and between populations. Many phenotypes showed geographical localization and there was a strong correlation between geographical distance and genetic divergence. Populations, which are discontinuous and limited to buildings or their vicinity, are apparently the result of short-range migration. Transport by man, with whom the species is closely associated, appears to have negligible impact. There is some evidence of the influence of topographical features on migration and consequent genetic interchange
