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THE USE OF ISOZYMES FOR CULTIVAR IDENTIFICATION

Article number

175_45

Pages

305 – 306

Language

English

Abstract

Isozymes are variant molecular forms of enzymes that are readily separated and detected by standard starch gel electrophoresis.
Isozyme profiles developed for avocado have been used to confirm or to establish the parentage of the breeding progeny.

Publication

Symposium on Physiology of Productivity of Subtropical and Tropical Tree Fruits

Authors

M. Sedgley, H.I.M.V. Vithanage, A.M. Torres

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1986.175.45

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