Identification of the sex-determining locus of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) on chromosome 2

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Abstract
We have integrated data from linkage mapping, physical mapping and karyotyping to gain a better understanding of the sex-determining locus, SEX, in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). SEX has been mapped to Atlantic salmon linkage group 1 (ASL1) and is associated with several microsatellite markers. We have used probes designed from the flanking regions
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Authors C.G. Artieri;L.A. Mitchell;S.H.S. Ng;S.E. Parisotto;R.G. Danzmann;B. Hoyheim;R.B. Phillips;M. Morasch;B.F. Koop;W.S. Davidson;
Journal cytogenetic and genome research
Year 2006
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000087528
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cytogenetic and genome research 2006 vol. 112 no. 1-2 231307 sex microsatellite bac chromosome atlantic salmon physical map asl1 contigs

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