Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci
FourmicrosatellitelociwereusedtoachievegeneticcharacterizationofsixstocksfromLitopenaeusvannamei usedforaquaculture inCuba:secondgenerationfromfirstintroduction(S2-1),firstgenerationfromthesecondone(S1-2),fromthethirdone(S1-3), andthefourthone(S1-4)andthecrossingsfromtwoparentalpopulation:firstgenerationfromthefirstwithfirstgeneration fromthethird(S1-1 × S1-3)andfirstgenerationfromthesecondwithfirstgenerationfromthethird(S1-2 × S1-3).66%(16/24) ofgeneticsystemsintotallociwereingeneticdisequilibrium.Thefourmicrosatellitelociwerepolymorphicforallsixstocks. MajorquantitiesofallelicvariantscorrespondtolocusPvan1758,whichisatthesametimethatonewherethereareprivate allelesfromfirstgenerationofthethird.AllFst comparisonsweresignificant.Thisindicatesbigdifferencesbetweenstocks.The highestvaluesarethoseinwhichthereispresenceofthesecondintroduction.Thisintroductionanditsdescendantsarealsomore consanguineous.
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Genetics Aquaculture Shrimp culture Genetics Aquaculture Shrimp culture Pérez-Beloborodova, A. Artiles-Valor, A. Pérez-Jar, L. Hernández-Martínez, D. Guerra-Aznay, M. Espinosa-López, G. Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci |
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FourmicrosatellitelociwereusedtoachievegeneticcharacterizationofsixstocksfromLitopenaeusvannamei usedforaquaculture
inCuba:secondgenerationfromfirstintroduction(S2-1),firstgenerationfromthesecondone(S1-2),fromthethirdone(S1-3),
andthefourthone(S1-4)andthecrossingsfromtwoparentalpopulation:firstgenerationfromthefirstwithfirstgeneration
fromthethird(S1-1 × S1-3)andfirstgenerationfromthesecondwithfirstgenerationfromthethird(S1-2 × S1-3).66%(16/24)
ofgeneticsystemsintotallociwereingeneticdisequilibrium.Thefourmicrosatellitelociwerepolymorphicforallsixstocks.
MajorquantitiesofallelicvariantscorrespondtolocusPvan1758,whichisatthesametimethatonewherethereareprivate
allelesfromfirstgenerationofthethird.AllFst comparisonsweresignificant.Thisindicatesbigdifferencesbetweenstocks.The
highestvaluesarethoseinwhichthereispresenceofthesecondintroduction.Thisintroductionanditsdescendantsarealsomore
consanguineous. |
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Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci |
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Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci |
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Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci |
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genetic characterization of six stocks of litopenaeus vannamei usedin cuba for aquaculture by means of microsatellite loci |
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dig-aquadocs-1834-53472021-05-19T06:36:22Z Genetic Characterization of Six Stocks of Litopenaeus vannamei Usedin Cuba for Aquaculture by Means of Microsatellite Loci Pérez-Beloborodova, A. Artiles-Valor, A. Pérez-Jar, L. Hernández-Martínez, D. Guerra-Aznay, M. Espinosa-López, G. Genetics Aquaculture Shrimp culture FourmicrosatellitelociwereusedtoachievegeneticcharacterizationofsixstocksfromLitopenaeusvannamei usedforaquaculture inCuba:secondgenerationfromfirstintroduction(S2-1),firstgenerationfromthesecondone(S1-2),fromthethirdone(S1-3), andthefourthone(S1-4)andthecrossingsfromtwoparentalpopulation:firstgenerationfromthefirstwithfirstgeneration fromthethird(S1-1 × S1-3)andfirstgenerationfromthesecondwithfirstgenerationfromthethird(S1-2 × S1-3).66%(16/24) ofgeneticsystemsintotallociwereingeneticdisequilibrium.Thefourmicrosatellitelociwerepolymorphicforallsixstocks. 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