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Bovine Polymorphisms And Methods Of Predicting Bovine Traits, Charles F. Rosenkrans Jr.
Bovine Polymorphisms And Methods Of Predicting Bovine Traits, Charles F. Rosenkrans Jr.
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Methods of predicting the phenotype of a trait in a bovine subject are provided. The methods include obtaining information about polynucleotide sequences specifically regarding the identity of the nucleotides present at one or more identified single nucleotide polymorphisms and using this information to make predictions regarding the trait in the subject. Kits for and methods of determining the nucleotide present in a bovine subject at a position in which a single nucleotide polymorphism is correlated with a trait are also provided.
Non-Toxic Endophytes, Plants Infected Therewith And Methods For Infecting Plants, Charles P. West, Edgar L. Piper
Non-Toxic Endophytes, Plants Infected Therewith And Methods For Infecting Plants, Charles P. West, Edgar L. Piper
Patents Granted
A grass with improved environmental stress tolerance and low animal toxicity is disclosed where the grass is infected with an isolated endophyte selected from the groups consisting of: USDA-PI no. 269850; Ijoukak Morocco 92060; Quarzazate, Morocco KBG 5938; Oujda, Morocco KBG 5892; El-Kelaa-des-Mgouna, Morocco KBG 5914; Boumalne-de-Dades, Morocco KBG 5921; USDA-PIKBG 516560; Zeida, Morocco KBG 93001; Zeida, Morocco KBG 93002; Midelt, Morocco KBG 93006; Midelt, Morocco KBG 93007; Midelt, Morocco KBG 93008,Midelt (Zebzat), Morocco KBG 93010; Midelt, Morocco KBG 93011; Midelt, Morocco KBG 93012; mixtures and combinations thereof. A method for stably infecting the grasses is also disclosed.
Factors Influencing Reproductive Performance Of Cows From Different Nguni Ecotypes In Southern Mozambique, S Maciel, O Mwai, Joshua O. Amimo, S Moyo, M Scholtz, F Neser, M Martins
Factors Influencing Reproductive Performance Of Cows From Different Nguni Ecotypes In Southern Mozambique, S Maciel, O Mwai, Joshua O. Amimo, S Moyo, M Scholtz, F Neser, M Martins
Joshua O Amimo
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