Gowrishankar, J. ; Radha, V. (1991) Genetic studies in the higher animals: new strategies Current Science, 60 (9-10). pp. 556-562. ISSN 0011-3891
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Abstract
Recent advances-both conceptual and technical-have enabled the development of novel strategies for correlating phenotype with genotype in the higher animals. Included in these developments are the use of restriction-fragment-Iength polymorphisms (RFLPs) as markers for construction of genetic maps; methods for identifying genes responsible for human inherited disorders in which precise biochemical defects have not yet been ascertained; methods for mapping genes that affect the expression of quantitative (multigenic) traits; and reverse-genetic' approaches to studying the function of cloned genes.
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