Heterogeneity among Whorl-forming Streptomycetes Determined by DNA Reassociation

Genetic Heterogeneity among Leishmania major Isolates in Iran Determined by Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) and Multilocus Microsatellite Typing (MLMT)

Background & Aims: In recent years, molecular methods for characterizing genetic heterogeneity have found a major place in modern approaches. In this study, two different molecular techniques including Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) and Multi Locus microsatellite typing (MLMT) were carried out in order to evaluate genetic heterogeneity among isolates of Leishmania major in Iran...

Hawaiian Drosophila as Measured by Dna Reassociation

Four species of the Hawaiian Drosophila ph i t ib ia subgroup which are homosequential in their polytene chromosomes are resident on the islands of Molokai, Maui and Hawaii. Comparisons of DNA sequence divergence in these four have been made by hybridization of total single-copy radiolabeled tracer DNA from each of the species with excess nonlabeled DNA from each of the species, and measurement...

Reassociation rate limited displacement of DNA strands by branch migration.

Large branched DNA structures are constructed by two-step reassociation of separated complementary strands from restriction fragments of different lengths. The displacement of DNA strands initially annealed to longer complementary DNA sequences, a process mediated by branch migration, is very rapid and has thus far been followed only under conditions which are second order, DNA reassociation ra...

DNA reassociation using oscillating phenol emulsions.

Reassociating double-stranded DNA from single-stranded components is necessary for many molecular genetics experiments. The choice of a DNA reassociation method is dictated by the complexity of the starting material. Reassociation of simple oligomers needs only slow cooling in an aqueous environment, whereas reannealing the many single-stranded DNAs of complex genomic mixtures requires both a p...

Genetic Interaction among Streptomycetes: Heterokaryosis and Synkaryosis.