Genetic differentiation of the Novosibirsk population of Primorsky honey bee

Seven microsatellite loci were evaluated to compare the allele pool of Primorsky honeybee population (n = 90), which was introduced into the Novosibirsk region (south-western Siberia), with the populations of Middle Russian (n = 191, A.m. mellifera), Mountain Grey Caucasian (n =113, A.m. caucasica),...

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Published in:Russian agricultural sciences 2013-07, Vol.39 (4), p.346-349
Main Authors: Zinovieva, N. A, Soloshenko, V. A, Fornara, M. S, Shatokhin, K. S, Kharchenko, G. I, Borodachev, A. V, Lebedev, V. I, Gladyr, E. A, Goncharenko, G. M
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Language:English
Subjects:
Agriculture
alleles
Animal Husbandry
Beekeeping
Bees
Biodiversity
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Breeding of animals
genetic distance
Genetic diversity
genetic variation
Honey
honey bees
Life Sciences
microsatellite repeats
Morphology
Plant Biochemistry
Population
races
Research centers
Software
Statistical analysis
White people
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Summary:Seven microsatellite loci were evaluated to compare the allele pool of Primorsky honeybee population (n = 90), which was introduced into the Novosibirsk region (south-western Siberia), with the populations of Middle Russian (n = 191, A.m. mellifera), Mountain Grey Caucasian (n =113, A.m. caucasica), Carniolan (n = 61, A.m. carnica) and Carpathian (n = 184, A.m. carpatica) races. The degree of genetic differentiation in Novosibirsk population using a variety of criteria (Fst, Rst (AMOVA), Nei genetic distances) was evaluated.
ISSN:1068-3674
1934-8037
DOI:10.3103/S1068367413040241