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The Journal of Heredity 1982:73(3):247-248
© 1982 The American Genetic Association 73:247-248

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Linkage analysis of the transferrin, albumin, and hemoglobin loci in leopard frogs

Donald G. Dunlap

University of South Dakota Vermillion, SD 57069

Abstract

Transferrin was found to be monomorphic in a sample of 20 wild-caught Rana pipiens and 20 R blairi. Albumin was monomorphlc in R Blairi, but one of the 20 R piplens was heterozygous at the albumin locus. The homologous proteins of the two species differ in their mobility. Both parental proteins are represented in hybrids. Backcross offspring exhibit no significant deviation from the expected normal Mendelian ratios. Linkage data suggest a weak linkage between the albumln and transferrin loci with neither of them being linked with the hemoglobin linkage group.


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