Blood Groups and Biochemical Polymorphisms in Domestic Animals
By: Bhat, Pushkar Nath
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BookPublisher: New Delhi : CBS, 1996Edition: 1st ed.Description: 186 p.ISBN: 8123904576 (paperback); 9788123904573 (paperback).Subject(s): Blood groups in animals | LivestockDDC classification: 636.089 Bhat 13748 1st 1996 Livestock Summary: Studies on blood groups and biochemical markers has been an integral part of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching curricula, and has formed classical teaching material in the subject of Animal Genetics and Breeding. Treatment of this subject has, however, been marginal in the currently available text books. A chapter devoted to Techniques used has been given, so that beginners can use this as referal material. A comprehensive treatment has been given on relationship of blood groups and economic traits so as to develop marker-assisted selection programmes in animal improvement. A comprehensive bibliography has been given, for the benefit of those who would like to refer to the original material.
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Pattoki Library Parasitology | Veterinary Science | 636.089 Bhat 13748 1st 1996 Livestock (Browse shelf) | Available | 13748 | ||
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UVAS Library Pathology | Veterinary Science | 636.089 Bhat 13842 1st 1996 pathology (Browse shelf) | Checked out to Prof. Dr. Habib-ur-Rahman (1995-uvas-02) | 05/11/2001 | 13842 |
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Studies on blood groups and biochemical markers has been an integral part of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching curricula, and has formed classical teaching material in the subject of Animal Genetics and Breeding. Treatment of this subject has, however, been marginal in the currently available text books. A chapter devoted to Techniques used has been given, so that beginners can use this as referal material. A comprehensive treatment has been given on relationship of blood groups and economic traits so as to develop marker-assisted selection programmes in animal improvement. A comprehensive bibliography has been given, for the benefit of those who would like to refer to the original material.
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