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Identification of polymorphic variants of milk fat and protein genes in Indian and Egyptian buffaloes

ABSTRACT: An investigation into of 240 animals from Murrah (60), Bhadawari (40), and Egyptian (140) buffalo breeds.

INSTRUMENT(S): ABI PRISM 310 Genetic Analyzer

ORGANISM(S): Bubalus Bubalis

SUBMITTER: EVA

PROVIDER: PRJEB67727 | EVA | 2023-10-26

REPOSITORIES: EVA

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