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Identification of SNPs in alpacas using the Bovine HD Genotyping Beadchip

ABSTRACT: Identification of SNPs in alpacas using the Bovine HD Genotyping Beadchip is a project of SNP discovery in alpacas. The alpaca SNPs was discovered by genotyping forty alpaca DNA samples using BovineHD Genotyping Beadchip. The manuscript related to the project is "Evaluation of SNP Genotyping in alpacas using the Bovine HD Genotyping Beadchip".

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ORGANISM(S): Vicugna Pacos

SUBMITTER: Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina

PROVIDER: PRJEB31129 | EVA | 2019-03-14

REPOSITORIES: EVA

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