To clarify the genetic relationships among the Lidia breed lineages and two main Portuguese Lidia bovine populations, Casta Portuguesa and Brava dos Açores, 24 autosomal microsatellites were analyzed in 120 samples. Brava dos Açores showed the highest observed and expected heterozygosity (0.73 and 0.70, respectively) while Casta Portuguesa showed the lowest observed and expected heterozygosity ...

to clarify the genetic relationships among the lidia breed lineages and two main portuguese lidia bovine populations, casta portuguesa and brava dos açores, 24 autosomal microsatellites were analyzed in 120 samples. brava dos açores showed the highest observed and expected heterozygosity (0.73 and 0.70, respectively) while casta portuguesa showed the lowest observed and expected heterozygosity ...

To clarify the genetic relationships among the Lidia breed lineages and two main Portuguese Lidia bovine populations, Casta Portuguesa and Brava dos Açores, 24 autosomal microsatellites were analyzed in 120 samples. Brava dos Açores showed the highest observed and expected heterozygosity (0.73 and 0.70, respectively) while Casta Portuguesa showed the lowest observed and expected heterozygosity ...

Rita Maia Lidia Oliveira Professor of Museology Department of the Federal University of Bahia. Faculty of Philosophy and Human Sciences. Museology Department. Aristides Novis Street, n. 197 – Federação – Salvador – Bahia Brazil. CEP 40210-909 [email protected] Professor of Communication and Arts Department of Aveiro University. Aveiro University – Communication and Arts Departmen tCampus of...

To clarify the genetic ancestry and the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) diversity of the Lidia cattle breed, a 521-bp D-loop fragment was sequenced in 527 animals belonging to 70 herds distributed across 29 lineages. The mtDNA diversity recorded was similar to that seen for Middle Eastern breeds and greater than that recorded for the majority of European breeds. Haplotype T3 was the most common (81%)...

Lidia bovine breed exists since the XIV century in the Iberian Peninsula. These animals were initially produced for meat but some, showing an aggressive behaviour which difficulted their management, were used to participate in popular traditional and social events. A specialization of the breed giving rise to the original Lidia population is documented in Spain since mid-XVIII century. Followin...

Lidia received a bachelor's degree from Krasnoyarsk State University in Russia and a master's degree from the Institute of Protein Research in Moscow. She then moved to Finland to work with Leevi Kääriäinen on the replication of RNA viruses for her PhD. Her postdoctoral studies led her to Harvard Medical School with a fellowship from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Under the supervision of S...

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