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Minisatellite, RAPD and RAMPO techniques were employed for studying of fingerprints in ostriches, chickens, mice, goats and pigs. They were then used for investigation the difference of various species and inividual variations. The minisatellite fingerprints of ostrich and chicken DNA digested with HaeIII and hybridized with probe (TG)6 showed a better resolution as compared to that by HinfI digestion. But it did not have a good resolution in mouse and goat. The band pattern of minisatellite fingerprints of pig DNA digested with either HaeIII or HinfI restriction enzyme was shapeless. The 94%(51/54) of random primers in OPAA, OPAO, OPAV, OPC and OPE serials can generated polymorphic RAPD fingerprints in ostrich, chicken, mouse, goat and pig. Numbers(%) of primers which can generated polymorphic RAMPO DNA fingerprints in oftrich, chicken, mouse, goat and pig was 26 (40.1%), 11(23.7%), 46(85.2%), 38(70.4%) and 43(79.6%), respectively. The RAPD fingerprints amplified with different primers had distinct results, and the RAMPO fingerprint after hybridization from RAPD products by probe (TG)6 exhibited differences among individuals in the same species. The nucleotide sequence of the bands at same position in the RAPD fingerprint coule be different and the visual bands on the RAMPO fingerprint did not observed in the RAPD fingerprint. Among species, the minisatellite DNA fingerprints of ostrich, chicken, mouse, goat and pig with HaeIII and HinfI restriction digestion and probe (TG)6 hybridization were different extinctly. Numbers or lengths of bands in RAPD and RAMPO fingerprints of various species were different distinguishably when fingerprints were revealed with the 51 primers. Most of DNA products of ostrich and chicken amplified with different primers by RAPD-PCR did not hybridize with probe (TG)6 . Comparison on fingerprints with methods of minisatellite, RAPD and RAMPO, the minisatellite methods was repeatable but more time-, labor-, cost- and DNA-consuming. Based upon the fact that a less requirement os DNA amounts in RAPD and RAMPO fingerprinting and generation of extinct banding among species, the RAPD fingerprint was applicable for the difference of various species. When both RAPD fingerprint and RAMPO fingerprint methods were used conjunctly, it could avoid misjudging of specified bands.
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