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Volume 3, Number 3—September 1997

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Molecular Epidemiologic Investigations of Mycoplasma gallisepticum Conjunctivitis in Songbirds by Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA Analyses

David H. Ley*, J. Edward Berkhoff*, and Sharon Levisohn†
Author affiliations: *College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; †Visiting Research Scientist, Kimron Veterinary Institute, Bet Dagan, Israel

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Figure 5

RAPD (method I) patterns of MG vaccine strains (lanes 1-3), isolates from songbirds (lanes 4-6), and isolates from commercial poultry (lanes 7-11). DNA base pair size standards are shown on the left. Lane 1 = ts-11; lane 2 = F; lane 3 = 6/85; lane 4 = 7994 (house finch); lane 5 = 17794 (house finch); lane 6 = 1596 (American goldfinch); lanes 7-10 = separate isolates made from commercial turkeys; lane 11 = isolate from commercial chickens.

Figure 5. RAPD (method I) patterns of MG vaccine strains (lanes 1-3), isolates from songbirds (lanes 4-6), and isolates from commercial poultry (lanes 7-11). DNA base pair size standards are shown on the left. Lane 1 = ts-11; lane 2 = F; lane 3 = 6/85; lane 4 = 7994 (house finch); lane 5 = 17794 (house finch); lane 6 = 1596 (American goldfinch); lanes 7-10 = separate isolates made from commercial turkeys; lane 11 = isolate from commercial chickens.

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