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From: "John R. Diehl" <JRDIEHLpoole.ag.clemson.edu>
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I want to be able to identify the parentage of swine embryos at
about 30 days gestation.  I can get both maternal and paternal
tissues for DNA or RNA extraction.  Not having done this type of
thing before, what would be the method of choice to do that?
John R. Diehl
Dept. Anim. Dy.& Vet. Sciences
Poole Ag. Ctr.
Box 340361
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634-0361
803/656-5166
803/656-3131 (FAX)