Rana

They are Chiricahua Leopard Frog (Rana chiricahuensis) eggs. Microsatellites have been tryed on the eggs but due to the Unfirtilization of the eggs there is only one set of Cromosomes to try to PRC making it so i can not transer from one tube ...

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... Projects i have been stuck with the Troublesome task of extracting DNA from some Unfertilized frog eggs… they are Chiricahua Leopard Frog (Rana chiricahuensis) eggs and I have asked many “experts” on this type frog and they knew nothing about them in the slightest. As Such I was wondering ...

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... Libya, and i am wondering about what species it is. I have looked through the texts I have available, and all i can do is guess that this is Rana saharica - due to the geographic distribution. However, it's a tiny thing, and i think it's best that an expert should look at it. The picture ...

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... plant)—I didn’t see a sea urchin entry, but there were a lot of polymerases, so I could have missed it. Somatotropin (Human) is 41% identical to RANA (another frog) and 32% identical to carp; I think somatotropin is likely only to be found in vertebrates. Prolamine—I didn’t check. So my best ...

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London, That link you had tells what the frogs are dying of: "Chitridiomycosis was diagnosed in native Arizona Leopard frogs (Rana yavapiensis and Rana chiricahuensis). Recently, there has been high mortality in adult frogs of these species. The lesions noted included cutaneous erythema ...

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