Genetica

preface
pp. 1-1(1)

Gene mapping in fishes: a means to an end
pp. 3-23(21)
Authors: Danzmann R.G.; Gharbi K.

Combining the analyses of introgressive hybridisation and linkage mapping to investigate the genetic architecture of population divergence in the lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis, Mitchill)
pp. 25-41(17)
Authors: Rogers S.M.; Campbell D.; Baird S.J.E.; Danzmann R.G.; Bernatchez L.

Genetic mapping of Y-chromosomal DNA markers in Pacific salmon
pp. 43-58(16)
Authors: Devlin R.H.; Biagi C.A.; Smailus D.E.

Microsatellite-centromere mapping in the loach, Misgurnus anguillicaudatus
pp. 59-69(11)
Authors: Morishima K.; Nakayama I.; Arai K.

Gene-centromere mapping of medaka sex chromosomes using triploid hybrids between Oryzias latipes and O. luzonensis
pp. 71-75(5)
Authors: Sato T.; Yokomizo S.; Matsuda M.; Hamaguchi S.; Sakaizumi M.

Improved fish lymphocyte culture for chromosome preparation
pp. 77-89(13)
Authors: Fujiwara A.; Nishida-Umehara C.; Sakamoto T.; Okamoto N.; Nakayama I.; Abe S.

Morphologically differentiated sex chromosomes in neotropical freshwater fish
pp. 91-100(10)
Authors: Almeida Toledo L.F.d.; Foresti F.

Variability of genetic sex determination in poeciliid fishes
pp. 101-110(10)
Authors: Volff J.-N.; Schartl M.

Sex identification by male-specific growth hormone pseudogene (GH-) in Oncorhynchus masou complex and a related hybrid
pp. 111-118(8)
Authors: Zhang Q.; Nakayama I.; Fujiwara A.; Kobayashi T.; Oohara I.; Masaoka T.; Kitamura S.; Devlin R.H.

Chromosome painting supports lack of homology among sex chromosomes in Oncorhynchus, Salmo, and Salvelinus (Salmonidae)
pp. 119-123(5)
Authors: Phillips R.B.; Konkol N.R.; Reed K.M.; Stein J.D.

Characterization of sex chromosomes in rainbow trout and coho salmon using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)
pp. 125-131(7)
Authors: Iturra P.; Lam N.; la Fuente M.d.; Vergara N.; Medrano J.F.

Heteromorphic sex chromosomes of lizardfish (Synodontidae): focus on the ZZ-ZW_1W_2 system in Trachinocephalus myops
pp. 133-142(10)
Authors: Ueno K.; Ota K.; Kobayashi T.

Identification of putative sex chromosomes in the blue tilapia, Oreochromis aureus, through synaptonemal complex and FISH analysis
pp. 143-153(11)
Authors: Campos-Ramos R.; Harvey S.C.; Masabanda J.S.; Carrasco L.A.P.; Griffin D.K.; McAndrew B.J.; Bromage N.R.; Penman D.J.

Genetic manipulations in aquaculture: a review of stock improvement by classical and modern technologies
pp. 155-173(19)
Author: Hulata G.

Induction of triploidy and gynogenesis in teleost fish with emphasis on marine species
pp. 175-195(21)
Authors: Felip A.; Zanuy S.; Carrillo M.; Piferrer F.

Ocean migration and recaptures of tagged, triploid, mixed-sex and all-female Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) released from rivers in Ireland
pp. 197-212(16)
Authors: Wilkins N.P.; Cotter D.; O’Maoiléidigh N.

Green fluorescent protein (GFP) transgenic fish and their applications
pp. 213-225(13)
Authors: Gong Z.; Ju B.; Wan H.

Germ-line chimera by lower-part blastoderm transplantation between diploid goldfish and triploid crucian carp
pp. 227-236(10)
Authors: Yamaha E.; Kazama-Wakabayashi M.; Otani S.; Fujimoto T.; Arai K.

Geographic heterogeneity in natural selection on an MHC locus in sockeye salmon
pp. 237-257(21)
Authors: Miller K.M.; Kaukinen K.H.; Beacham T.D.; Withler R.E.

Use of a genetic marker to examine genetic interaction among subpopulations of pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha)
pp. 259-267(9)
Authors: Gharrett A.J.; Lane S.; McGregor A.J.; Taylor S.G.

Microsatellite analyses of the trout of northwest Mexico)
pp. 269-278(10)
Authors: Nielsen J.L.; Sage G.K.

Genetics of the guppy as a model for experiment in aquaculture
pp. 279-289(11)
Authors: Nakajima M.; Taniguchi N.

Selective recovery of founder genetic diversity in aquacultural broodstocks and captive, endangered fish populations
pp. 291-304(14)
Authors: Doyle R.M.; Perez-Enriquez R.; Takagi M.; Taniguchi N.

A modified stepping-stone model of population structure in red drum, Sciaenops ocellatus (Sciaenidae), from the northern Gulf of Mexico
pp. 305-317(13)
Authors: Gold J.R.; Burridge C.P.; Turner T.F.

Highly repetitive DNA families restricted to germ cells in a Japanese hagfish (Eptatretus burgeri): a hierarchical and mosaic structure in eliminated chromosomes
pp. 319-328(10)
Authors: Kubota S.; Takano J.-i.; Tsuneishi R.; Kobayakawa S.; Fujikawa N.; Nabeyama M.; Kohno S.-i.

Selachian cytogenetics: a review
pp. 329-347(19)
Authors: Stingo V.; Rocco L.

The phylogenetic placement of Chondrichthyes: inferences from analysis of multiple genes and implications for comparative studies
pp. 349-357(9)
Author: Martin A.

Sturgeon genetics and cytogenetics: recent advancements and perspectives
pp. 359-373(15)
Authors: Fontana F.; Tagliavini J.; Congiu L.

Evolution in action through hybridisation and polyploidy in an Iberian freshwater fish: a genetic review
pp. 375-385(11)
Authors: Alves M.J.; Coelho M.M.; Collares-Pereira M.J.

Comparative chromosomal studies on two minnow fish, Phoxinus phoxinus (Linnaeus, 1758) and Eupallasella perenurus (Pallas, 1814); an associated cytogenetic-taxonomic considerations
pp. 387-395(9)
Author: Boro A.

Classical and molecular cytogenetics of the zebrafish, Danio rerio (Cyprinidae, Cypriniformes): an overview
pp. 397-412(16)
Authors: Sola L.; Gornung E.

Extensive polymorphism and chromosomal characteristics of ribosomal DNA in a loach fish, Cobitis vardarensis (Ostariophysi, Cobitidae) detected by different banding techniques and fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)
pp. 413-422(10)
Authors: Rábová M.; Ráb P.; Ozouf-Costaz C.

Flexibility on the karyotype evolution in bitterlings (Pisces, Cyprinidae)
pp. 423-432(10)
Authors: Ueda T.; Naoi H.; Arai R.

Cytogenetic and molecular analysis of the pufferfish Tetraodon fluviatilis (Osteichthyes)
pp. 433-438(6)
Authors: Mandrioli M.; Manicardi G.C.

Two 5S rDNA arrays in Neotropical fish species: is it a general rule for fishes?
pp. 439-446(8)
Authors: Martins C.; Galetti Jr. P.M.

Authors index
pp. 447-448(2)

Instructions for Authors
pp. 449-452(4)
Authors: Woodruff R.C.; Capy P.