Genetic resistance of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) to Trypanoplasma borreli: Influence of transferrin polymorphisms

Jurecka, Patrycja; Wiegertjes, G.F.; Rakus, Krzysztof; Pilarczyk, A.; Irnazarow, Ilgiz

doi:10.1016/j.vetimm.2008.09.006

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“…two bands were detected when transferrin was run and stained in Amido Black in methanol-acetic acid-water (50/7/43 by vol.). The Carp (Cyprinus carpio) transferrin types were named according to the nomenclature suggested by Irnazarow and Bialowas (1994) and Jurecka et al (2009). The results obtained for the transferrin that show variation in the sample of Carp (Cyprinus carpio) are presented in Table 1.…”

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“…Transferrin polymorphism was demonstrated in different breeds in fish. Since then, several reports have been published concerning the gene frequencies in this systems and about the possible influence of these polymorphism on disease resistance (Jurecka et al, 2009). This protein, belonging to the group of beta-globulins, is found not only in blood serum, but also milk and semen.…”

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Phenotypic connection of the main body parts of rabbits and layers

2011

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Nowadays in some west European countries increase the need of rabbit meat. The production of rabbit?s meat in these countries is based on some practical knowledge and methods of selection and breeding. The success in production of this kind of meat depends from the rabbit?s fat or from the quality of the body during the transport (confectioning meat). That is the reason why in these countries the selection of rabbits is making with a big attention. That is why is important to examine the phenotypic connection of the slaughter?s characteristics during the confirmation of the optimal selective criterion. The mass of the thighs and the mass of the muscle layer of the thighs are very important for the rabbit?s selection. The thigh?s mass has strong phenotypic correlation and full genetic correlation with the mass of the clean body. The purpose of this investigation is to find the range of connection of the thigh?s dissection based on correlative and regressive analysis in the prediction of the thigh?s meat contribution and also from the clean body. Based on the obtained results we can conclude that the mass of the thighs is a reliable indicator as to the yield of the thigh as for the whole body musculature.

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Phenotypic connection of the main body parts of rabbits and layers

2011

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“…A number of transferrin variants have been identified and characterized in many different fish species that include, but not limited to the following, goldfish Carassius auratus (C. auratus) [1], crucian carp C. auratus [2], scad Trachurus trachurus L. [3], coho salmon Oncorhynchus kisutch [4], haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus L. [5], Channa punctatus [6], European common carp Cyprinus carpio carpio L. [7], Nile tilapia Orechromis niloticus [8], and carp [9].…”

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Transferrin gene polymorphisms and population genetic studies of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)

Asmamaw¹

2016

J Coast Life Med

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“…This very genetically valuable material forms the basis for the national programs of preserving the genetic reserves of fish and for genetic improvements to the carp population in Poland. It is also an exceptional material for genetic (Rakus et al 2003;Kachamakova et al 2006), immunological (Jurecka et al 2009) and breeding (Brzuska 2006a, b;Brzuska and Adamek 1997;Brzuska and Białowąs 2002) studies.…”

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Characteristics of the reproduction effectiveness of four Hungarian breeding lines of carp Cyprinus carpio (L.)

Brzuska

2013

Aquacult Int

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The effectiveness of reproduction of four Hungarian breeding lines 7, 8, W, and 0 of carp Cyprinus carpio was investigated. The highest percentage of ovulating females after Ovopel stimulation of ovulation (1/5 ? 1 pellet kg -1 BW of females) was found in line 8 (100 %), in line 0, it was 86.21 %, and in lines 7 and W, the respective values were 73.68 and 76.47 %. It was noted that the breeding line significantly (P B 0.05) determined the weight of the eggs (expressed in grams and percentage of female BW), the fertilization percentage, the percentage of living embryos after 24-and 36-h incubation, the total number of eggs, and the number of live embryos after 36-h incubation. The highest weight of eggs was obtained from females of line 7 (1,083.41 g) and line 8 (981.54 g), while the lowest weight was noted in the case of females of line W (804.94 g). The highest number of eggs was found in line 7 (722,300) and in line 8 (654,400). For these lines, the highest number of live embryos (36 h) was also found (624,400 and 622,200, respectively). Within each line investigated, the regression equations were derived in order to predict the weight of eggs (g), percentage of live embryos, and the number of live embryos after 36-h incubation.

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Genetic resistance of carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) to Trypanoplasma borreli: Influence of transferrin polymorphisms

Cited by 24 publications

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Phenotypic connection of the main body parts of rabbits and layers

Phenotypic connection of the main body parts of rabbits and layers

Transferrin gene polymorphisms and population genetic studies of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)

Characteristics of the reproduction effectiveness of four Hungarian breeding lines of carp Cyprinus carpio (L.)

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