Identity and Nomenclature of Some Protein Polymorphisms of Chicken Eggs and Sera

Cm, Baker; Croizier, G.; Stratil, A.; Manwell, Clyde

doi:10.1016/s0065-2660(08)60073-5

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“…(1967) plea for stand ardisation. I have followed the suggestions of Baker et al (1970). All six possible genotypes from these three alleles have been found.…”

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The use of incomplete family data in the analysis of genetics and selection at the Ng locus in blue grouse (Dendragapus obscurus)

Redfield

1973

Heredity

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SUMMARYIncomplete family data were used to show the inheritance of the Hg locus in blue grouse. Three bands found on starch-gels were inherited as codominant alleles at a single autosomal locus. Mothers were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Chicks had two significant departures from equilibrium conditions but these were in opposite directions. Heterozygous females, NgS/NgM, produced too few heterozygous and rare homozygous, NgS/NgS, offspring. This deviation was not found among offspring from homozygous mothers. These results may be due to a phenomenon known as the unlike-homozygous-parent effect in cattle. No mechanism is known to account for these results. These analyses suggest that fitness is a complex function of different types of selection at different times in the year.

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“…(1967) plea for stand ardisation. I have followed the suggestions of Baker et al (1970). All six possible genotypes from these three alleles have been found.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 92%

The use of incomplete family data in the analysis of genetics and selection at the Ng locus in blue grouse (Dendragapus obscurus)

Redfield

1973

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“…In chicken, the egg white lysozyme locus included two alleles (F and S) (Baker et al, 1970). Genotyping of the egg white lysozyme revealed that the F allele is fixed in most of the chicken populations whereas the S allele was found only in Polish bantam and Indonesian native populations (Baker et al, 1970;Inafuku et al, 1998;Kinoshita et al, 2002;Myint et al, 2010). In duck, the egg white lysozyme locus included three alleles (A, B and C) and appeared as six phenotypes with frequencies from 0.046 (C) to 0.364 (AB) (Prager and Wilson, 1971).…”

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Analysis of Egg White Lysozyme Polymorphisms among Japanese Quail Populations in Japan and France

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“…of chicken is separated into three bands (A1, A2 and A3) by zone electrophoresis (BAKER et al, 1970). The three bands are controlled by a single locus (Ov), and the mobility of each band is determined by the number of molecules of phosphate which binds with the ovalbumin molecule (BAKER et al, 1970;PERLMANN, 1950).…”

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“…The three bands are controlled by a single locus (Ov), and the mobility of each band is determined by the number of molecules of phosphate which binds with the ovalbumin molecule (BAKER et al, 1970;PERLMANN, 1950). The lowest mobility band (A3) is the original protein molecule of ovalbumin.…”

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A New Mutant of Ovalbumin in the Chicken.

et al. 1997

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A new chicken ovalbumin phenotype which defect A1 band was found in a Hinaidori population in Japan.The relative concentrations (%) of A1, A2 and A3 bands of ovalbumin were 85:12:3 in normal, 0:93:7 in A1 defective type and 41:54:5 in heterozygotes.Mortality of embryos in A1 defective egg to 14 days of incubation was significantly higher than that in normal eggs. Hatchability of fertilized eggs from an A1 defective hen was very low (1.5%) compared to that of eggs from a normal hen (63.2%) in the same population.From these results, it was recognized that embryos from A1 defective ovalbumin hens experience high mortality.The symbol Ovc was used to designate the allele which causes the A1 defective ovalbumin.(Jpn. Poult. Sci., 34: 87-93, 1997)

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Identity and Nomenclature of Some Protein Polymorphisms of Chicken Eggs and Sera

Cited by 40 publications

References 47 publications

The use of incomplete family data in the analysis of genetics and selection at the Ng locus in blue grouse (Dendragapus obscurus)

The use of incomplete family data in the analysis of genetics and selection at the Ng locus in blue grouse (Dendragapus obscurus)

Analysis of Egg White Lysozyme Polymorphisms among Japanese Quail Populations in Japan and France

A New Mutant of Ovalbumin in the Chicken.

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