نتایج جستجو برای: egg external trait

تعداد نتایج: 309364  

Journal: :Animal genetics 2012
J E Fulton M Soller A R Lund J Arango E Lipkin

Avian eggshell quality is an important trait for commercial egg production, as the eggshell is the primary packaging material and antimicrobial barrier for the internal food resource. Strong eggshells are essential to ensure that eggs can reach their final destination without damage. Ovocalyxin-32 (OCX32) is a matrix protein found within the outer layers of the eggshell and in the cuticle. Nume...

Journal: :Proceedings. Biological sciences 2014
Nina E Fatouros Ana Pineda Martinus E Huigens Colette Broekgaarden Methew M Shimwela Ilich A Figueroa Candia Patrick Verbaarschot Tibor Bukovinszky

Evolutionary theory of plant defences against herbivores predicts a trade-off between direct (anti-herbivore traits) and indirect defences (attraction of carnivores) when carnivore fitness is reduced. Such a trade-off is expected in plant species that kill herbivore eggs by exhibiting a hypersensitive response (HR)-like necrosis, which should then negatively affect carnivores. We used the black...

2006
L. SCHÜLER

Records of a White Leghorn Line from three generations were used to evaluate the genetic parameters (heritabilities and breeding values) for production traits in laying hens based on individual and group mean records, taking into account mortality in the data structure. Three different data structures of group mean records, which were Hen Housed Production (HHP), Hen Housed Production corrected...

2017
Phillip Gienapp Veronika N. Laine A. C. Mateman Kees van Oers Marcel E. Visser

Understanding how genes shape phenotypes is essential to assess the evolutionary potential of a trait. Identifying the genes underlying quantitative behavioral or life-history traits has, however, proven to be a major challenge. The majority of these traits are phenotypically plastic and different parts of the genome can be involved in shaping the trait under different environmental conditions....

2015
Francisco Ruiz-Raya Manuel Soler Lucía Ll. Sánchez-Pérez Juan Diego Ibáñez-Álamo Cédric Sueur

Rejection of the parasitic egg is the most important defence of hosts against brood parasites. However, this response is variable among and within species, and egg discrimination is not always followed by egg rejection. Low risk of parasitism and high risk of rejection costs may lead to the acceptance of the parasitic egg even if it has been previously recognized. The main aim of this paper is ...

Journal: Poultry Science Journal 2017

Eggshell quality is the main trait to assess egg quality. Marker assisted selection can be used to improve this trait. During eggshell formation, a mass of inorganic minerals is deposited. The Sodium Channel (SCNN1) gene family plays an essential role in cation transportation and SCNN1g is a member of this gene family. The objective of this study was to estimate the frequency of SCNN1g gene var...

2018
Alexander A. TOKMAKOV Ken-Ichi SATO Vasily E. STEFANOV

Spawned unfertilized eggs have been found to die by apoptosis in several species with external fertilization. However, there is no necessity for the externally laid eggs to degrade via this process, as apoptosis evolved as a mechanism to reduce the damaging effects of individual cell death on the whole organism. The recent observation of egg degradation in the genital tracts of some oviparous s...

2010
A. WOLC V. E. OLORI

Hatchability is a complex age dependent trait. It comprises of several sub-traits which are susceptible to genetic and environmental factors arising from various sources. This review examines the genetic basis of egg production, fertility and egg quality traits and how these relate with hatchability. We suggest that both sire and dam genetic components are important in overall hatchability most...

2014
Canchao Yang Yang Liu Lijin Zeng Wei Liang

Interactions between parasitic cuckoos and their songbird hosts form a classical reciprocal "arms race," and are an excellent model for understanding the process of coevolution. Changes in host egg coloration via the evolution of interclutch variation in egg color or intraclutch consistency in egg color are hypothesized counter adaptations that facilitate egg recognition and thus limit brood pa...

Journal: :Wound repair and regeneration : official publication of the Wound Healing Society [and] the European Tissue Repair Society 2016
Adrienne L Brundage Tawni L Crippen Jeffery K Tomberlin

Maggot debridement therapy (MDT) is the use of the larval stage of flies (i.e., Calliphoridae) to remove necrotic tissue and disinfect wounds. Effective MDT requires aseptic technique to prevent the unintentional introduction of pathogenic bacteria into a wound to be debrided; yet the external surface of Calliphoridae eggs is often heavily contaminated with bacteria. Studies of external disinfe...

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