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Avian Bioscience Research Center
Nagoya Univ. Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences
Chicken strains and lines | Quail lines |
Ancestral speciesInbred strainsLong-term closed coloniesClosed coloniesDisease modelsDeveloping colonies | Long-term closed colonies |
Origin |
Introduced from Edinburgh Poultry Research Center, UK (1960) |
Characteristics |
This line is the oldest closed colony in Nagoya Univ. (over 40 years) and its inbreeding level is high. The result of survey for 39 microsatellite markers was that 5 loci were segregated and 34 were fixed. |
Origin |
Established at Faculty of Agriculture, Nagoya Univ. (1969) |
Characteristics |
This line is the oldest closed colony that is established in Nagoya Univ. (over 40 years). Its MHC haplotype is fixed to B12 and skin graft within a line is acceptable. 2', 5'-oligoadenylic acid synthetase was fixed to A/A type. The repeat number in region of dopamine receptor (D4exon I) was fixed to a long type (9/9). The result of survey for 40 microsatellite markers was that 18 loci were segregated and 22 were fixed. |
Origin |
Introduced from Okazaki farm, National Livestock Breeding Center (around 1980) |
Characteristics |
This line is a dual purpose breed for egg and meet. Its MHC haplotype seems to be fixed to B12 but some chickens were rejected for skin graft within a line. The result of survey for 40 microsatellite markers was that 30 loci were segregated and 10 were fixed. |