The wild-type and silky-feather phenotype in chickens.
- Chungang Feng (155366)
- Yu Gao (69071)
- Ben Dorshorst (155377)
- Chi Song (166807)
- Xiaorong Gu (155389)
- Qingyuan Li (171701)
- Jinxiu Li (221935)
- Tongxin Liu (244857)
- Carl-Johan Rubin (77551)
- Yiqiang Zhao (166790)
- Yanqiang Wang (155396)
- Jing Fei (135230)
- Huifang Li (171707)
- Kuanwei Chen (171703)
- Hao Qu (623045)
- Dingming Shu (546015)
- Chris Ashwell (190664)
- Yang Da (89805)
- Leif Andersson (42573)
- Xiaoxiang Hu (118803)
- Ning Li (45258)
Publication date
August 2014
DOIAbstract
<p>(A) Wild-type bird. (B) Silky-feather bird. (C) Wild-type contour feather. (D) Silky-feather contour feather. (E) Pennaceous barbules of wild-type contour feather. (F) Plumulaceous barbules of wild-type contour feather. (G) Pennaceous barbules of silky contour feather. (H) Plumulaceous barbules of silky contour feather. (E–H) Magnification: 100×; scale bar: 100 µm. Schematic magnification of the red and blue boxes in (C) and (D) are shown in (E–H). Arrows in (E) indicate the hooklet. (E) Pennaceous barbules of wild-type contour feather have hooklets, and (G) pennaceous barbules of silky contour feather don't have hooklets.</p
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