Not AvailableA simple and rapid multiplex polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was developed for quick diagnosis of sex of duck and duck embryos. W chromosome specific DNA sequence was selected and primers were designed to amplify 335 bp fragment from female sex while 16s ribosomal sequence was selected to design primers to amplify 468 bp PCR products both in male and female sex as an internal control. Nucleotide sequences of W chromosome specific DNA fragments of Khaki Campbell and Indian Runner breeds of duck were found to be identical both in size and sequences, The study concluded that the protocol was successful in precisely identifying the gender of ducklings belonging to both Indian Runner and Khaki Campbell breeds of ducks and duc...
Genetic analyses aiming at assessing the presence of specific sequences or alleles are often carried...
Visually identifying the sex of a bird can be difficult. It cannot be done in half the world’s speci...
Abstract: In many bird species, males and females cannot be discriminated on the basis of external c...
Not AvailableThe objective of this study was to develop a simple and quick DNA extraction procedure ...
Abstract. Pamulang YV, Haryanto A. 2021. Short Communication: Molecular bird sexing on kutilang (Pyc...
DNA extraction is a technique used to isolate DNA. Many avian species are monomorphic and this cause...
Species identification of the components of various duck breeds has revealed that the lowest identif...
Several bird species are sexually monomorphic. In this case, molecular approach is an efficient meth...
A female-specific DNA fragment (CSL-W; crane sex-linked DNA on W chromosome) was cloned from female ...
It has been known that the sex of chicken cells can be most accurately identified by fluorescence in...
Red-billed Oxpeckers Buphagus erythrorhynchus are morphologically similar and do not display distinc...
A simple methodology was developed to select new sex-specific primers for bird sexing from degraded ...
We describe a polymerase chain reaction which amplifies part of the Eco RI repeat unit of the fowl W...
To aid in avian sex determination if birds are not sexually dimorphic and/or they are sexually immat...
Birds are difficult to sex. Nestlings rarely show sex-linked morphology and we estimate that adult f...
Genetic analyses aiming at assessing the presence of specific sequences or alleles are often carried...
Visually identifying the sex of a bird can be difficult. It cannot be done in half the world’s speci...
Abstract: In many bird species, males and females cannot be discriminated on the basis of external c...
Not AvailableThe objective of this study was to develop a simple and quick DNA extraction procedure ...
Abstract. Pamulang YV, Haryanto A. 2021. Short Communication: Molecular bird sexing on kutilang (Pyc...
DNA extraction is a technique used to isolate DNA. Many avian species are monomorphic and this cause...
Species identification of the components of various duck breeds has revealed that the lowest identif...
Several bird species are sexually monomorphic. In this case, molecular approach is an efficient meth...
A female-specific DNA fragment (CSL-W; crane sex-linked DNA on W chromosome) was cloned from female ...
It has been known that the sex of chicken cells can be most accurately identified by fluorescence in...
Red-billed Oxpeckers Buphagus erythrorhynchus are morphologically similar and do not display distinc...
A simple methodology was developed to select new sex-specific primers for bird sexing from degraded ...
We describe a polymerase chain reaction which amplifies part of the Eco RI repeat unit of the fowl W...
To aid in avian sex determination if birds are not sexually dimorphic and/or they are sexually immat...
Birds are difficult to sex. Nestlings rarely show sex-linked morphology and we estimate that adult f...
Genetic analyses aiming at assessing the presence of specific sequences or alleles are often carried...
Visually identifying the sex of a bird can be difficult. It cannot be done in half the world’s speci...
Abstract: In many bird species, males and females cannot be discriminated on the basis of external c...