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Ren Li-Wei |
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Ren Li-Wei |
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Tian Zhi-Quan
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Wu Xiao-Wei
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Sun Min
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Yang Hai-Yan
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Chang Guo-Bing
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Ren Li-Wei
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Li Bi-Chun
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The aim of this study was to examine Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) of resistant sequence in Mx gene in chicken with a mismatched Polymerase Chain Reaction-restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (PCR-RFLP) method and thus, the differences of frequency on sequence A2032G in Mx gene in different breeds were detected. The results showed that three genotypes were found on A2032G in 15 breeds of chicken, which were AA, AG, GG and AA genotype was not found in Luyuan, Langshan chicken and Zhongyuan Game chicken, as GG genotype did in Chahua chicken and Red Jungle Fowl. The average frequency of resistance gene (A) and sensitive gene (G) was 0.350 and 0.650, respectively. However, the frequency of A alleles had a wide rangeability from 0.034-0.984 and the results of χ2-test indicated that Mx gene in all populations was in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. |
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LI Bi-Chun
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Tian Zhi-Quan
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Chen Hao
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Sun Min
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Yang Hai-Yan
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Ren Li-Wei
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Qin Yu-Rong
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Xu Feng
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Chen Guo-Hong
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The effect of Dimethylsulphoxide (DMSO), Glycerol (GLY) and Propanedo (PROH) cryoprotectants, each at (10, 20 and 30%) concentration on the preservation of mouse and cattle skin tissue, was investigated. And then, the toxicity test was performed by exposing the skin tissue to DMSO, GLY, PROH, EG without freezing. Tissues were checked by capacity explants. The results indicated that mouse skin tissue frozen in 10% GLY and cattle ear tissue frozen in 20% GLY medium with dry-ice yielded significantly (p<0.05) higher percents (33.3 and 71.4%) of fibroblast than tissue frozen in either concentration of GLY or cryoprotectants. In the toxicity test, mouse skin tissues exposed to GLY and equilibrated at 4°C resulted in higher percent of average explants (41.1%) than that was exposed to PRON and DMSO (average explants 38.3 and 36.5%, respectively), while cattle tissues showed higher toxicity, when exposed to PROH and EG and equilibrated at 4°C (average explants 39.9 and 44.2%, respectively). The present study recommended that 10% GLY with dry-ice freezing was the effective cryoprotectant for the mouse skin tissues, while 20% GLY with dry-ice freezing was effective for cattle skin tissues. |
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