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A 1-29 chromosome translocation in Southern African Nguni cattle. The identification, occurrence and origin of the translocation [chromosome abnormality]

Nel, N.D. (Animal and Dairy Science Research Institute, Irene (South Africa)) ; Harris, E.J ; Weiermans, J.E ; Meyer, E.H.H ; Brix, K

Genetics selection evolution (Paris), 1985-01, Vol.17 (3), p.293-302 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

Versailles: Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Title:
A 1-29 chromosome translocation in Southern African Nguni cattle. The identification, occurrence and origin of the translocation [chromosome abnormality]
Author: Nel, N.D. (Animal and Dairy Science Research Institute, Irene (South Africa)) ; Harris, E.J ; Weiermans, J.E ; Meyer, E.H.H ; Brix, K
Subjects: AFRIQUE DU SUD ; animal breeding ; Animals ; Biological and medical sciences ; BOVIN ; BOVINES ; BOVINOS ; cattle ; CEBU ; CHROMOSOME ; chromosome 1 ; chromosome 29 ; chromosome aberrations ; CHROMOSOMES ; Classical genetics, quantitative genetics, hybrids ; CROMOSOMAS ; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology ; GENEALOGIE ; GENETIC DISORDERS ; Genetics of eukaryotes. Biological and molecular evolution ; PARENTAGE ; PARENTESCO ; SOUTH AFRICA ; SUDAFRICA ; translocation ; TRASTORNOS GENETICOS ; TROUBLE GENETIQUE ; Vertebrata ; ZEBU ; ZEBU CATTLE
Is Part Of: Genetics selection evolution (Paris), 1985-01, Vol.17 (3), p.293-302
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Description: A 1/29 chromosome translocation was found in 10.2 p. 100 of a sample of 305 Nguni cattle. Investigations into the origin and spread of the translocation show a familial inheritance of the anomaly but give no indication as to the origin of the translocation. The high incidence was achieved despite the associated infertility and absence of artificial insemination which raises the question of a selective advantage in a particular environment. Normal and translocation hetero- and homozygous cattle are being produced in order to investigated this possibility.
Publisher: Versailles: Institut national de la recherche agronomique
Language: English;German

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A 1-29 chromosome translocation in Southern African Nguni cattle. The identification, occurrence and origin of the translocation [chromosome abnormality]

Nel, N.D. (Animal and Dairy Science Research Institute, Irene (South Africa)) ; Harris, E.J ; Weiermans, J.E ; Meyer, E.H.H ; Brix, K

Versailles: Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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