Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle

Polymorphic blood traits are very useful for studies of evolution, relationship and structure of breeds. Some of the systems are particularly valuable when no family data are available because the genotype can be determined directly. This paper reports the results of investigations of haemoglobin (H...

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Autores principales: Braend, M., Khanna, N.D.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 1968
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/66769
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description Polymorphic blood traits are very useful for studies of evolution, relationship and structure of breeds. Some of the systems are particularly valuable when no family data are available because the genotype can be determined directly. This paper reports the results of investigations of haemoglobin (Hb) and transferrin (Tf) types in the Muturu, N'Dama, Gudali and Red Mbororo breeds of Nigeria.The Hb gene frequencies were: Muturu, HbA = 0.72, HbD = 0.28; Gudali, HbA = 0.06, HbB = 0.32, HbC = 0.08; Red Bororo, HbA = 0.54, HbB = 0.44, HbC = 0.02. Transferin studies showed six different Tf phenotypes in Muturu their distribution being in agreement with the occurrence of the alleles TƒA, TƒD¹ and TƒD². In N'Dama the nine different Tf phenotypes were observed and explained by the alleles TƒA, TƒD¹, TƒD², and TƒE. In the Gudali 15 different phenotypes were found with distribution in agreement with the occurrences of the alleles TƒA, TƒB, TƒD², TƒF and TƒE. All alleles in this breed occurred at 0.1. In a limited number of Red Bororo cattle nine Tf phenotypes were seen. Their distribution can be explained by the occurrence of six genes: TƒA, TƒB, TƒD¹, TƒD², TƒF and TƒE.
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spelling CGSpace667692024-11-15T08:52:25Z Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle Braend, M. Khanna, N.D. cattle genetics haemoglobin phenotypes blood groups genes globulins Polymorphic blood traits are very useful for studies of evolution, relationship and structure of breeds. Some of the systems are particularly valuable when no family data are available because the genotype can be determined directly. This paper reports the results of investigations of haemoglobin (Hb) and transferrin (Tf) types in the Muturu, N'Dama, Gudali and Red Mbororo breeds of Nigeria.The Hb gene frequencies were: Muturu, HbA = 0.72, HbD = 0.28; Gudali, HbA = 0.06, HbB = 0.32, HbC = 0.08; Red Bororo, HbA = 0.54, HbB = 0.44, HbC = 0.02. Transferin studies showed six different Tf phenotypes in Muturu their distribution being in agreement with the occurrence of the alleles TƒA, TƒD¹ and TƒD². In N'Dama the nine different Tf phenotypes were observed and explained by the alleles TƒA, TƒD¹, TƒD², and TƒE. In the Gudali 15 different phenotypes were found with distribution in agreement with the occurrences of the alleles TƒA, TƒB, TƒD², TƒF and TƒE. All alleles in this breed occurred at 0.1. In a limited number of Red Bororo cattle nine Tf phenotypes were seen. Their distribution can be explained by the occurrence of six genes: TƒA, TƒB, TƒD¹, TƒD², TƒF and TƒE. 1968-05 2015-06-05T12:17:34Z 2015-06-05T12:17:34Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/66769 en Limited Access Cambridge University Press Braend, M. and Khanna, N.D. 1968. Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle. Animal Production 10(2): 129-134.
spellingShingle cattle
genetics
haemoglobin
phenotypes
blood groups
genes
globulins
Braend, M.
Khanna, N.D.
Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title_full Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title_fullStr Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title_full_unstemmed Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title_short Haemoglobin and transferrin types of some West African cattle
title_sort haemoglobin and transferrin types of some west african cattle
topic cattle
genetics
haemoglobin
phenotypes
blood groups
genes
globulins
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