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Hypoxia adaptation and hemoglobin mutation in Tibetan chick embryo.

Science in China. Series C, Life sciences - 1 Dec 2005

Gou Xiao, Li Ning, Lian Linsheng, Yan Dawei, Zhang Hao, Wu Changxin

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Tibetan chick lives at high altitudes between 2600 and 4200 m with a high hatchability and low land breeds survive rarely with a hatchability of 3.0% under hypoxia of simulated 4200 m. Under hypoxia of whole 21 d, the hatchability of Tibetan chick and Recessive White Feather broiler differed with a greatest disparity from day 4 to 11 and also significantly in other stages except from day 1 to 3. Hypoxia in each...

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PMID: 16483141
DOI: 10.1360/062004-116

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