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Application of a locus-specific DNA hybridization probe in the analysis of the slow-feathering endogenous virus complex of chickens.

Poultry science - 1 Sept 1991

Smith E J, Levin I

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To investigate further the sex-linked, slow-feathering (SF) locus, a DNA hybridization probe that flanks the integration site of endogenous virus ev21 was used to probe Southern blots from a variety of commercial SF White Leghorn (WL), broiler, and endangered lines. After HaeIII digestion of DNA from SF WL, the 5' and 3' provirus-cell junction fragments were seen in addition to a 2.5-kb fragment of cell sequences...

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PMID: 1685776
DOI: 10.3382/ps.0701957

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