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Deletion of Indian hedgehog gene causes dominant semi-lethal Creeper trait in chicken.

Scientific reports - 21 Jul 2016

Jin Sihua, Zhu Feng, Wang Yanyun, Yi Guoqiang, Li Junying, Lian Ling, Zheng Jiangxia, Xu Guiyun, Jiao Rengang, Gong Yu, Hou Zhuocheng, Yang Ning

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The Creeper trait, a classical monogenic phenotype of chicken, is controlled by a dominant semi-lethal gene. This trait has been widely cited in the genetics and molecular biology textbooks for illustrating autosomal dominant semi-lethal inheritance over decades. However, the genetic basis of the Creeper trait remains unknown. Here we have utilized ultra-deep sequencing and extensive analysis for targeting...

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PMID: 27439785
DOI: 10.1038/srep30172
PMCID: PMC4954956

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