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Association of endogenous viral genes with quantitative traits in chickens selected for high egg production and susceptibility or resistance to Marek's disease.

British poultry science - 1 Mar 1998

Aggrey S E, Kuhnlein U, Gavora J S, Zadworny D

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1. The association of endogenous viral (ev) genes with quantitative traits in 2 genetically distinct sets of White Leghorn strains were investigated. Strain S had been selected for susceptibility to Marek's disease (MD) whereas strain K had been selected for resistance to MD and high egg production and egg weight. 2. In all, 8 ev genes were typed. Ev10, ev19 and 'newB' occurred exclusively in strain S, 'newA'...

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PMID: 9568296
DOI: 10.1080/00071669889367

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