Sentences with phrase «color genes carried»

The inner rings show the hidden color genes carried by the dog.

Not exact matches

So the things that carry oxygen in our blood stream or the [that] fight off invaders by our immune system or allow us to see in full color, all of these are members of gene families, where the expanding number of genes has broadened the total capability of that type of protein.

Using a genome - wide association study (GWAS) that includes 1600 individuals living in Tanzania, Botswana, or Ethiopia, the authors identified regions of the genome that contribute to skin color variation and carried out a series of analyses to pinpoint the responsible genes.

We all carry the same genes for skin color, but our genes responded differently to changes in solar intensity as bands of Homo sapiens migrated away from the unrelenting sun of the equator.

In contrast, among Old World (African) primates such as humans, the two different X chromosome genes duplicated so that each X chromosome now carries the genes for both receptor types, giving both males and females trichromatic color vision.

Avalanche has two drug candidates designed to treat the most common forms of color vision deficiency: AVA - 322 carries the gene for L - opsin and targets protan defects and AVA - 323 carries the gene for M - opsin and targets deutan defects.

These folks carry two copies of a variant of the MC1R gene, which determines our hair and skin color.

«It could have been something as simple as the first cow to have a black - and - white color by chance also carried the A1 version of the gene, and farmers then said, «we like the look of these,» said Keith Woodford, an honorary professor of farm management and agribusiness at New Zealand's Lincoln University.

Brindle colored dogs were suspected of carrying Bull Terrier genes and were disqualified.

Deeply colored individuals carry either DD or Dd genes and demonstrate either black or liver noses, lips, and eyelids.

Through rumors circulated that the white minis carried defective or lethal genes similar to the blue merle dogs or white boxers and that the white miniature schnauzers have medical problems and deafness, the truth is that White Miniature Schnauzers have no different health problems than their colored counterparts.

Obviously, some breeds have evolved over time to carry only certain color or pattern genes — a good example is the Siamese, which displays only the pointed pattern.

Peter was obviously carrying one «e» gene because it is recorded that he was bred to a female named Gretel VD Werneburg (PZ1530)(color unknown) and produced a «yellow» female pup named Mucki VD Werneburg (PSZ 8) born October 1914.

This dog carries two copies of ky which allows for the expression of the agouti gene (A locus) which can result in a variety of coat colors including sable / fawn, tricolor, tan points, black or brown.

The Countess produced parti color pups born from two solid black parents, (both of whom had solid black coloration for 6 generations), and these parti color pups and their progeny were selectively bred and have carried forth the parti color gene to the present day purebred parti colored Miniature Schnauzers, despite the color prejudice encountered all along the way.

When you breed a Blenheim to a whole color (black / tan or ruby) the offspring will automatically carry the white gene giving the whole color offspring the ability to produce all 4 colors if bred to a Blenheim or tri color or if bred to another whole color that carries the white gene as well.

Brindle is a less common color in Chihuahuas because it requires one or both parents to carry the recessive brindle gene.

Whan a Blenheim is being bred to a Black & Tan that does not carry the white gene then both whole colors are possible and some white mismarking is possible.

This means, according to the genetics experts at The University of Utah Genetics Department, that in order for you to have blue eyes, your parents have to each carry a gene for that color.

If one of the parents carried — let's say for example — the dominant brindle gene instead, the pup could be either solid blue, brindle (brownish with streaks of other colors), or even pied (large white patches).

However, possessing a gorgeous merle coat color comes with a price that is it carries a recessive gene.

In the case of the Blue Fawn French Bulldog, Blue Haven French Bulldogs explains that both parents carry the dilute (blue) gene, but they also both carry the gene for fawn coloring.

Resulting litters revealed that Wong Mau herself carried a pointed gene, as kittens in her litters were both solid and pointed in color.

A «yellow» dog is always ee; Ee would mean it was normally colored but carrying yellow, and an EE dog has no genes for yellow.

Some people think that their color is because of their parent carrying the double recessive Chocolate gene.

The M Locus (Merle) coat color test reliably determines if a dog carries the M (merle insertion variant) Allele of the PMEL gene.

(Incidentally, Huskies don't have blue eyes because they carry the Merle gene, but because they carry a different gene which causes blue eyes independently of coat color.)

While a beautiful color, the merle gene can cause blindness and deafness if two parents carrying the merle gene are bred together, so merles should be bred only by very knowledgeable breeders who test for the merle gene and understand the genetics involved.

If a solid that carries a gene for parti - color is bred to a parti - color, some puppies will be solids and some will be partis, but all the solids will carry for parti - color.

This genetic test will allow for identification of mantle colored dogs with one copy of the harlequin gene to prevent breeding them to another dog carrying a harlequin gene and thus, decreasing chances of embryological death of puppies.

Green - eyed white cats have a lower incidence of deafness than blue - eyed white cats because the gene for white they carry does not normally affect their eye color.

Due to the complex interactions of these genes, it is possible for dogs to carry hidden colors which may appear in their offspring.

If the non-white carries the recessive white gene, the puppies will have a 50/50 chance of being white or colored.

Characterized by a light reddish orange point and pink paw pads and a nose, these Siamese cats have been bred with other breeds carrying the orange gene to get their red - colored points.

A horse can carry more than one dilution gene which can further affect coat color.

The coloration of the Turkish Van, which is considered by many to be the original breed to carry the piebald gene, calls for a white, semi-longhaired cat with colored markings restricted primarily to the head and tail.

This breed also carries the gene for heterochromatic eyes, in other words, eyes of different colors.

However, one word of caution to be aware of is that since both parent breeds carry the gene for heterochromatic (different color) eyes, they are prone to eye problems like glaucoma and cataracts.

Cornelia Thomsen's exploration of stripes, or color curtains, carries on the traditions of Blinky Palermo, Gene Davis, Agnes Martin and Gerhard Richter.