Pigeon Performance Gene CRY-1
Code: B388
Short description
The CRY-1 gene is a performance marker in pigeons, associated with homing pigeon racing performance.
General information
The CRY-1 gene is a performance marker in pigeons, associated with homing pigeon racing performance. Pigeons can carry AG and TT genotypes that influence the performance in racing. A third genotype (AT) has been found to occur in rare occasions.
Specifications
| Breeds | |
|---|---|
| Gene | CRY-1 |
| Chromosome | Unknown |
| Specimen | Feather, Blood EDTA, Blood Heparin |
| Mode of Inheritance | Unknown |
| Also known as | CRY1 |
Clinical features
For competition performance, pigeons that are genotyped with TT mutation achieve significantly higher mean values of ace points (AP) than the ones genotyped without. This means the preferred genotypes would be AG/TT and the more rare TT/TT genotype (and probably also AT/TT, AT/AT and AT/AG).
Additional information
The mode of inheritance has not yet been described in literature.
References
Pubmed ID: 34573598
Year published: 2021
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Turnaround information
- 15 working days