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The Mottling Phenotype in Chickens Shows Genetic Heterogeneity and Is Caused by Mutations at the EDNRB2 Locus
ABSTRACT Mottling is a widespread intra‐feather pattern present in many breeds of domestic chickens worldwide and inherited as an autosomal recessive trait. An amino acid substitution Arg332His in the EDNRB2 gene was previously reported as responsible for the mottling phenotype in several Japanese b
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