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Roan coat color in livestock

open access: yesAnimal Genetics, 2022
AbstractSince domestication, a wide variety of phenotypes including coat color variation has developed in livestock. This variation is mostly based on selective breeding. During the beginning of selective breeding, potential negative consequences did not become immediately evident due to low frequencies of homozygous animals and have been occasionally ...
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Colorants in coatings

Physical Sciences Reviews, 2021
AbstractThe aim of this chapter is to provide a compact overview of colorants and their use in coatings including a brief introduction to paint technology and its raw materials. In addition, it will focus on individual colorants by collecting information from the available literature mainly for their use in coatings.
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Monitoring of tablet coating processes with colored coatings

Talanta, 2018
Endpoints of coating processes for colored tablets were determined using in-line Raman spectroscopy. Coatings were performed with six commercially available formulations of pink, yellow, red, beige, green and blue color. The coatings were comprising pigments and/or dyes, some causing fluorescence and interfering the Raman signal.
Shirin, Barimani, Peter, Kleinebudde
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Inheritance of Goat Coat Colors

Journal of Heredity, 1994
Goat color inheritance was evaluated based on color description of 218 kids and their parents (10 sires, 178 dams) from mixed crosses between several goat populations in an experiment on cashmere fiber production. Altogether 10 color patterns were observed.
S, Adalsteinsson   +3 more
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A Coat of Many Colors

Scientific American, 2016
The article reports on a coloring technique developed to identify how individual cells respond to injuries in zebra fish under a study by Kenneth Poss et al., published in the March 2016 issue of the journal "Developmental Cell."
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Color Matching for Metallic Coatings

2009
Metallic coatings change in appearance as the viewing and illumination direction change. Matching of such finishes requires a match of color as viewed under different lighting and viewing conditions, as well as texture, i.e. matching the spatial distribution of color.
Jayant Silva, Kristin J. Dana
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Transparent coating on a color surface

Journal of the Optical Society of America A
When a laminate or transparent coating is applied to the surface of a colored slab, there may be a significant change in the color. A reason for the change in color is internal reflection at the slab surface and thus greater selective absorption. The current work develops a random walk model to calculate the reflectance factor of a slab that includes ...
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[Coat color in dogs. 1: Basics of coat color genesis].

Tierarztliche Praxis. Ausgabe K, Kleintiere/Heimtiere, 1998
Within this brief review of literature the biochemical and physiological basics of coat colour genetics in the domestic dog are described. Parallels to the wildcolour of the wolf are shown, out of which the most of the today known colour-mutations developed.
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Consolidation of coating colors

2010
Various methods to study the consolidation of coating layers have been used both in the laboratory and pilot scales. Common laboratory methods include a Standard water retention device and a rheometer equipped with an immobilizing cell. Approximate hydrodynamic radii of co-binders and thickeners were estimated from viscosity measurements.
Pajari, Heikki, Koskela, Hanna
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Color in optical coatings

2013
Their physical origin distinguishes chemical colors and structural colors, the latter being subdivided into prismatic colors and interference colors. Colors of optical coatings are interference colors. A short history of interference colors is given starting from Isaac Newton, and then continuing with Thomas Young (interference in optics), Leopoldo ...
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