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Effect of non-genetic factors on milk production in Jakhrana goats
Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 2017 Saket Bhusan, Gopal Dass
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Factors affecting growth performance of Jakhrana kids at an organized farm
Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 2020exaly +2 more sources
Ovulatory Response and Embryo Yield in Jakhrana Goats Following Treatments with PMSG and FSH
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2005Superovulatory response and embryo production efficacy were investigated in adult (age 2-4 years, average body weight: 27-43 kg) cycling Jakhrana goats (n = 15) under semi-arid environmental conditions of India by administering different superovulatory regimens. Goats were reared under semi-intensive system of management in established farm conditions.
A K, Goel, K P, Agrawal
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Effect of Management Systems on Seminal Characteristics of Jakhrana Bucks
Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 2016A study was carried out with an objective to determine effect of management systems on seminal characteristics of Jakhrana bucks. Twenty-four Jakhrana bucks (one year-old with mean body weight of 30.0±2.0 kg) were randomly allotted into two groups as Gr-I (intensive system, n=12) and Gr-ll (semi-intensive system, n=12).
Narendra Kumar +5 more
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Efficacy of Hormonal Stimulation on Laparoscopic Ovum Pick‐Up Response in Jakhrana Goats
Reproduction in Domestic AnimalsABSTRACT Laparoscopic ovum pick‐up (LOPU) coupled with in vitro embryo production (IVEP) offers an efficient strategy for genetic improvement and conservation in goats; however, breed‐specific variation in ovarian response necessitates optimization of hormonal stimulation protocols. The present study evaluated the
Y K Soni
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New κ-Casein Alleles in Jakhrana Goat Affecting Milk Processing Properties
Food Biotechnology, 2009High genetic variability in the κ-Casein gene that can be exploited for the marker assisted selection milk production of desirable processing and nutritional properties. We resolved seven unique PCR-SSCP variants in a 425 bp segment of κ-Casein exon-4 (CSN*3) on PAGE gel and then sequenced the amplicons.
S.C. Gupta +4 more
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Effect of Non-Genetic factors on average daily gain and kleiber ratio in jakhrana goats
Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 2019Saket Bhusan +3 more
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Small Ruminant Research, 2009
Abstract PCR-SSCP patterns on non-degenerative PAGE revealed 6 amplicons in caprine GH exon-4 and 3 alleles A4, B4 and C4 were identified. In exon-5, six SSCP variants revealed three alleles A5, B5, and C5. Out of 54 AA sites of GH-4 coding region, six codons were polymorphic.
Neelam Gupta +3 more
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Abstract PCR-SSCP patterns on non-degenerative PAGE revealed 6 amplicons in caprine GH exon-4 and 3 alleles A4, B4 and C4 were identified. In exon-5, six SSCP variants revealed three alleles A5, B5, and C5. Out of 54 AA sites of GH-4 coding region, six codons were polymorphic.
Neelam Gupta +3 more
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Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica - Section A: Animal Science, 2008
Alpha-lactalbumin (α-LA) (ALA), one of the two major whey proteins, is strongly correlated with the nutritional value and the functional properties of whey and whey products.
A. Jain +8 more
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Alpha-lactalbumin (α-LA) (ALA), one of the two major whey proteins, is strongly correlated with the nutritional value and the functional properties of whey and whey products.
A. Jain +8 more
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