User:Iamnotabunny/stuff

This is basically notes to myself.

Sandbox links

• Sandbox
• Sandbox2
• Sandbox3
• Sandbox4

Articles

• Doublesex- and mab-3-related transcription factor 3 - pacing and ambling
• MFSD12 - mushroom
• RFWD3 - PATN1

References looking for a home

Camels - loss of function mutation affecting the last transmembrane domain of MC1R seems to cause cream/white color (also mentions dogs in the discussion), ASIP loss of function causes black (but not the only cause of black) [1]

Goat ASIP [2]

The paint plumage color of chickens, seen in some silkies and in Erminette chickens, is caused by a single copy of dominant white acting on extended black.

Rabbit genetics

• A revised map of the fifth chromosome of the domestic rabbit - full text is available, linkage between dutch angora, and english spotting genes
• COAT COLOR INHERITANCE IN HORSES AND IN OTHER MAMMALS - from 1953
• Linkage Interrelations of Three Genes for Rex (Short) Coat in the Rabbit
• Further Data on Linkage in Rabbits - more about rex linkage
• Genetic Linkage in the Rabbit - from 1941, lists five linkage groups
• Contributions to a knowledge of inheritance in mammals. I. Studies of color inheritance and of linkage in rabbits. By W. E. Castle. II. Fertility and sterility in the Norway rat, Mus norvegicus. By Horace W. Feldman. III. The Japanese waltzing mouse: its origin, heredity and relation to the genetic characters of other varieties of mice. - 1926, especially describes the linkages known at the time
• Genetic studies of rabbits and rats - 1922, more about sizes than the one above
• Size inheritance in rabbits - 1914
• Studies of inheritance in rabbits - 1909, lop ears, ear size, weight, proportions, color. Uses very outdated color terminology.

Punnett and Castle on the inheritance of dutch spotting:

• Genetics of the Dutch coat pattern in rabbits - 1933, the fifth chromosome source seems to use this as a reference
• Further notes on Dutch and English rabbits - 1928, by Punnett trying to figure out why he and Castle disagreed about the genetics of dutch spotting

The Dutch rabbit—Castle, Pease and Punnett - 1926, Punnett On the pattern of the Dutch rabbit, a discussion of the results of Punnett and Pease - 1926, Castle

• On the pattern of the Dutch rabbit - 1925 by Punnett, full text is available though a bit hidden, this one proposes a lot of factors
• The genetics of the Dutch rabbit—A reply - 1920 Castle replying to the paper below
• THE GENETICS OF THE DUTCH RABBIT -- A CRITICISM - 1920, another by Punnett, talks more about the grading system for talking about how much white different dutch rabbits have

Links

• CD117 [3]
• Mendelian inheritance - [4]
• [5]
• deermouse melanism
• gray squirrel melanism
• A frameshift mutation in MC1R and a high frequency of somatic reversions cause black spotting in pigs.
• Ticking and roaning in dogs