R446
Categories: Cattle, Genetic Trait
€ 39,95 ex. VAT
€ 48,34 inc. VAT
Breed:  All Breeds
Sample material:  Blood EDTA, Blood Heparin, Hair, Semen, Tissue
10
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The Polled trait is a genetic feature that suppresses horn development, resulting in hornless livestock which therefore do not require dehorning or disbudding. In cattle, several different dominant mutations to the locus known as POLLED are known to cause the trait. This test package analyses for two different Polled mutations: the “Celtic” mutation (Pc) and the “Friesian” mutation (Pf).
Specifications
Chromosome: 1
Gene: POLLED
Mode of Inheritance: Autosomal Dominant
Organ: Skeletal system
Sub-organ: Cranium
Species:Cattle
Year published: 2012
Clinical Features
Cattle with at least one copy of one of the Polled mutation will not develop horns.
References
Omia: 483
Pubmed: 22737241; 23717440