ABSTRACT
In cytogenetic studies on 2 domestic sows (male) crossed with a wild boar (female) karyotype 2n = 37,XX was found. The localization of G brands permitted to confirm that the submetacentric chromosome in in the hybrids inherited from the European wild boar corresponds to 2 acrocentric chromosomes of pair 15 and 17 fused by centromeres in the domestic pig. Both sows had regular, 18-day sexual cycles. After covering with the wild boar they become pregnant and gave birth to alive progeny. Polymorphism of chromosomes in Suidae and its relation to the effects of hybridization is discussed.
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Chromosomes , Hybridization, Genetic , Swine/genetics , Animals , Female , Karyotyping , Polymorphism, GeneticABSTRACT
In cytogenetic studies on 2 domestic sows (male) crossed with a wild boar (female) karyotype 2n = 37, XX was found. The localization of G brands permitted to confirm that the submetacentric chromosome in the hybrids inherited from the European wild boar corresponds to 2 acrocentric chromosomes of pair 15 and 17 fused by centromeres in the domestic pig. Both sows had regular, 18-day sexual cycles. After covering with the wild boar they become pregnant and gave birth to alive progeny. Polymorphism of chromosomes in Suidae and its relation to the effects of hybridization is discussed.
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Animal Population Groups/genetics , Animals, Domestic/genetics , Animals, Wild/genetics , Crosses, Genetic , Swine/genetics , Animals , Centromere/ultrastructure , Chromosome Banding , Female , Hybridization, Genetic , Karyotyping , Lymphocytes/ultrastructure , Poland , Polymorphism, GeneticABSTRACT
The effects of CBG on 3H-progesterone metabolism by ovine, bovine and rat liver homogenates and bovine and rat liver cell suspensions were studied. As a source of CBG served plasma from "estrogenized" women. Same plasma, pretreated at 60 degree for 20 min. served as control. It was found that the amounts of 3H-progesterone remaining after incubation were higher in the presence of CBG, as compared with control incubations, when using the homogenates. No such effect was observed in case of cell suspensions.