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January 1, 2004Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal SciencesOpen Access

Chickens with the BB genotype of the IGF I gene had significantly higher body weight at 4 months compared to those with the AA genotype (p<0.05).

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Population

6 chicken breeds (total n=515), including 133 Ningdu Yellow chicken and 162 Wanzhai Yellow chicken

Comparison

IGF I gene polymorphism (BB genotype) vs IGF I gene polymorphism (AA genotype)

Design

Preclinical

Follow-up

4 months

Key result

Chickens with the BB genotype of the IGF I gene had significantly higher body weight at 4 months compared to those with the AA genotype (p<0.05).

Authors

WWWenjun WangKOKehui OuyangJOJianhua Ouyang

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Overview

Supports IGF I genotyping for poultry growth selection; leaves open validation across breeds before breeding program adoption.

Study Design

Type

Observational (n=810)

Structured PICO

P
Population
810 chickens from various breeds in China were evaluated for IGF I gene polymorphisms and their association with growth traits up to 4 months of age.
E
Exposure
IGF I gene polymorphism (BB genotype)
C
Comparator
IGF I gene polymorphism (AA genotype)
O
Outcome
Body weight at 4 monthssurrogate

Main Result

p-value: p=<0.05

The BB genotype of the IGF I gene is associated with higher body weight at 4 months in specific chicken breeds compared to the AA genotype.

Limitations

  • Only hens were used for the growth trait analysis, preventing the evaluation of genotype effects on growth rates in both sexes.

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Wang et al. (2004) conducted an observational in Growth traits in chickens (n=810). IGF I gene polymorphism (BB genotype) vs. AA genotype was evaluated on Body weight at 4 months (p=<0.05). Chickens with the BB genotype of the IGF I gene had significantly higher body weight at 4 months compared to those with the AA genotype (p<0.05).

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9f6301be483a3b30107d8dhttps://doi.org/10.5713/ajas.2004.301
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