Strains - Strain Detail
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Name
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i41
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Classification by phenotype
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larvae: eye-, head-, & tail spot(i)
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Main phenotype
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Symbol;燻
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Background
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egg
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PesS
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larva
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p3 Y, 燻, Amy-dIV, Amy-hcM, Ict-AF, Ict-ES, Ict-Hn, PflF
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pupa(cocoon)
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C, SrcAM, SrcDM, Src-2M, so
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adult
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Notes
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References
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2 Hits
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| Author |
Meng Y, Katsuma S, Mita K, Shimada T. |
| Title |
Abnormal red body coloration of the silkworm, Bombyx mori, is caused by a mutation in a novel kynureninase. |
| Journal |
Genes Cells 2009 14(2) 129-40 |
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| Author |
Futahashi R, Sato J, Meng Y, Okamoto S, Daimon T, Yamamoto K, Suetsugu Y, Narukawa J, Takahashi H, Banno Y, Katsuma S, Shimada T, Mita K, Fujiwara H. |
| Title |
yellow and ebony are the responsible genes for the larval color mutants of the silkworm Bombyx mori. |
| Journal |
Genetics 2008 180(4) 1995-2005 |
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| Images |
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| egg |
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| larva |
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/i41_pupa(cocoon)_1.gif)
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| pupa(cocoon) |
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/i41_pupa(cocoon)_2.gif)
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| pupa(cocoon) |
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| Order |
| egg |
larva |
pupa |
cocoon |
adult |
DNA |
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Larva period : 511.8 (hour)
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1st
instar |
1st
diapause |
2nd
instar |
2nd
diapause |
3th
instar |
3th
diapause |
4th
instar |
4th
diapause |
5th
instar
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62.8
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19.2
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55.6
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21.0
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75.6
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24.2
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92.8
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28.0
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132.6
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Feeding ability of artificial diets
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Feeding ability of artificial diets
| - Artificial diets produced by |
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N Corporation |
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| K University |
- - - Mulberry content |
{ |
40% |
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60% |
| - Feeding rate |
= |
(Number of adult silkworms) ÷
(Number of silkworms at the beginning of rearing) × 100 |
Take a picture four days after the beginning of rearing → Count |
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)
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| Date |
N Corporation. |
K University.(40%) |
K University.(60%) |
Comment |
| 2005
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NO DATA |
NO DATA |
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| 2006
/ 10
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NO DATA |
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| 2006
/ 12
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NO DATA |
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| 2007
/ 2
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NO DATA |
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Average.
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NO DATA |
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