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Comparison of Blood Serum Proteins from Different Native Strains with White Leghorn and New Hampshire acclimatized in Iraq | ||
| journal of al-qadisiyah for pure science(quarterly) | ||
| Article 1, Volume 7, Issue 4, 2007, Pages 83-91 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Faris A. AL-Obaidi; Khalid A. AL-Soudi; Shahrazad M. AL-Shadeedi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study was conducted at the college of Agriculture, Baghdad University during winter 2001, from January 5 ¡V February 10, aiming to compare blood serum proteins of six native strains with White Leghorn (WL) and New Hampshire (NH) acclimatized in Iraq. Disc ¡V gel electrophoresis was used for separation and identification blood serum proteins. Serum proteins of all strains and breeds were separated into eight regions identified as:- Pre-albumin, Albumin, Post-albumin, £, ƒÒ, £^ ¡V Globulins and Transferrin. £^ ¡V Globulin was the largest portion of the total blood serum proteins, Albumin and Post ¡V albumin were the next. All native strains significantly (P < 0.01) predominant in the pre centages of £^ ¡V Globulin, whereas WL and NH were significantly (P < 0.01) predominant in the percentages of blood serum Albumin and £-Globulin, also the two standard breeds acclimatized in Iraq were predominant over all native strains with the exception of Black chicken in blood serum Post-albumin. The data indicated that Nacked Neck chickens could be used genetically to improve natural immunity. | ||
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