a comparison of the fastest-moving transferrin variants of the pig

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Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 13 (I 982) 59 SHORT COMMUNICATION A comparison of the fastest-moving transferrin variants of the pig A. Stratil', V. Giasnak*, Elzbieta Skladanow~ka~, L. FCsiis4 and Agnes Palovics4 I Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Animal Phsiology and Genetics, 277 2 1 Libzchov, Czechoslovakia Animal Breeding Research Institute, 252 09 Hradistko pod Mednikem, Czechoslovakia Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Jastrzebiec, Poland Research Center for Animal Breeding and Nutrition, Research Institute for Animal Husbandry, Department of Genetics, Herceghalom, Hungary Received 24 September 1981; accepted 30 November 198 1 Keywords: trans ferrin, pig A transferrin variant migrating faster than Tf A was described by Glasnak et al. (1976). It was found in crosses of wild and domestic pigs. A similar variant was detected in wild pigs by Skladanowska et al. (1977; 1979). They provisionally designated it Tf 4, (Skladanowska et al., 1977) and in a definitive paper Tf P (Skladanowska et al., 1979). Palovics et al. (1982) found a fast-moving trans- ferrin in Large White breed of pigs. We compared starch gel electrophoretic mobilities of transferrins from these three sources with a discontinuous Tris-citric acid/NaOH-boric acid buffer system according to Kristjansson (1963) (see also Glasnak et al., 1976). The mobilities of the fastest moving transferrins from these three sources were identical. We therefore propose to unite the nomenclature and to designate the pig transferrin variant which is slightly faster than Tf A with the symbol Tf I, re- gardless of whether it is found in domestic or wild pigs. References Glasnak, V., A. Stratil & W. Schleger, 1976. A transferrin variant Tf I in crosses of the wild and Kristjanssqn, F. K., 1963. Geneticcontrol of two pre-albumins in pigs. Generics48: 1059-1063. Palovics, A., L. Fesiis & L. Osvath, 1982. Tf I transferrin variant in domestic pig. Animal Blood Skladanowska, E., M. Zurkowski & I. Wiatroszak. 1977. Protein polymorphism in the blood serum Skladanowska, E.. M. Zurkowski, I. Wiatroszak & W. Filipiak. 1979. Polymorphism o f the serum domestic pigs. Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 7: 59-64. Groupsand Biochemical Genetics. 13: 6 1-62. of wild boars. Animal Blood Groupsand Biochemical Generics 8 (Supplement 1) 20. proteins of wild pigs. Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 10: I5 I- 154. 59

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Page 1: A comparison of the fastest-moving transferrin variants of the pig

Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 13 ( I 982) 59 SHORT COMMUNICATION

A comparison of the fastest-moving transferrin variants of the pig

A. Stratil', V. Giasnak*, Elzbieta Sk ladanow~ka~ , L. FCsiis4 and Agnes Palovics4

I Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Animal Phsiology and Genetics, 277 2 1 Libzchov, Czechoslovakia

Animal Breeding Research Institute, 252 09 Hradistko pod Mednikem, Czechoslovakia

Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Jastrzebiec, Poland

Research Center for Animal Breeding and Nutrition, Research Institute for Animal Husbandry, Department of Genetics, Herceghalom, Hungary

Received 24 September 1981; accepted 30 November 198 1

Keywords: trans ferrin, pig

A transferrin variant migrating faster than Tf A was described by Glasnak et al. (1976). It was found in crosses of wild and domestic pigs. A similar variant was detected in wild pigs by Skladanowska et al. (1977; 1979). They provisionally designated it Tf 4, (Skladanowska et al., 1977) and in a definitive paper Tf P (Skladanowska et al., 1979). Palovics et al. (1982) found a fast-moving trans- ferrin in Large White breed of pigs.

We compared starch gel electrophoretic mobilities of transferrins from these three sources with a discontinuous Tris-citric acid/NaOH-boric acid buffer system according to Kristjansson (1963) (see also Glasnak et al., 1976).

The mobilities of the fastest moving transferrins from these three sources were identical.

We therefore propose to unite the nomenclature and to designate the pig transferrin variant which is slightly faster than Tf A with the symbol Tf I, re- gardless of whether it is found in domestic or wild pigs.

References

Glasnak, V., A. Stratil & W. Schleger, 1976. A transferrin variant Tf I in crosses of the wild and

Kristjanssqn, F. K., 1963. Geneticcontrol of two pre-albumins in pigs. Generics48: 1059-1063. Palovics, A., L. Fesiis & L. Osvath, 1982. Tf I transferrin variant in domestic pig. Animal Blood

Skladanowska, E., M. Zurkowski & I. Wiatroszak. 1977. Protein polymorphism in the blood serum

Skladanowska, E.. M . Zurkowski, I . Wiatroszak & W. Filipiak. 1979. Polymorphism o f the serum

domestic pigs. Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 7: 59-64.

Groupsand Biochemical Genetics. 13: 6 1-62.

of wild boars. Animal Blood Groupsand Biochemical Generics 8 (Supplement 1) 20.

proteins of wild pigs. Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Generics 10: I5 I - 154.

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