1996
ISU Swine Research Report

Breeding/Physiology

• ASL-R1375 A Study of Genetic Diversity in a Rare U.S. Pig Breed--The Mulefoot Pig
  
• ASL-R1376 Development of a Resource Family to Identify Genes for Meat Quality Traits in the Pig
  
• ASL-R1377 Mapping of the Melatonin Receptor 1A (MTNR1A) Gene in Pig, Sheep and Cattle
  
• ASL-R1378 Genetic and Physical Mapping of the Pig Vascular Cell Adhesion Molecule 1 (VCAM1) Gene to Pig Chromosome 4
  
• ASL-R1379 Placement of Prolacin on Pig Chromosome 7 by Linkage and Physical Mapping
• ASL-R1380 Differences in Maternal Behavior Between Meishan and Yorkshire Gilts
• ASL-R1381 Maternal Behavior Potentially Affecting Offspring Survivability: A Comparison Between Meishan and Yorkshire X Landrace (YL) Sows
  
• ASL-R1382 Cloning of the Pig Counterpart of a Gene Involved in Resistance to Bacterial Infection
  
• ASL-R1383 A Decreased Placental Size and Increased Vascular Density Results in Increased Prolificacy in the Meishan Pig
  
• ASL-R1384 Differential Prepartum and Postpartum Growth Patterns of Yorkshire and Meishan Piglets Gestated in the Same Uterine Encironment
  
• ASL-R1385 Relaxin and Estrogen Accelerate Growth of Uterine Cervix of Prepubertal Pigs
• ASL-R1386 Comparative Ovarian and Pituitary Hormone Secretion in Pregnant Meishan and Yorkshire Gilts

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