thanks for the help paul, more

Posted by jeff s on April 03, 2002 at 13:23:20:

In Reply to: Re: ALBINO BREEDERS--I need some input in technical genetics posted by Paul Hollander on April 03, 2002 at 11:40:55:

Paul, I'm keeping all records and the project is at f2(first recross)but I'm getting frustrated with the time period between generations.LOL. I know there are at least 2 different "albino" genes as well as "axanthic" and normal but I havent had the tyrosine tested yet--I just describing physical charecteristics and trying to relate them to generalizations already familiar t most on this forum. I understand the point of different loci, but I'm just hypothesizing about a cinario(sp?)where 2 albino genes were on the SAME loci.... and would that lead to variation in particular? I dont think this is the case either, but it occured to me that this may be possible.
Could you get back to me with your idea of what describes "amelanism" and why/how it can be variable. Sorry, spell check not available. Thanks again,Jeff

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: Paul, I'm keeping all records and the project is at f2(first recross)but I'm getting frustrated with the time period between generations.LOL. I know there are at least 2 different "albino" genes as well as "axanthic" and normal but I havent had the tyrosine tested yet--I just describing physical charecteristics and trying to relate them to generalizations already familiar t most on this forum. I understand the point of different loci, but I'm just hypothesizing about a cinario(sp?)where 2 albino genes were on the SAME loci.... and would that lead to variation in particular? I dont think this is the case either, but it occured to me that this may be possible. : Could you get back to me with your idea of what describes "amelanism" and why/how it can be variable. Sorry, spell check not available. Thanks again,Jeff

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