Turkey Breeding and Parthenogenesis Virus Link
Fragmentary notes discuss parthenogenicity in turkeys, potential viral induction to boost high quality female offspring, and reduced genetic variability. The article cites 115 million turkeys produced annually at about $4.50 each and outlines 1966 experiments pairing birds at University Park and Beltsville to compare progeny with vaccinated and unvaccinated sires.
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Olsen
Buss
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Beltsville
Europe
Turkey
Darcey
Vitamin Interrelationships in Cells and Vitamin A Roles
Overview of cellular enzymes and coenzymes with vitamins as key co factors. Discusses discovery of vitamins, history of vitamin A, its role in vision and skin, and sources. Includes storage advice for holiday fruits and citrus to preserve vitamin content.
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Pennsylvania State University
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