Effects of Nicarbazin in Diet on Mottled Yolks

Silvestrini, D. A.; Dawson, L. E.; Evans, Robert J.; Davidson, J. A.

doi:10.3382/ps.0440467

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“…It has been hypothesized that yolk mottling occurs because of increased membrane permeability, allowing the transfer of fluid from the albumen into the yolk (Van Tienhoven et al, 1958;Polin et al, 1958;Schaible et al, 1946;Silvestrini et al, 1965;and Phelps et al, 1965). However, there is no explanation of the mechanisms affecting membrane permeability.…”

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Relationship of Calcium to Yolk Mottling Produced by Feeding Various Materials to Hens

Roland¹,

McCready²,

Harms³

1974

Poultry Science

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Relationship of Calcium to Yolk Mottling Produced by Feeding Various Materials to Hens

Roland¹,

McCready²,

Harms³

1974

Poultry Science

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“…Articles on an assortment of avian substances too diverse to classify cover oviduct proteins (322, 1658), pigeon perilymph (1694), lenses (547, 845, 846, 1212), pancreatic enzymes (894), feather keratin (872), effect of ionizing radiation (2150) and cold storage (1616) on tissue proteins, and embryonic spermine and spermidine (1807), brain proteins (1982), and the mesodermal induction factor (2233). Other reports per-tain to chicken egg proteins from yolks (1533,1534,1822,2073) and whites (162,1292,1473,1541,1598,1715), and the effects upon them of storage (958,1498,1970). Egg proteins from birds of different species have been compared (II4, 408, 2067, 2253).…”

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Strickland¹

1966

Anal. Chem.

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Quantification of plasma and egg 4,4′‐dinitrocarbanilide (DNC) residues for the efficient development of a nicarbazin‐based contraceptive for pest waterfowl

Johnston

Britton

Macdonald

et al. 2002

Pest Management Science

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Urbanization and associated landscaping has increased the abundance of year-round habitat for waterfowl, resulting in vegetation damage, loss of recreational activities, air transportation mishaps and health hazards. As part of a research program to develop socially acceptable techniques for management of pest bird populations, we are evaluating nicarbazin as a contraceptive in pest and surrogate avian species. As reproductive studies with Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) are tedious due to the difficulty of conducting controlled field studies and/or breeding geese in captivity, we evaluated the effects of oral nicarbazin administration on the production and hatchability of chicken eggs. Blood plasma and egg DNC concentrations were correlated to contraceptive efficacy. Subsequent studies are being conducted with geese to determine the diet nicarbazin concentration required to produce the desired blood and plasma DNC concentrations. This approach permits the expeditious evaluation of formulations and dosing regimes by simply monitoring blood DNC concentrations in target species.

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Effects of Nicarbazin in Diet on Mottled Yolks

Cited by 14 publications

References 10 publications

Relationship of Calcium to Yolk Mottling Produced by Feeding Various Materials to Hens

Relationship of Calcium to Yolk Mottling Produced by Feeding Various Materials to Hens

Electrophoresis

Quantification of plasma and egg 4,4′‐dinitrocarbanilide (DNC) residues for the efficient development of a nicarbazin‐based contraceptive for pest waterfowl

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