Hæmoglobin Types of the Wild House Mouse (Mus musculus domesticus Rutty 1772)

Haemoglobin variants in mice

“…The early embryonic haemoglobin showed a distinct pattern but without any differences amongst the strains, as also observed by Craig & Russell (1963) and Morton (1966). Examination of wild mice showed the presence of both single and diffuse types as reported earlier by Heinecke & Wagner (1964), Petras (1967, and Selander & Yang (1969).…”

GENETIC STUDY OF HEMOGLOBIN VARIANTS IN MICE (<i>MUS MUSCULUS</i>)

“…It was observed that, respectively, the chains of single hemoglobin Heinecke and Wagner 1964;Petras 1967;) have reported that the feral mice in the United States, Jamaica, Venezuela, Germany, and Denmark carry both or either of the two alleles.…”

Electrophoresis

“…Electrophoretic examinations of animal hemoglobins include sheep (380,1096,1225,1612,2334), goats (304), cows (1512), horses (2141), pigs (342), camels (119), armadillos (572), elephant shrew's (332), moles (466), mice (449,891,1814,1866,2421), elephants (1141), elephants and hyraxes (333), primates (331, 1288, 2344), opossums (1696), domestic fowl (273,341,400,698,966,1160,1725,1810,1827,1983), birds of various species (1929, 2151), fish (364, 776, 2307), amphibians (1406,1407,2217,2218), and various animals (1810).…”