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Determination of testicular estrogen receptor alpha expression of male chickens (Gallus domesticus) with age

Estrogen activity, a central component of reproductive growth, is regulated by the receptor proteins, estrogen receptor alpha (ERα), and ER beta (ERβ) in chickens as

Effect of exogenous estrogen treatment on gonadal morphology, morphometry and estrogen receptor alpha mRNA expression in gonads of male chickens (Gallus domesticus)

The current study was designed to investigate the post-hatching ERα expression in left gonads of male chickens along with gonadal morphology when the exogenous estradiol

Literature Review for Identifying the Research Gaps on Taxonomy, Molecular Systematics and Conservation Status of Endemic Skink Genus Lankascincus (Squamata: Scincidae)

Sri Lanka harbours a rich endemism for skinks. As a key link in the food-chain, skinks support to balance the ecosystem and help retaining eco-cycles,

Effect of exogenous estradiol on the gonadal morphology and morphometry of the male chickens (Gallus domesticus)

Initial validation of zygosity determination questionnaire for Sri Lankan twins using STR analysis of 15 unlinked loci and the gender-determining marker amelogenin

Zygosity determination is an essential component in behavioural genetics which uses twins for research. Although genetic markers are considered gold-standard, questionnaire based methods are preferred in

Determination of testicular estrogen receptor α expression of male chickens (Gallus Domesticus) with age

Estrogen activity within living cells is regulated by its receptor, estrogen receptor α (ER α) and estrogen receptor β (ER β) in chickens as in

Agricultural, Economical and Ecological Importance of Phoenix pusilla (Ceylon Date Palm) and Its Future Research Perspectives

Phoenix pusilla, is an underutilised fruit crop, and an untouched genetic resource, facing a severe genetic loss due to the negligence of the public and

Protein Overexpression in Different E. coli Strains for Industrial Scale Drug Development in Sri Lanka

Research and industrial scale protein overexpression for pharmaceutical products uses Escherichia coli (E. coli) strains due to their well-characterised genome and easy manipulation. This review

Comparison of DNA isolation and dominant and co-dominant molecular markers to reveal the genetic sex of Gallus domesticus (Domestic chickens)

Sri Lankan Twin Registry Biobank: A Resource for Human Genetic Research in Sri Lanka

Bio banking is an innovave concept of storing and sharing biological samples for current and future research. Even though it is well established in the

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Optimization of Sex Chromosome Linked CHD Gene for Genetic Sexing of Domestic Chickens (Gallus domesticus)

Abstract Chromodomain Helicase DNA (CHD) binding protein loci is one of the sex chromosome linked gene found in most avian species including domestic chickens. CHD genes

Quality assurance of biospecimens for biobanking purposes: Sri Lankan Twin Registry Biobank

Quality assurance is a vital component in biobanking to assure integrity and viability of samples. Although standards are established for biobanking in the western world,

Developing a center for genetic research and capacity building of early-career scientists in Sri Lanka

Genetics plays an important role in health research. Shortage of infrastructure limits the genetics research output from within the country. Moreover poor practical and analytical