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Influence of Feed Restriction on the Wool Proteome: a Combined ITRAQ and Fiber Structural Study

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Journal J Proteomics
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty Biochemistry
Date 2014 Apr 9
PMID 24709639
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Abstract

Biological Significance: Seasonal weight loss caused by poor pasture availability has strong effects on wool productivity parameters and quality traits. In this work we determine that experimentally induced weight loss causes a decrease in fiber diameter associated with an increase in the level of high sulfur protein KAP13.1 and proteins from the high glycine-tyrosine protein KAP6 family. The implication of this is that decreasing the fiber diameter of the wool by this process could result in a fiber reduced prickle but with reduced wearability and appearance retention.

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