Differences in food resource allocation in a long-term selection experiment for litter size in mice 1. Developmental trends in body weight and food intake against time

WM Rauw, P Luiting, MWA Verstegen, O Vangen… - Animal …, 2000 - cambridge.org
Differences in the metabolic resource situation between non-reproductive male and female
mice of a line selected for high litter size at birth (average of 22 born per litter) and a non …

Economic efficiency of lean tissue production through crossbreeding: Systems modeling with mice. II. Reproduction-growth termination alternatives

S Newman, DL Harris, DP Doolittle - Journal of Animal Science, 1985 - academic.oup.com
Culling alternatives based upon number of litters, age of parents and interval between litters
were evaluated in 27 crosses from three random-mating, unselected strains of mice (S, J, P) …

Utilization of energy for maintenance and for fat and lean gains by mice selected for rapid postweaning growth rate

NL Canolty, LJ Koong - The Journal of Nutrition, 1976 - Elsevier
The metabolizable energy intake (MEI) required for maintenance and the efficiency of
utilization of metabolizable energy available for gain (MEA) were determined for a line of …

Growth and reproduction in mice selected for rapid body weight gain

GE Bradford - Genetics, 1971 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
MATERIALS AND METHODS The base population was a cross of four inbred lines
(C57BL/6JJ, AKR/J, C3H/J, DBA/2J). Details of the formation of the stock and of the …

Correlated responses in growth and body composition of replicated single-trait and index selected lines of mice

EJ Eisen, T Bandy - Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1977 - Springer
Correlated responses in growth, body composition and efficiency were evaluated in lines of
mice selected in the following ways: W+ T io, increased six-week body weight (WT6); W° T …

Direct and correlated responses to selection for increased postweaning gain in mice

TJ LaSalle, JM White, WE Vinson - Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1974 - Springer
Mass selection for increased body weight gain from 21 to 42 days of age was practiced for
12 generations in four replicate lines of ICR-albino mice. Response to selection averaged …

Growth rate, food intake and body composition before and after weaning in strains of mice selected for mature body-weight

MW Stanier, LE Mount - British Journal of Nutrition, 1972 - cambridge.org
Breeding pairs of mice which had been selected over seventeen generations for large and
small 6-week body-weight (L and S mice), together with breeding pairs of the original …

Selection for body weight in the mouse at three temperatures and the correlated response in tail length

RL Baker, FRM Cockrem - Genetics, 1970 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
MATERIALS AND METHODS The mice used in the present study came from the LCA and
LCB lines which had been se-lected for short tails and high body weight and vice versa …

Selection for components related to body composition in mice: direct responses

EJ Eisen - Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1987 - Springer
Replicated within full-sib family single-trait selection was conducted for 10 generations in
mice for (1) high or low 12-week epididymal fat pad percentage (100 x epididymal fat pad …

Maintenance energy requirement and net energetic efficiency in mice with a major gene for rapid postweaning gain

JF Bernier, CC Calvert, TR Famula, RL Baldwin - The Journal of nutrition, 1986 - Elsevier
Previous research in this laboratory demonstrated the existence of a major gene (hg),
expressed as a homozygous recessive, which increases postweaning growth by 60% in …