AFRMA Books

AFRMA
Mouse Genetics Book
5th Edition, 2009
7x8½, 144 pages

CONTENTS

ARTICLES
  • Genetics For American Mouse Breeders by Bonnie Walters
    4
    1. Definition of Terms and Introduction to Dominance
      4
    2. Breedings Involving a Single Gene Pair
      5
    3. Characteristics of A and B Series of Alleles, Introduction to Epistasis
      7
    4. Albino Series Homozygotes
      9
    5. Albino Series Heterozygotes and Inheritance of Multiple Alleles
      11
    6. Blue and Pink-eyed Dilutions
      13
    7. Extension (Recessive Gold) Series
      15
    8. How To Get More of Something “New”
      17
    9. White Spotting and “Modifiers”
      19
    10. Introduction to Combining Genes: The Dominant With Dominant Cross
      21
    11. Combining Genes: Dominant to Recessive; Recessive to Recessive
      23
    12. Satin, Long Haired, Frizzie; Combining Genes: More About Recessive to Recessive
      25
    13. Genotypes Of MRBA Mice
      27
  • Mouse Genetics by Dave Bumford
    30
    • Mutant Genes of The Mouse
      30
    • Mutant Genes of The Mouse, Part 2
      31
    • Marked Mice
      32
    • The Tan Group – Including Foxes
      35
    • The Albino Group of Mice
      37
  • Breeding, Beyond the Basics: Outcrossing, Line Breeding, Inbreeding by Nichole Royer & Karen Robbins
    40
  • Inbreeding with Exhibition Mice by Rodney & Lynda Wilson
    45
  • Mouse Keeping, Linkage by Virginia Pochmann
    46
  • Mouse Keeping, An Explanation of Somatic Mutations and why they do not breed true by Virginia Pochmann
    50
  • Type by Nichole Royer
    52
    • Rat Standard
      52
    • Mouse Standard
      53
    • The Myth Of The English Mouse
      55
  • Mouse Keeping, The Ideal Type by Virginia Pochmann
    56
  • Color Genetics: How Color is Formed by Debra Mauzy Melitz, September 1998
    59
    • Part 1: Colors are Light: Pigments
      59
    • Part 2: Hair Development
      63
    • Part 3: Genetic Loci
      66
  • The Red Mouse by Satu Karhumaa
    71
  • Working With Banded by Dave Bumford
    73
  • Banded Mice by Satu Karhumaa
    75
  • Breeding Roan Mice by Jack L. Ball
    77
  • Explanation of Roan Mouse Inheritance Factors by Virginia Pochmann
    79
  • Brindle Mice by Nichole Royer
    81

MISCELLANEOUS
  • Miscellaneous Mouse Matters
    85
    • Hairless and Nude Mice
      85
    • Brindled Mice
      85
    • Argente Mice
      86
    • Siamese Production
      86
    • Pied/Variegated Mice
      87
    • Making Blue Point and Silver Siamese
      87
      • Part b–How to get Silver Siamese
        88
    • Creating P.E. White Tans
      88
    • Frizzies & “Frizzie Rot”
      88
    • New Mutant?
      88
    • Lemon Mouse?
      89
    • Reverse Siamese Mice
      89
    • Banded Mice
      89
    • Brindle Mice
      89
    • Making Chinchilla Mice
      89
    • Making Blue Mice
      90
    • More on Reverse Siamese Mice
      90
    • Mouse Color Question
      91
    • Tri-Colored/Metallic Mice
      91
    • Making Sable Siamese
      91
    • Mystery Mice
      92
    • Cream/Fawn Mice
      92
    • Siamese Sable Mice
      92
    • Siamese Sable Fox
      93
    • Yellow Gene Fertility Mystery
      93
    • Creating Blue Point Siamese
      94
    • Creating Tailless Mice
      95
    • Creating Chinchilla Mice
      96
    • Black-Eyed White Mice
      97
    • Frizzie Mice
      97
    • Seal Point Siamese Line of Mice
      98
    • Inbreeding
      99
    • Making Agouti & Black Lines of Mice
      99
    • Berkshire Mice?
      100
    • Making Siamese Mice
      100
    • Long Hair Mice
      102
    • Strange Mouse Colors
      102
    • Siamese Mouse Formula
      103
    • Science Fair Projects: Creating Dutch & Long Hair
      104
    • Inherited Calico Traits
      106
    • Tri-Colored Mouse?
      107
    • Making Two-Colored Mice
      107
    • Where To Start
      108
    • Waltzing Mathilda Mouse
      109
    • Ear Set on Mice
      110
    • Fox Mice
      111
    • Lilac Agouti Mice
      111
    • Getting Ivory Mice from Chinchilla
      111
    • Reverse Siamese Mice
      113
    • Colored Mice
      113
  • Sources
    115
  • Glossary of Terms
    117
  • Translations: Color Names vs. Genetic Term
    119
  • AFRMA/N.M.C. Translations
    119
  • A Quick Look at Coat Color Genes Referenced in this Text
    120
    • Colors
      120
    • Coats
      121
  • Miscellaneous Photos
    122
  • Other Interesting Coat/Color/Misc. Genes
    123
    • Curly Coat Genes
      123
    • Hair Loss Genes
      123
    • Waltzing Genes
      124
    • Tweaked Tails Genes
      125
    • Dwarf Genes
      126
    • Misc. Genes
      126
  • Further Reading
    127
  • Index
    129

SOURCES

~ Taken From AFRMA Rat & Mouse Tales ~
1984 – 2008

Articles
  • Genetics For American Mouse Breeders by Bonnie Walters:
    • Article #1: January 1984
    • Article #2: July 1984
    • Article #3: October 1984
    • Article #4: M/A85
    • Article #5: M/J85
    • Article #6: J/A85
    • Article #7: S/O85
    • Article #8: N/D85
    • Article #9: S/O95
    • Article #10: N/D95
    • Article #11: J/F96
    • Article #12: M/A96
    • Article #13: M/J96
  • Mouse Genetics by Dave Bumford:
    • Mutant Genes of the Mouse, Part 1: M/J87
    • Mutant Genes of the Mouse, Part 2: J/A87
    • Marked Mice: J/F87
    • The Tan Group – Including Foxes: M/A87
    • The Albino Group of Mice: S/O87
  • Inbreeding with Exhibition Mice: M/J96
  • Mouse Keeping, An Explanation of Somatic Mutations and why they do not breed true: WSSF 2008
  • Mouse Keeping, Linkage: WSSF 2008
  • Type: Winter ’99
  • Mouse Keeping, The Ideal Type: WSSF 2008
  • Working With Banded Mice: J/A96
  • Breeding Roan Mice: M/J87
  • Explanation of Roan Mouse Inheritance Factors: S/O88
  • The Red Mouse: Holiday ’97
  • Banded Mice: Summer II ’97
  • Brindle Mice: Winter ’00
  • Color Genetics by Debra Mauzy Melitz:
    • Part 1: Winter ’99
    • Part 2: Spring ’99
    • Part 3: Summer ’99

Miscellaneous Mouse Matters
  • Hairless and Nude Mice: M/A91
  • Brindled Mice: M/J91
  • Argente Mice: J/A91
  • Siamese Production: J/A91
  • Pied/Variegated Mice: N/D91
  • Making Blue Point and Silver Siamese: N/D91
    • Part b–How to get Silver Siamese: J/F92
  • Creating P.E. White Tans: J/F92
  • Frizzies & “Frizzie Rot”: J/F92
  • New Mutant?: J/F92
  • Lemon Mouse?: J/F92
  • Breeding Silver Siamese: J/F92
  • Reverse Siamese Mice: M/A92
  • Banded Mice: N/D92
  • Brindle Mice: N/D92
  • Making Chinchilla Mice: J/F93
  • Making Blue Mice: J/F93
  • More on Reverse Siamese Mice: N/D93, J–M94
  • Mouse Color Question: M/J96
  • Tri-Colored/Metallic Mice: J/A96
  • Making Sable Siamese: S/O96
  • Mystery Mice: Winter ’97
  • Cream/Fawn Mice: Spring ’97
  • Siamese Sable Mice: Summer I ’97
  • Siamese Sable Fox: Summer I ’97
  • Yellow Gene Fertility Mystery: Holiday ’97
  • Creating Blue Point Siamese Mice: Holiday ’97
  • Creating Tailless Mice: Winter ’98
  • Creating Chinchilla Mice: Summer I ’98
  • Black-Eyed White Mice: Winter ’99
  • Frizzie Mice: Spring ’99
  • Seal Point Siamese Line of Mice: Fall ’99
  • Inbreeding: Winter ’00
  • Making Agouti & Black Lines of Mice: Spring ’00
  • Berkshire Mice?: Summer ’00
  • Making Siamese Mice: Spring ’01
  • Long Hair Mice: Winter ’02
  • Strange Mouse Colors: Winter ’02
  • Siamese Mouse Formula: Summer ’02
  • Science Fair Projects – Creating Dutch & Long Hair: Fall ’02
  • Inherited Calico Traits: WSSF 2004
  • Tri-Colored Mouse?: WSSF 2004
  • Making Two-Colored Mice: WSSF 2004
  • Where To Start: WSSF 2005
  • Waltzing Mathilda Mouse: WSSF 2005
  • Ear Set on Mice: WSSF 2006
  • Fox Mice: WSSF 2006
  • Lilac Agouti Mice: WSSF 2007
  • Getting Ivory Mice from Chinchilla: WSSF 2007
  • Reverse Siamese Mice: WSSF 2007
  • Colored Mice: WSSF 2008

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