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A yellow-population scarb1 association is not a Sunkist test
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What changed
The colour and genetics guides now include the scarb1 split-clutch RNA-interference result and G1593A population association while rejecting use of the SNP to identify a named yellow line.
Why it changed
Only five maternal clutches supplied the functional comparison, later-stage silencing failed and most comparison tests are not named. The table reports 345 of 384 planned genotypes per population without explaining missing calls, and no cross, causation test, individual prediction or independent seller-line validation was run.
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