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ok, corin is on chromosome 2, but agouti and dwarf on chr. 4 - wideband should be chr. 4 too..

Shades of meaning: the pigment-type switching system as a tool for discovery https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1755-148X.2010.00721.x

I found something interesting about wideband in other animals: If Corin is defective the agouti band becomes wide Enshell-Seijffers, David, Catherine Lindon, und Bruce A Morgan. „The serine protease Corin is a novel modifier of the Agouti pathway“. Development (Cambridge, England) 135, Nr. 2...

Do you know anything about pigment cell migration? http://www.kaninchenwissen.de/knowledge ... .php?id=89

Hallo, i am urgently in need of an image of black himalayan with the tan gene - a martenized himi. I prepare an article for the kleintiernews, (small animals paper, an rabbitbreeder journal) and wish to include images of all the albino series alleles on a tan background to show the...

There is an dominant black allele in the extension series, which made agouti rabbits dark self. If you have normal extension in the mix you can get a combination of agouti and normal Extension or Steel which match your rabbit. F.e. checkered giants may carry this dominant black too.

Tha widebandffactor w usually removes belly under color.

Other then commonly statet the eJ is dominant to E. The dark japanese parts resemble steel/dominant black and therefore are also visible on an agouti background. The light parts have no receptor at all and are recessive to all e alleles. a truebreeding japanese eJeJ should not show a difference...

I know someone in Europe doing rabbit science. He would be interested in Dutch spotting, vienna, lutino and lionhead. Also satin is not yet known. Is someone breeding such rabbits, ideally as combination of some of the traits and would be able to get some blood of them? Someone with English...

This is an Satinangorarex:

It definitely will. I read it very thoroughly years ago. It explains how genes work and which genes are at work and all this signaling pathways and it even has at least one rabbit image (and dogs and other mammals). I consider it like the robinson - on of the very comprehensive, important ones...

Maybe you can read this book in a library, not rabbit, but a lot of information about genes: Lamoreux, Delmas & Bennett 2010. The Colors of Mice: A Model Genetic Network. Wiley-Blackwell.https://www.wiley.com/en-us/The+Colors+of+Mice%3A+A+Model+Genetic+Network+-p-9781405179546.

White ear is dominant like En, but it behaves like dutch in case of not causing megacolon and how it influences color distribution in tricolor.