Differences in Pigment Content and Expression of Cocoon Color Formation-Related Genes in Multiple Silkworm Strains

gene is displaced in silkworm varieties that form green or white cocoons. In summary, this study clarified the expression patterns and variations in key pigment deposition-related genes at the population level for the first time and provided data references for the study of the biological basis and coloration mechanism of diverse cocoon colors.

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Insects
Published
2026-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.3390/insects17040435
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Silk-based biomaterials and applications
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Differences in Pigment Content and Expression of Cocoon Color Formation-Related Genes in Multiple Silkworm Strains

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Abstract

gene is displaced in silkworm varieties that form green or white cocoons. In summary, this study clarified the expression patterns and variations in key pigment deposition-related genes at the population level for the first time and provided data references for the study of the biological basis and coloration mechanism of diverse cocoon colors.

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Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (CN), Ministry of Agriculture (CA), Sericultural Research Institute (CN)
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