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The Gene that Gives the Orange Color to Cats Was Identified
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From Garfield to street cats with orange and black spots, red-haired cats have always had something special. For decades, geneticists knew that the orange color was related to the X chromosome, that is, one of the sex chromosomes, but the exact gene behind the phenomenon escaped them, until now. A group of researchers at the University of Kyushu (Japan) has identified the “mau-tation” (yes, so they call it informally) that causes orange coloring…
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