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Fertilised eggs can be sexed by sniffing volatile chemicals - study

Fertilised eggs can be sexed by sniffing volatile chemicals - study
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Device sniffs eggs to sort them by sex

A modified suction cup device is effective at sexing chicken eggs early in incubation, report researchers.

United statesCristina davisTom turpenHuajin zhouFoundation for food agricultural researchUniversity of californiaUc davis departmentSensit ventures incUc davis office of researchSensit venturesVenture catalystAgricultural research

Scientists find a way to tell the sex of chicken eggs early in incubation

It could prevent the culling of billions of male chicks.

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Chicken Eggs Sexed by Scent

Fertilized chicken eggs can be sexed by “sniffing” volatile chemicals emitted through the shell, according to new research.

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Sexing chicken eggs by scent

Study shows that it is feasible to sort eggs by sex, early in incubation, based on volatile organic chemicals.

United statesHuajin zhouKristy portilloMitchell mccartneyKatherine hameraYing wangEva borrasKevin bellidoCristina davisTom turpenDavis sensitRobert arlenPriyanka shahUniversity of californiaAerospace engineeringUc davis office of research

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