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Petra is highly rated by travellers for relaxation, beaches and friendly locals.
Don’t miss out on the area around Petra Beach! Top spot for relaxation, beaches and friendly locals.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Miramare offers pet-friendly accommodation in Petra. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Rooms include a TV.
“Excellent hosts, breath taking view, cleaness, comfort and the wish to return at Petra / Clara Hotel!”
“Breakfast Climated room Silent location”
“First things first: the location was perfect! Right across a beautiful beach, near lots of taverns, cafes, supermarkets, etc. The hotel was at the center and also close to Molivos. We were going to stay for 3 days and move on to another beach but we loved the hotel and the place so much that we extended our stay to 6 days, and every day was fun, we didn't get bored at all. The beds were comfy, the room way cleaned daily and the sheets/towels were changed every 2 days. The bathroom was big enough and we always had hot water. The AC worked perfectly and there wasnt a funky smell at all. The sandy-pebbled beach across the hotel was wonderful and clean, the prices of the cafe was decent. But the beach on the rightmost place was even more beautiful, completely sandy! The staff of the hotel was also very nice family hotel. They were always helpful with everything, they arranged many reservations for us, chit-chatted when we saw each other.. The breakfast was also nice, including fresh fruits from the trees! By the way, the bread of the hotel and everywhere else was extraordinary! The smell, the taste was wonderful! Put some olive oil on the bread and you're good to go! Next time, definitely again on the same place at the same hotel!”
“Beautiful room with equipment in beautiful place. Nice beach and clear sea 20m from apartman.”
Featuring a pool with sun terrace and a snack bar, Sunset Hotel is located within 200 metres from the sandy Petra Beach in Lesvos Island.
“very comfortable bed, luxury and large room for very good price. owner is very friendly and helpful”
Alma Hotel is built on a hillside overlooking Petra village and the Aegean Sea.
“Staff were very friendly, and the premises very clean and tidy. They even cooked some meat for my little dog. Thank you”
Located on a hillside overlooking the bay of Petra, Lassia Studios offers self-catering accommodation with sea, mountain or garden views.
“Cliff-top location with superb views of sea, islands, sunsets. Very friendly manager, Dora, available to help every day. Great villa”
Offering a garden, Little Bird Lesvos is situated in Petra. Petra Beach is 2 km away. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property. The accommodation features a seating area.
“The location, the room conditions and the service was just great!”
Situated less than 50 metres from the beach of Petra in Lesbos, Blue Sky Hotel offers a swimming pool and a poolside cocktail bar.
Offering a pool, Birds Bay is located on a hill, just 50 metres from Avlaki Beach in Lesbos.
“Amazing view and swimming pool, peaceful location, warm-blooded and helpful stuff and owners, delicious food in cafe, nice decoration in apartments.More beautiful than photos. *Normally we were not allowed to change the dates according to our reservation type but then we had to change and asked for it.They helped us so much, changed the dates and also gave us a bigger apartment that had 2 bedrooms with the terrace which had wonderful view.Besides they helped us about checking out time too.The stuff and owners were always interest with us.They offered us delicious desserts and coffee and also suggested to give a ride when we walked Petra.Thank you for nice holiday.”
“Maria and Nikos are the best hosts ever!”
Set in a green garden with olive and fruit trees, Vasiliki Studios is 1 km from the sandy beach of Petra and 600 metres from the village centre.
“Hospitality, lots of space around, very close to Petra beaches. We stayed many places in Lesbos, we missed this one very much. Cleanness”
Set in Petra, Villa Vicky features a garden, seasonal outdoor pool, and sun terrace. Petra Beach is 500 metres from the property. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
“This was our 6th time staying in Petra but our first at Villa Vicky but not our last! These well equipped studio apartments are set back from the road that runs along by the sea, with lovely views from the swimming pool and first floor studios. Only 200 metres from the edge of the village makes them perfectly placed. Nothing was too much trouble for Vicky, the owner, arranging very quickly for me to see the Doctor when I was ill.”
Offering accommodation with air conditioning, Villa Marianthi is situated in Petra, 1 km from Petra Beach. Free private parking is available on site. The accommodation features a flat-screen TV.
Boasting an outdoor pool, the family-run Ourania Studios is located within 300 metrres of the scenic beach in Petra.
“Great location and very affordable price. Stelios is a very welcoming host.”
Situated in the traditional village of Petra, Archontiko Petras 1821 is a 19th-century mansion offering boutique accommodation with views over the well-kept garden and the village.
“Beautiful family, beautiful hotel, beautiful people there is nothing to fault here, I felt at home”
“A very nice hotel, with clean and specious rooms. Excellent location, no need to use any type of transport, all necessary locations within the walking distance. Would definitely recommend to someone who wants a relaxed and quiet atmosphere.”
“Hosts were lovely Greek family. Could have stayed there much longer. Other guests also very friendly and many come every year. Right at beach and easy walking distance of many good restaurants.”
“Luxury rooms just 50m by the sea! The staff so kind and hospitable! We definitely enjoyed our stay there. Hope to see you again. Michael”
“The location was good Parking facilities”
“We really enjoyed our stay at Paradise studios. Great location, excellent pool and the staff was so nice to us and our little boy. We will not hesitate to book this hotel in the future.”
Within 250 metres from the sandy Petra Beach in Lesvos, Theodora Hotel features a pool with sun terrace and a bar amidst its lush garden.
“Big rooms with amazing balcony. Beautiful bathroom! And a pretty decent pool area :) area was really quiet and just a short walk from town center”
“It was our second visit this hotel. Very clean and owners are very friendly all opportunities you have to spend a nice holiday. We will always prefer this hotel to stay in Lesvos. Beds were comfortable . We felt ourselves in our home..”
Featuring an outdoor pool with a sun terrace, Stella Apartments are located in Petra Village of Lesvos. They provide self-catered accommodation with air conditioning.
Situated right across from the beach in Petra, Dimitra offers a snack bar.
“Owners of property very kind & helpful. Seaviews at front superb.”
Located just 50 metres from Petra Beach, Mr. Greek Villa is surrounded by a lush garden with fruit trees and flowers. It offers air-conditioned accommodation, a sun terrace and free WiFi throughout.
“The owner is very kind. Helped about every thing. They have a farm, plantation field near the villa. Our child loves to see goats, tomatos, cucumbers, vegetables in the field and drinked fresh goat milk every day. Garden is very good for her to play. Our room is large enough for tree person and easy to cook, prepare breakfast. It was very clean and cleaned every day. Beds are comfortable. It is very close to the seaside and center of Petra. Good prizes comparing to place.”
“Everything. Location is great. Has everything required for a relaxing holiday.”
Offering free WiFi and a sun terrace, Shining Star Apartments is situated in Petra, 300 metres from Petra Beach. The accommodation comes with a seating area with a satellite TV and computer.
Offering a garden, Studios Julia is located just 30 metres from the beach in Petra. Free WiFi is offered . The accommodation is air conditioned and is equipped with a cable TV.
Situated in Petra in the Lesbos Region, 900 metres from Petra Beach, Aiolides features a terrace and views of the mountain.
Situated in the village of Petra, Mousses Houses is a complex of apartments with private entrance and fully equipped kitchen.
“clean rooms and amenities, convenient kitchen facilities, security, staff friendliness and helpfulness, location to beaches and excellent eating facilities,”
Right across from Petra Beach and surrounded by a well-tended garden, Irene Studios 2 offers rooms and studios with a satellite, flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi throughout.
“very good location, perfectly clean and comfortable rooms. The staff is always helpful. Good for family, couples or friend groups.”
“The apartments were close to the supermarket, children's park, restaurants and the beach. Owners were friendly, cheery and they answered my e-mails immediately. Rooms were large, clean and had a nice breeze.Location is quite and central, highly recommended...”
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and views of the sea, Sunshine Apartments is situated in Petra in the Lesbos Region, 900 metres from Petra Beach. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.
“Like A home rooms Are so clean big and New its 5 minutes to walk to sea. Owners is so helpfull WiFi is perfect This hotel perfect for family”
Situated in Petra, 100 metres from Petra Beach, Islands Apartments boasts a terrace and views of the garden, the mountain or the sea. The accommodation is air conditioned and comes with a TV.
Set amidst well-tended gardens, within 200 metres from the sandy Petra Beach in Lesvos, Ismini Apartments features an outdoor pool and a sun terrace with sun loungers.
Offering a garden and sun terrace, the family-run Toula Lia Apartments are situated right on the beach in Petra. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.
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Customer Reviews854.1 out of 5 stars5 star424 star223 star132 star41 star4The Bird With the Crystal PlumagebyTony MusanteFormat: DVDChangePrice:$26.85 + Free shipping with Amazon PrimeYour rating(Clear)Rate this item
Most helpful positive reviewSee all 64 positive reviews› 36 of 37 people found the following review helpful4Fast-paced and cleverByA customeron August 27, 1999There are two types of Dario Argento films: those after "Four Flies on Grey Velvet" (excluding "The Five Days of Milan," which was never released in the U.S.) and those before it. "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage," Argento's first film, belongs to the category of the before and includes the noticeable differences between the two. While the entire body of Argento's work is something to admire, his first three films are surprisingly well-plotted, given Argento's notorious lack of interest in matters of narrative structure. "Bird" begins with Sam Dalmas, an American writer living in Rome, witnessing an attempted murder in an art gallery. Though he is unable to do anything, his fortuitous arrival saves the victim from almost certain death. His passport confiscated and at first held as a suspect, Sam is told by the police that this is the fourth attack in one month. The only difference is, the victim, a beautiful woman named Monica Ranieri, was the first to survive. Troubled by the idea that he saw something that didn't quite fit, he soon begins his own investigation, putting both his life and the life of his girlfriend at great risk. Several attempts are made on their lives, and everytime Sam is able to learn of someone who might be able to help him, that person is murdered. Finally, in a double-twist ending, Argento reveals the identity of the killer in a cleverly constructed manner. A pure delight from start to finish, "Bird With the Crystal Plumage" is one of the most entertaining (if minimal) thrillers since Hitchcock. Another attribute is Argento's knack for always creating a cast of wonderfully offbeat characters. Be sure to catch Inspector Morosini's exclamation regarding the "perverts" in the line-up sequence. Black humor is equally interwoven with generous amounts of suspense to create a fast-paced and clever mystery/thriller.
Most helpful critical reviewSee all 21 critical reviews› 23 of 25 people found the following review helpful3Broad appeal for Argento's debut featureByLibretioon January 3, 2002THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE[L'Uccello dalle Piume di Cristallo](Italy/W.Germany - 1969)Aspect ratio: 2.35:1 (Cromoscope)Theatrical soundtrack: MonoEven those who don't care for writer-director Dario Argento's later baroque extravaganzas may warm to his debut feature, a well-received thriller in which an American writer living in Rome (Tony Musante) witnesses an assault on a woman in an art gallery and is subsequently targeted by the would-be assassin, a crazed psychopath who's been terrorizing the city with a series of brutal murders. Typical of an Argento thriller, the hapless hero's investigation unleashes a cycle of violence which culminates in a climactic unmasking that will take some viewers completely by surprise.Loosely inspired by Fredric Brown's novel 'The Screaming Mimi' (filmed under that title in 1958), Argento's first film is a fairly straightforward thriller with horror asides, anchored by a strong narrative, an increasingly bizarre series of supporting characters, and a strong Everyman hero who slots the puzzle together piece by piece before realizing that the most important clue to the killer's identity was there in front of him all the time. Musante is given excellent support by English actress Suzy Kendall as his girlfriend (the scene in which she's besieged alone in her apartment as the killer hacks through the door with a knife is truly the stuff of nightmares) and Enrico Maria Salerno as the cop charged with finding the killer before he/she strikes again.Despite Argento's prior screenwriting credits, including significant contributions to the script of Sergio Leone's ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1969), producers were unconvinced of his directorial abilities and wanted to pull him off the picture during the first few weeks of shooting, but Argento persevered under an iron-clad contract and ultimately proved his critics wrong with the finished product, a genuinely engrossing mystery punctuated by scenes of explicit horror.The film puts a late-1960s Italian spin on the kind of movie that Hitchcock had already popularized in America, and is leavened with the same kind of uproarious humor: Salerno gets the best line of dialogue during a police line-up when he despairs: "How many times do I have to tell you? Ursula Andress belongs with the transvestites, not the perverts!" And later, an outrageously camp antiques dealer offers a jaw-dropping description of one of the killer's former victims: "It was said she preferred women. I couldn't care less - I'm no racist, for heaven's sake!" Briskly edited by Franco Fraticelli, and featuring a brief appearance from distinctive character actor Reggie Nalder (MARK OF THE DEVIL, SALEM'S LOT) as an assassin-for-hire, "Bird" is arguably Argento's warmest, most humane thriller until TENEBRAE in 1982.
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful4Fast-paced and cleverByA customeron August 27, 1999Format: VHS TapeThere are two types of Dario Argento films: those after "Four Flies on Grey Velvet" (excluding "The Five Days of Milan," which was never released in the U.S.) and those before it. "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage," Argento's first film, belongs to the category of the before and includes the noticeable differences between the two. While the entire body of Argento's work is something to admire, his first three films are surprisingly well-plotted, given Argento's notorious lack of interest in matters of narrative structure. "Bird" begins with Sam Dalmas, an American writer living in Rome, witnessing an attempted murder in an art gallery. Though he is unable to do anything, his fortuitous arrival saves the victim from almost certain death. His passport confiscated and at first held as a suspect, Sam is told by the police that this is the fourth attack in one month. The only difference is, the victim, a beautiful woman named Monica Ranieri, was the first to survive. Troubled by the idea that he saw something that didn't quite fit, he soon begins his own investigation, putting both his life and the life of his girlfriend at great risk. Several attempts are made on their lives, and everytime Sam is able to learn of someone who might be able to help him, that person is murdered. Finally, in a double-twist ending, Argento reveals the identity of the killer in a cleverly constructed manner. A pure delight from start to finish, "Bird With the Crystal Plumage" is one of the most entertaining (if minimal) thrillers since Hitchcock. Another attribute is Argento's knack for always creating a cast of wonderfully offbeat characters. Be sure to catch Inspector Morosini's exclamation regarding the "perverts" in the line-up sequence. Black humor is equally interwoven with generous amounts of suspense to create a fast-paced and clever mystery/thriller.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments42 of 48 people found the following review helpful5His first and arguably one of his bestByJeffrey LeachHALL OF FAMEon December 12, 2003Format: DVDI really couldn't tell you why I have yet to watch every film in Dario Argento's filmography. A few years ago it was easy to claim ignorance of many of this Italian director's important works because it was often so difficult to find any of them in an uncut form. Fortunately, DVD arrived on the scene and salivating film fans with dollars to spend prodded numerous companies to start churning out any movie they could get their hands on to satiate the masses. It wasn't too long before practically every Argento film arrived on store shelves, with many of these releases being the uncut, unrated editions. Even Troma, the flagship of flaccid filmmaking, released a so-so version of Argento's "The Stendhal Syndrome." People outside of the world of Italian horror cinema have most likely never heard of Dario Argento, unfortunately. These days, more people are familiar with the director's beautiful daughter Asia than with the horror maestro himself. What a shame. Argento's films, at least the ones I have seen, are masterpieces of style injected with truly cringe inducing gore. And to think it all started in earnest with this engaging Hitchcockian thriller, "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage." Argento and his fans never looked back, but this is an apt starting point for those unfamiliar with this director's work.An American reporter staying in Rome witnesses a truly shattering event one evening when he sees a gruesome assault takes place inside of an art gallery. Barred from interfering with the proceedings due to huge sliding glass doors, Sam Dalmas can only look on with horror as two figures, one clad entirely in black and the other a woman, struggle with each other over a very shiny knife. The person in black flees the scene of the crime, leaving behind the hapless woman with a knife wound to the abdomen. When Dalmas does his duty by calling in the police, his story leads the officers to cast a doubtful eye on the concerned American. The police insist that Sam stay in Rome until the investigation turns up some clues, much to the consternation of Dalmas and his pretty girlfriend Julia. It seems that Sam was planning to leave Rome, but all bets are off as more murders occur that the police suspect are linked to the crime seen by Dalmas. Moreover, Julia and Sam start receiving grim phone calls from an unknown person who almost certainly is the figure behind these crimes. Our hero is in a real fix, with his only supporters being his woman and a friend who works at a museum. At least the cops start to come over to his side as the bodies pile up, especially once they listen to those eerie phone calls. A unique sound in the background of one of these calls provides the break Dalmas needs to identify the killer he saw on that fateful night. The conclusion has more twists and turns than a cyclone."The Bird With the Crystal Plumage" helped inaugurate the era of the Italian giallo (Italian for yellow), so named because in Italy cheap paperback crime novels came with yellow covers. These are the films with the anonymous, black-gloved killers toting gruesome looking knives while stalking their mostly female prey. The crimes are often seen from the point of view of the killer, giving the audience the impression that they are part of the heinous murders. Argento plays the giallo for all its worth here, matching this disturbing technique with a great score by the inestimable Ennio Morricone and camera work rarely seen in the horror genre. The cinematography here is simply divine, with the director including a shot from the point of view of a man falling from a tall building and an ultra cool scene where the camera points at a lighted doorway from inside a darkened room. All these elements combine to make this film a taut thriller of enormously entertaining dimensions. Moreover, of the few Argento films I have seen to date, "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage" contains one of his most coherent plotlines.Gorehounds might find themselves a bit disappointed with the lack of the trademark Argento gore (no sharp corners to bash a head against here!) in this movie, but the stellar camera work, truly creepy scenes of murder and mayhem, and the strong performances from Tony Musante as Sam Dalmas and Suzy Kendall in the Julia role more than make up for the 'PG' rating. Still, that rating made me wonder a bit about what the people at the MPAA were thinking when they viewed this picture. There is upsetting violence here, along with some truly disturbing scenes that hint at where Argento would go in the future. The way the killer caresses those weird looking blades (one of which, I am almost certain, appeared in a later Argento film called "Deep Red") and the participatory effect the audience feels during the killings makes you wonder how this movie got off with such a mundane rating.The DVD version of "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage" is strictly bare bones: you get the film and a trailer, which is good considering its relative obscurity but could have been better. As others have said, the audio is quite muzzy at times and the picture quality isn't anything to write home to mother about. After viewing this picture and a couple of other Argento films, I must say I really enjoy how these movies mess with your mind. Just when you think you know what's going on, good old Dario throws another curveball. He does this in many of his films, but he does it here for the first time. What a joy it is to watch it today!0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments23 of 25 people found the following review helpful3Broad appeal for Argento's debut featureByLibretioon January 3, 2002Format: DVDTHE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE[L'Uccello dalle Piume di Cristallo](Italy/W.Germany - 1969)Aspect ratio: 2.35:1 (Cromoscope)Theatrical soundtrack: MonoEven those who don't care for writer-director Dario Argento's later baroque extravaganzas may warm to his debut feature, a well-received thriller in which an American writer living in Rome (Tony Musante) witnesses an assault on a woman in an art gallery and is subsequently targeted by the would-be assassin, a crazed psychopath who's been terrorizing the city with a series of brutal murders. Typical of an Argento thriller, the hapless hero's investigation unleashes a cycle of violence which culminates in a climactic unmasking that will take some viewers completely by surprise.Loosely inspired by Fredric Brown's novel 'The Screaming Mimi' (filmed under that title in 1958), Argento's first film is a fairly straightforward thriller with horror asides, anchored by a strong narrative, an increasingly bizarre series of supporting characters, and a strong Everyman hero who slots the puzzle together piece by piece before realizing that the most important clue to the killer's identity was there in front of him all the time. Musante is given excellent support by English actress Suzy Kendall as his girlfriend (the scene in which she's besieged alone in her apartment as the killer hacks through the door with a knife is truly the stuff of nightmares) and Enrico Maria Salerno as the cop charged with finding the killer before he/she strikes again.Despite Argento's prior screenwriting credits, including significant contributions to the script of Sergio Leone's ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1969), producers were unconvinced of his directorial abilities and wanted to pull him off the picture during the first few weeks of shooting, but Argento persevered under an iron-clad contract and ultimately proved his critics wrong with the finished product, a genuinely engrossing mystery punctuated by scenes of explicit horror.The film puts a late-1960s Italian spin on the kind of movie that Hitchcock had already popularized in America, and is leavened with the same kind of uproarious humor: Salerno gets the best line of dialogue during a police line-up when he despairs: "How many times do I have to tell you? Ursula Andress belongs with the transvestites, not the perverts!" And later, an outrageously camp antiques dealer offers a jaw-dropping description of one of the killer's former victims: "It was said she preferred women. I couldn't care less - I'm no racist, for heaven's sake!" Briskly edited by Franco Fraticelli, and featuring a brief appearance from distinctive character actor Reggie Nalder (MARK OF THE DEVIL, SALEM'S LOT) as an assassin-for-hire, "Bird" is arguably Argento's warmest, most humane thriller until TENEBRAE in 1982.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments8 of 8 people found the following review helpful44 stars for VCI Blu ray, 5 for filmByWexicanoon September 29, 2013Format: Blu-rayVerified PurchaseThis review is for the new Blu-Ray release of this film by VCI. Like a few other unfortunate Eurohorror aficionados, I missed out on the Blue Underground release of this film, and it is now out of stock. This new Blu ray has great picture quality that almost makes the film look new! However, unlike the BU release, the only supplemental features are two trailers for the film. If you've got $70+ burning a whole in your pocket, I'd say to get the BU Bluray because the picture is slightly better and there are many more features. If you don't have that kind of money, the VCI release is bare bones, but it'll get the job done. As far as the film, I'd say it's Dario Argento's giallo masterpiece. It's even better than Deep Red! The kills are awesome, the cinematography is a pleasure to watch, and the story is quite interesting. Every horror fan needs this in their collection!0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments6 of 6 people found the following review helpful5Argento's 1st Remains a StunnerByJ. R. Thelinon February 28, 2007Format: DVDFor many years, I'd felt that of the Argento films I'd seen, Deep Red (Profundo Roso) was easily my favorite. However, recently I ordered - on DVD - that movie, Suspiria, Inferno, and Bird Witb a Crystal Plumage. And while I'm glad to have all four in my collection, I've concluded that - at least for the time being - Bird has become my top choice, which surprises me.Bird really benefits from the increased production values of DVD over VHS (I've owned a copy for the past decade): the cinematography (thank you, Vittorio Storaro & crew) is astounding. There are times when I feel like I can reach right out and touch buildings, foliage, people. It's that visually tactile. Also, the film is very tight. Little, if any, wasted space - and it's a talky picture, too. Fortunately, a good chunk of the dialogue is funny, sometimes hilarious (check out the scene when protagonist Tony Musante visits a painter whose work looks to be a significant clue in a series of mysterious murders that Musante is investigating in tandem with the police).The mystery's a good one, too. And the use of repetition works like repeated motifs/actions should: a fascinating revelation of the process of memory - and how we may construct and reconstruct events through it. Though Bird's use of repetition looks something like DePalma's Blow Out (released over a decade later than Bird), it has more in common with that other late '60s enigmatic masterwork, Blow Up.We also benefit from an imaginative musical soundtrack by the recent lifetime Academy Award winner, Ennio Morricone, who scored several of Argento's earliest efforts, including Four Flies on Grey Velvet (where has that gone?) and Cat o' Nine Tails. While I enjoy the pulsing, thrashing musics of Goblin in Deep Red and Suspiria, Morricone's pieces are more surprising and impishly playful - in much the same way Argento plays with us - including his use of a false ending.Okay, so it's his first major direction. And the dubbing into English is, well, dubbing into English. But the suspense builds and builds, intelligently, leaving this viewer more than satisfied - after repeated screenings. If you're into Argento and you've overlooked this one, please get with it! And if you're a newcomer to this horror/mystery master, this is an excellent place to start. And do see it on DVD.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments6 of 6 people found the following review helpful4"Bring in the perverts!"ByTrevor WillsmerTOP 1000 REVIEWERVINE VOICEon March 9, 2006Format: DVDVerified PurchaseThe Bird with the Crystal Plumage is not particularly gory, but it does establish a blueprint for most of Dario Argento's later work, with the crucial misunderstood attempted murder both referencing Antonioni's Blow-Up and prefiguring the killer-in-plain-sight twist of Deep Red. Best of all is Argento's mastery of vivid color and the Scope frame (the gallery window is even designed at an exact 2.35:1 to match the screen ratio). It still lacks the bravura and panache that would distinguish Deep Red, Suspiria and Inferno, and the best that can be said of the performances is that they don't get in the way: Tony Musante's hero and Mario Adorf's cameo as a cat-eating artist pass muster, as does Enrico Maria Salerno, the Italian voice of Clint Eastwood in Sergio Leone's westerns (the perverse side of my nature thought Eastwood could at least have returned the compliment by dubbing him into English), but Suzy Kendall definitely looks better than she acts and some of the supporting cast pull out most of the stops. Still how can you not love a film with lines like "How many times do I have to tell you, Ursula Andress belongs with the transvestites, not the perverts!"Blue Underground's new DVD is some 30 seconds longer than the previous VCI issue and boasts superb picture quality and a choice of English or Italian tracks (it was shot in English, as per all of Argento's films). The extras aren't plentiful enough to justify a second disc - some 47 minutes of interviews, including an inadvertently revealing one by Eva Renzi pretty much badmouthing anyone who ever offered her a part for destroying her career - but if you don't have the film it's worth picking up for the remastering alone.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments6 of 6 people found the following review helpful3Widescreen????ByDr. Freemanon September 26, 2004Format: DVDVerified PurchaseEver buy a widescreen movie and wonder if its true ws aspect? Even though it has the black strips at top and bottom something is very amiss with this print. The credits cannot be read as they run off the screen on one side or the other or both. The movie itself deserves four stars but while watching, it is evident thats its not ws ratio. Hopefully someone, perhaps Anchor Bay can give us the real deal.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments4 of 4 people found the following review helpful4A Very Good DVD of Argento's First FilmByA customeron December 12, 1999Format: DVDHaving seen Argento's directorial debut many times on laserdisc, video, film screenings and television broadcasts I have to say that it has never, ever looked this good. The colors are no longer washed out but crisp and vibrant and the anamorphic widescreen is clear, rich in detail and free from digital artifacts. Though the film is presented in its uncut glory, a few seconds of the once edited murder scenes are in noticeably poorer shape than the rest of the transfer. It's not very distracting and shouldn't prevent you from getting this otherwise fine disc. Viva Argento!0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments4 of 4 people found the following review helpful4A brillant debut!!!ByYannick Villeneuve-Monaston December 24, 2003Format: DVDI saw this movie after seeing many other films from the master of horror Dario Argento and I was a little scared about this one but surprisingly I found it very interesting for a first picture from a new director. The cold colors, the calculating plot and suspense keep you into a nail bitting tension from the start to the end. The only bad thing from the movie is probably the english traduction but this is very often from foreign motion pictures. It`s a must for the fans of Dario but also a great thriller for the others.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading comments right now. Please try again later.Show more comments3 of 3 people found the following review helpful5Buon giorno, Mr. Hitchcock.ByA customeron October 16, 2002Format: DVD*The Bird with the Crystal Plumage* is cult-fave Dario Argento's first movie. Horror fans have complained that *Bird* is too tame for their bloody taste; that it's for "completists" only. (Meaning, Argento fans should have it only to complete their collection, and others need not bother.) They're right, in a sense: we certainly don't swim through rivers of blood and gobbets of gore as we will later in Argento's *Deep Red* and *Suspiria*. This 1969 film explicitly tips its hat to *Psycho* -- and the Hitchcock oeuvre, generally -- without straying too far beyond the parameters of graphic violence that had been set by the earlier film. Hitchcock devotees will be familiar with the type of protagonist presented here: an American in Rome who becomes a witness to a murder, finds himself under a cloud of suspicion, is hunted by the real killer, starts an investigation of his own . . . you know the drill. (Tony Musante's inept performance is good for some chuckles. Though to be fair, he's Olivier compared to the amateurs Argento tends to cast in his films.) In any case, there's more to any movie than just blood & guts, all you horror fans out there. This movie has about 6 or 7 set-pieces -- Musante witnessing the crime while trapped within glass partitions like a bug in a jar; a chase through a graveyard for Rome's public buses; our hero getting literally pressed down by a collapsed sculpture that has spikes; the surprising revelations at the end; and especially the cloaked killer's attempt to carve a hole through a door using his murderous knife, in order to get at the hero's girlfriend -- ALL of which are worthy of the deepest admiration.0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNoSending feedback...Thank you for your feedback.Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try againReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
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Dietary Intake of Individual (Free and Intrinsic) Sugars and Food Sources in the Spanish Population: Findings from the ANIBES Study. - PubMed - NCBI
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Ruiz E1, Rodriguez P2, Valero T3, Ávila JM4, Aranceta-Bartrina J5, Gil Á6, González-Gross M7, Ortega RM8, Serra-Majem L9, Varela-Moreiras G10,11.
Spanish Nutrition Foundation (FEN), C/General Álvarez de Castro 20, 28010 Madrid, Spain. eruiz@fen.org.es.
Spanish Nutrition Foundation (FEN), C/General Álvarez de Castro 20, 28010 Madrid, Spain. prodriguez@fen.org.es.
Spanish Nutrition Foundation (FEN), C/General Álvarez de Castro 20, 28010 Madrid, Spain. tvalero@fen.org.es.
Spanish Nutrition Foundation (FEN), C/General Álvarez de Castro 20, 28010 Madrid, Spain. jmavila@fen.org.es.
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology II, Institute of Nutrition and Food Sciences, University of Granada, Campus de la Salud, Avda. del Conocimiento, Armilla, 18100 Granada, Spain. agil@ugr.es.
Research Institute of Biomedical and Health Sciences, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud, C/Doctor Pasteur s/n Trasera del Hospital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 35016 Las Palmas, Spain. lluis.serra@ulpgc.es.
Spanish Nutrition Foundation (FEN), C/General Álvarez de Castro 20, 28010 Madrid, Spain. gvarela@ceu.es.
Department of Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences, Faculty of Pharmacy, CEU San Pablo University, Urb. Montepríncipe, Crta. Boadilla Km 53, Boadilla del Monte, 28668 Madrid, Spain. gvarela@ceu.es.
The consumption of total and individual sugars is controversial and little is known about consumption and dietary sources in Spain. The purpose was to examine free and intrinsic sugar intake and food and beverage sources. The ANIBES Study (Anthropometry, Intake and Energy Balance in Spain), a cross-sectional study of a representative sample of the Spanish population (9-75 years old; n = 2009) carried out in 2013, was used. Food and beverage records were obtained by a three-day dietary record by using a tablet device. The median total sugar intake was 71.5 g/day (17% Total Energy, TE), the intrinsic sugar intake was 38.3 g/day (9.6% TE), and the free sugar was 28.8 g/day (7.3% TE). Total sugar intake (free and intrinsic) was higher in men than in women for all age groups, although in terms of the contribution to total energy intake, the opposite was observed. Differences were observed for free sugar consumption dependent on age and marked differences (up to two-fold) were observed when considering the percent TE, which was much higher in children and adolescents. For the intrinsic sugar, however, a higher contribution to TE was observed in the elderly. The major sources of intrinsic sugars were fruits (31.8%), milks (19.6%), juices and nectars (11.1%), vegetables (9.89%), yogurt and fermented milk (7.18%), low-alcohol-content beverages (4,94%), bread (2.91%), and sugar soft drinks (2.24%), greater than 90% from diet contribution. As for free sugars, sources were sugar soft drinks (25.5%), sugar (17.8%), bakery and pastry items (15.2%), chocolates (11.4%), yogurt and fermented milk (6.44%), other dairy products (5.99%), jams (3.58%), juices and nectars (2.91%), and breakfast cereals and cereal bars (2.78%), summing up to 90% of the contribution. The present study demonstrates that only a moderate percentage of the Spanish population adhered to the present recommendations for total sugar intake, and urgent efforts are needed to improve diet quality in the youngest populations.
ANIBES study; added sugar intake; dietary sources of sugars; free sugar intake; intrinsic sugar intake; sugar intake
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Dietary top 10 food and beverages groups for intrinsic sugars (%) by age group in the ANIBES Study (Anthropometry, Intake and Energy Balance in Spain).
Nutrients. 2017 Mar;9(3):275.
Dietary top 10 food and beverages groups for free sugars (%) by age group in the ANIBES Study.

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2nd Half: Tol 6, U-M 0. Toledo Wins 13-10 - Michigan - Scout
2nd Half: Tol 6, U-M 0. Toledo Wins 13-10The GoBlueWolverine Staff10/11/2008The second half was no better for the Wolverines than the first - in fact it was worse as Threet threw an interception and Nick Sheridan chipped in 2 more. And finally. KC Lopata missed a chip shot field goal with 4 seconds left to not-tie it. Toledo 13, Michigan 10. *Here are The Drives, The Stats.*THIRD QUARTER Toledo
Toledo started at their 20. First down, TFL Terrance Taylor, -5.
Second down, Tol. 15, incomplete.
Third down, Complete to the Tol. 45.
First down, Tol 45. Run for 4.
Second down, U-M 47. Completion to the U-M 44.
First down, U-M 44. Scramble, no gain.
Second down, completion to the U-M 40.
Third down, 6, U-M 40. Complete to the U-M 30.
First down, U-M 30. Incomplete.
Second down, Complete to the U-M 24.
Third down, 4, U-M 24. Complete to the U-M 15.
First down, U-M 15. Incomplete in end zone.
Second down, complete to the U-M 11.
Third down, 6, U-M 11. Incomplete.
Toledo kicked a 28 yard field goal at the 8:57 mark.
Michigan 10, Toledo 10
Michigan Avery Horn took the kickoff to the U-M 22. First down, Nick Sheridan at QB, McGuffie 5. Second down, 5., McGuffie 6. First down, U-M 37. McGuffie 4. Second down, U-M 41. Sheridan run to the Tol. 48. First down, Tol. 48. Michael Shaw ran for 2. Second down, Tol. 26, Incomplete to Shaw. Third down, Sack at the U-M 48. Toledo Mesko punted it to the Tol. 4 at the 5:22 mark. First down, Tol. 4. Run for 1.
Second down, 9, Tol. 5. Run 10 to the Tol. 16.
First down, Tol. 16. Completion for 5.
Second down, 5, Tol. 21. Completion - no gain.
Third down, 5. Completion to the U-M 49.
First down, U-M 49. Run 4.
Second down, U-M 44. Incomplete pass.
Third down, 6, U-M 44. Incomplete pass.
Toledo punted it to the U-M 6 at the 1:14 mark. First down, U-M 6. McGuffie ran for 8.
Second down, 2, U-M 17. McGuffie run to the U-M 32.
First down, U-M 32, flag, U-M hold, 1st and 20 from the U-M 22. Shaw run for 2.
Second down, 18, U-M 24. Pass intercepted at the U-M 41 at the 14:58 mark.
First down, U-M 41. Completion, 2 yards.
Second down, 8, U-M 39. Completion to the U-M 30.
First down, U-M 30. Run 3.
Second down, 7, U-M 27. Completion of 4 to the 23. Third down, 3, U-M 23. Sack Michael Williams at the U-M 31.
Toledo kicked a 48 yard field goal (hitting the bar, bouncing over) at the 11:46 mark.
Horn took the kickoff to the U-M 40, personal foul flag to the 25.
First down, U-M 25. McGuffie for 3. Second down, 7, U-M 25. Incomplete. Third down, U-M 25. Complete to the 30.
Toledo Mesko punted it 63 yards to the Tol. 7 at the 10:04 mark.
First down, Tol. 7. Run for 4.
Second down, 6, Tol. 12. Completion for 4 to the U-M 15.
Third down, 2, U-M 15. Fun to the 15.
First down, U-M 25. Complete for 5.
Second down, 5, U-M 30. Incomplete.
Third down, 5, U-M 30. Toledo timeout. Flag - procedure. 3rd, 10, U-M 25. Incomplete.
Michigan Toledo punted it 62 yards to the U-M 13 at the 7:04 mark. First down, U-M 13. Complete to McGuffie to the 18.
Second down, 5, U-M 18. Sheridan run for 1.
Third down, 4, U-M 19. Complete to Clemons to the U-M 30.
First down, U-M 30. McGuffie ran for 8 to the U-M 38.
Second down, 2. McGuffie for 2 to the U-M 41.
First down, U-M 41. Interference Toledo - moves it to the Tol. 49. First down, Tol. 49. McGuffie run for 4.
Second down, 6, Tol. 45. Completion, loss 1.
Third down, 7, Tol. 46. Intercepted by Toledo at the Tol. 27 at the 3:44 mark.
First down, Tol. 27. Run 9.
Second down, 1, Tol. 35. Third down, Run to the U-M 36. First down, U-M 36. No gain.
Second down, run for 4.
Third down, 6, U-M 32. U-M timeout. Completion for 3.
Fourth down, Completion ... just short.
First down, U-M 33, 1:37, Completion to Mathews to the U-M 43.
First down, U-M 43, incomplete.
Second down, 1, complete to Mathews the Tol. 47. First down, Tol. 47, incomplete.
Second down, :57 left. Complete Mathews, no gain.
First down, Complete to McGuffie to the Tol, 18 at the :34 mark. First down, Tol. 18. Run by Shaw to the Tol. 9 at the :18 mark.
Second down, incomplete, thrown away.
Third down, incomplete, thrown away.
Lopata missed a 26 yard field goal with :04 to go.
U-M gained 290 yards, 120 passing and 170 rushing.
Toledo gained 329 yards, 257 passing and 72 rushing.
McGuffie ran 25 times for 105 yards.
Threet was 7-11 for 55 yards and a TD and 1 int.
Sheridan was 8-16 for 65 yards and 2 ints.
Aaron Opelt was 33-50 for 257 yards.
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Musharraf urges reconciliation as Pakistanis vote | world | Hindustan Times
Musharraf urges reconciliation as Pakistanis vote
Pakistan president and former army chief voted at a polling station set up in a school in the city of Rawalpindi.In a fragile state | VideoAll set for polls | Pics'Elections a fraud' | VideoBig Idea | Amit BaruahTwo nations, two choices
Updated: Feb 18, 2008 17:37 IST
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Fears of violence kept many Pakistanis away from an election that could usher in a parliament set on driving President Pervez Musharraf from office, while Musharraf himself called for reconciliation after casting his vote.The legislative elections were originally scheduled for January 8 but the assassination of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto after a rally in Rawalpindi on December 27 forced a delay.Polls opened at 8 am (10 pm Sunday EST) and will close at 5 pm (7 am EST). Results are expected to start emerging by midnight and trends should be clear on Tuesday morning.The death of Bhutto, the most progressive, western-friendly politician in a Muslim nation rife with anti-American sentiment, raised concern about stability in the nuclear-armed state.Well over 450 people have died in militant-related violence this year.Fear of violence kept many Pakistanis away from the polls. Witnesses in cities across the country reported a trickle of voters, despite 80,000 troops backing up police.The Election Commission said turnout was about 15 per cent three hours after polls opened. Monday is a holiday with banks and schools closed.Former army chief Musharraf voted at a polling station set up in a school in the city of Rawalpindi."We must come out of this confrontationalist approach and get into a conciliatory mode. I myself will remain committed to a politics of reconciliation with everyone," Musharraf later told reporters."As a president in the centre, I would like to work amicably in a reconciliatory mode with whosoever becomes prime minister."Musharraf's popularity plunged over the past year because of his maneuvers to hold on to power, which included purging the judiciary and six weeks of emergency rule.Many Pakistanis also blame the government for rising prices, food shortages and all-too-frequent power cuts.Voter Azra Khalid Shaikh, heading into a polling station in the city of Karachi, said she wanted to set the country back on a path to democracy."This is the starting point," she said.
FearSecurity concerns affect large parts of Pakistan. A suicide attack on Bhutto party supporters killed 47 people in a northwestern town on Saturday."You see suicide bombings everywhere and you can see the empty streets on polling day. It's all because of fear," said civil servant Mohammad Ijaz, voting in the city of Lahore where three people were killed in shootings late on Sunday. An intelligence official said 11 people have been killed, seven in Punjab province, and 70 wounded in election violence since voting began.Militants set off bombs at four polling stations in the northwest, three in the Swat Valley, before polls opened but no one was injured. Army helicopters later attacked suspected militant hideouts in Swat, residents said.The other worry is rigging, which could prompt opposition parties to reject the result and call for street protests, raising concern over how the powerful army would react.The country of 160 million people has alternated between civilian and army rule throughout its 60-year history.A sympathy vote is expected to help Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) become the largest party in the 342-seat National Assembly.Most analysts doubt the PPP can win a majority. Whom it chooses for coalition partners will be vital to Musharraf.Bhutto's widower Asif Ali Zardari, co-chairman of the PPP, issued a conciliatory call for unity on the eve of the vote. He did not speak to reporters as he voted in Sindh.The leader of the other main opposition party, former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, made a victory sign as he voted in Lahore.An alliance between the PPP and Sharif is what Musharraf dreads as Sharif is intent on bringing him down, perhaps through impeachment. Analysts say Musharraf wants a coalition between the PPP and the Pakistan Muslim League that backs him.Western allies, who want a stable Pakistan focused on fighting militancy, hope for a smooth vote, as do investors in a stock market that rose 40 per cent last year but has shed about 3 per cent since Bhutto's death.Nearly 81 million people are registered to vote. Several hundred foreigners, including a team of US senators, and thousands of Pakistanis have fanned out to monitor the vote but are not allowed to do exit polls.(Additional reporting by Zeeshan Haider in Islamabad, Kamran Haider and Jon Hemming in Lahore, Sahar Ahmed in Karachi and Simon Gardner in Larkana; Editing by Robert Birsel and Jerry Norton)	more from world

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BHA prepare to share out £90m | Daily Mail Online
BHA prepare to share out £90m from sale of the Tote
By Marcus Townend for the Daily Mail Updated: 15:18 EST, 6 January 2012
The BHA claims it will have a clearer idea of how the proceeds from last year's sale of the Tote will be distributed to the sport by the end of this month.
There is growing frustration that the £90million racing has been promised - its share of the £265m price agreed with bookmaker Betfred in June after deductions for debts and pensions - will take the form of staggered payments with reports suggesting it could be 2016 before even half the money reaches the sport.
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EU state aid legislation means that the Tote proceeds must be channelled to charitable causes related to the sport rather than prizemoney.
Talks have continued between the BHA and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and BHA spokesman John Maxse said: 'By the end of the month, the position should be a lot clearer.
'The discussion about how the £90m can be put into racing is a key dialogue for the BHA. There have been meaningful talks and there could be an announcement in two to three weeks.'
That would be timely for Paul Bittar who is about to take up the role of BHA chief executive with a heap of problems in his in-tray.
Meanwhile, it is understood Scottish Racing, the body that represents the five tracks north of the border, Ayr, Hamilton, Kelso, Musselburgh, and Perth, has instigated investigations about setting up a charitable vehicle to potentially distribute money to organisations unique to Scotland and the sport there.
Godolphin's Mahmood Al Zarooni-trained Cherry Hinton Stakes winner Gamilati was an easy winner of yesterday's UAE 1,000 Guineas trial at Meydan.
The Frankie Dettori-ridden 4-11 favourite, who flopped behind Best Terms in York's Lowther Stakes last time, now goes for the UAE 1,000 Guineas on February 3.
Hughes handed one-month 'foul riding' ban in India after race incident on New Year's Day Racing commentator red-faced after saucy message is sent to hundreds of fans
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CNGB3 cyclic nucleotide gated channel beta 3 [Canis lupus familiaris (dog)] - Gene - NCBI
CNGB3 cyclic nucleotide gated channel beta 3 [ Canis lupus familiaris (dog)
] Gene ID: 403554, updated on
Gene symbol CNGB3
Gene description cyclic nucleotide gated channel beta 3
Ensembl:ENSCAFG00000008906
See CNGB3 in Genome Data Viewer Map Viewer
NC_006611.3 (32748869..32992279, complement) Chromosome 29 - NC_006611.3
Seddon JM, et al. Anim Genet, 2006 Aug. PMID 16879359
Sidjanin DJ, et al. Hum Mol Genet, 2002 Aug 1. PMID 12140185
Tanaka N, et al. PLoS One, 2014. PMID 24586388, Free PMC Article
Missense mutation at position 262 in the canine CNGB3 (D262N) subunit results in loss of cone function (daylight blindness), suggesting an important role for this aspartic acid residue in channel biogenesis.
Title: A cyclic nucleotide-gated channel mutation associated with canine daylight blindness provides insight into a role for the S2 segment tri-Asp motif in channel biogenesis.
Day blindness shows genetic heterogeneity within the CNGB3 gene of the Alaskan Malamute population of Australia.
Title: Genetic heterogeneity of day blindness in Alaskan Malamutes.
Homologs of the CNGB3 gene: The CNGB3 gene is conserved in human, chimpanzee, Rhesus monkey, cow, mouse, rat, chicken, zebrafish, and frog.
Orthologs from Annotation Pipeline: 171 organisms have orthologs with human gene CNGB3
cyclic nucleotide gated channel beta subunit
transcripts, and products above. mRNA and Protein(s) NM_001003030.1 → NP_001003030.1 cyclic nucleotide-gated cation channel beta-3
See identical proteins and their annotated locations for NP_001003030.1
AF490511
Q8MJD7
ENSCAFP00000013075.3, ENSCAFT00000014134.3
COG0664Location:516 → 638
cd00038Location:519 → 628
pfam00520Location:233 → 448
Genomic NC_006611.3 Reference CanFam3.1 Primary Assembly
32748869..32992279 complement
mRNA and Protein(s) XM_014109163.1 → XP_013964638.1 cyclic nucleotide-gated cation channel beta-3 isoform X1
J9NRR5
ENSCAFP00000036190.1, ENSCAFT00000045032.2
COG0664Location:516 → 699
Q8MJD7.1
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot:Q8MJD7
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CNGB3 [Canis lupus familiaris]Gene ID:403554
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