How to get a DNA sequence for a chicken

I think it would be useful to have a DNA genetic sequence to know the genetics my chicken possesses

  • Yes - would really like to know the scientific facts

    Votes: 12 66.7%
  • Maybe - It would depend on the price

    Votes: 6 33.3%
  • No - not interested

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    18
What would be the purpose of this? Is it for sexing? Or something else?
For my purposes, it would resolve some of the color questions surrounding my breed (Cream Legbar) which is autosexing - so I pretty much know the sex on hatch day.

ETA Whoo HOO - just read your sig...big congratulations on regaining your health - and having all the fun of stall cleaning and chicken breeding to look forward to.

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What would be the purpose of this? Is it for sexing? Or something else?
I have two interests in DNA testing, and I don't know if either is possible so I am here to learn.

1) Can you test a black bird to see if it is split for lavender?

2) Can you test a rooster to see if he carries the brown egg gene?
From what others have said on other thread I think the answer is NO. It was explained that the reason it cannot be tested is because there are un-documented brown genes. Therefore, my question is: can we test for the known brown genes? The reason I ask is because I want to test to see if my Cream Legbar(s) roosters are throwing tinted green eggs.
 

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