"chicken feather" is a perfectly appropriate term for written English.
It can be used to refer to the lightweight feather of a chicken, usually when discussing animals or nature. For example: "The chicken feather was so delicate, I could barely feel it when I touched it."
(M) Chicken feather, (N) chicken scutate scale, (O) alligator overlapping scale.
Chicken feather fiber (CFF /reinforced poly(lactic acid) (PLA) composites were processed using a twin-screw extruder and an injection molder.
Moreover, the growth mechanism of nitrogen and sulfur co-doped bio-carbon materials from chicken feather via coordination reaction and biomineralization process is investigated.
Chicken feather (left panel) and alligator scale (right panel) expression levels of scale-associated gene are shown.
Maximum keratinase activity was obtained under optimal conditions of 28 °C, 5.0 g l−1 chicken feather and 5.5 days of process time.
If these explorers have their way, weird plastics and chicken feather fabrics will soon seem as quaint as bricks and mortar.
We compared these RNA-seq data with those of chicken feather- or scale-associated genes.
(C) Violin plots showing the chicken feather-associated genes are down-regulated in chicken scales and alligator scales.
(A) Comparing the chicken feather-associated gene expression profile among chicken feathers (E7 and E9), chicken scutate scales (E9 and E11) and alligator overlapping scales (Es19 and Es22).
We found that that the expression of chicken feather-associated genes in alligator scales was distinct from that seen in both chicken feathers and chicken scales (Fig. 2A, right panel).
For example, Wang et al. prepared a kind of chicken feather-based APCMs by KOH activation.
