Estrogen regulation of yolk and non-yolk protein synthesis in the avian liver. An immunocytochemical study

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1981
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Abstract
The effects of acute and chronic estrogen treatment on two egg yolk proteins, vitellogenin and apoVLDL-II, and two non-yolk proteins, ovalbumin and apoA-I, were studied by immunocytochemical techniques. Three groups of cockerels received either no treatment, or a single injection of diethylstilbestr …
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Authors Lin CT;Chan L;;
Journal differentiation; research in biological diversity
Year 1981
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