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[An analysis of the expression of the mutant angora-Y gene in the mouse].

Ontogenez - 1 Jan 2000

Koniukhov B V, Berdaliev A S

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We studied the rate and duration of the growth of G1 and G3 hairs in mice homozygous for angora-Y mutant gene (goY). The follicular diameter of G3 hairs and the growth rate of G1 and G3 hairs in goY/goY mice do not differ from normal. However, the duration of growth period of all four studied types of hairs in goY/goY mice is longer than in the normal phenotype. Growth of the guard hairs G1 and G3 in mutants...

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PMID: 2280969

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