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Behavioural comparison of transgenic and control sheep: movement order, behaviour on pasture and in covered pens

1996-08-01

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Because of the evidence that growth hormone gene transfer in pigs and mice can result in widespread pathological changes and more general concerns that transgenesis techniques themselves may have deleterious effects, a study was undertaken to compare the behaviour of two populations of immature female sheep, one of transgenic and one of control animals. The gene transferred was that for human alpha-1 antitrypsin f...

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Literature Corpus work: 1b5e6646-e962-5e4b-aa22-b8db211e1ea3
DOI: 10.1017/s1357729800028320

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