Aromatase mRNA in the extragonadal tissues of chickens with the henny-feathering trait is derived from a distinctive promoter structure that contains a segment of a retroviral long terminal repeat: Functional organization of the sebright, leghorn, and campine aromatase genes

Hiroto Matsumine, Michele A. Herbst, S. H. Ignatius Ou, Jean D. Wilson, Michael J. McPhaul

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Aromatase mRNA in the extragonadal tissues of chickens with the henny-feathering trait is derived from a distinctive promoter structure that contains a segment of a retroviral long terminal repeat: Functional organization of the sebright, leghorn, and campine aromatase genes

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