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MSMO1 gene

Known as: STEROL C4-METHYLOXIDASE-LIKE, DESP4, METHYLSTEROL MONOOXYGENASE 1 
National Institutes of Health

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methylsterol monooxygenase

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2020
2020
Stroke‐prone spontaneously hypertensive rats have reduced hydroxysteroid 17‐β dehydrogenase 7 levels for low cholesterol biosynthesis
Reduced serum cholesterol content was recently reported to be one of the factors responsible for cerebral haemorrhage. Stroke… 
2020
2020
Comparative analysis of the ovarian transcriptome reveals novel insights into fertility differences in Large White sows
Fertility is the most important economic trait in sows, as it is critical for profitability. Considerable phenotypic variation in… 
2019
2019
The effects of LH inhibition with cetrorelix on cumulus cell gene expression during the luteal phase under ovarian coasting stimulation in cattle.
2017
2017
Evolve and survive
This month's Genome Watch explores how in vitro directed evolution can be used to identify the target of a drug for the treatment… 
2013
2013
SMITH-LEMLI-OPITZ syndrome, caused by deficiency in the last step of cholesterol biosynthesis: The bristol UKGTN DHCR7 mutation service
2011
2011
ROLE OF LIPIDS IN TOMBUSVIRUS REPLICATION
OF DISSERTATION ROLE OF LIPIDS IN TOMBUSVIRUS REPLICATION Positive-strand RNA virus group are the most abundant among viruses… 
2008
2008
Mutations in the SC4MOL gene encoding a novel methyl sterol oxidase cause autosomal recessive psoriasisiform dermatitis, microcephaly and developmental delay
Disorders of cholesterol biosynthesis have clinical manifestations involving skeleton, eyes, neurologic development, and skin. We… 
2000
2000
Affecting Biosynthesis of Ergosterol Drug Treatments and Genetic Alterations : Comparison of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Genome-Wide Expression Patterns in
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