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gonadotropin I beta subunit, Fundulus

Known as: F. heteroclitus GTH I beta subunit, GTH I beta subunit, F. heteroclitus 
National Institutes of Health

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Pituitary Gonadotropins

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2010
2010
Le renard et le lion : la ruse et la force dans le discours de la guerre
This dissertation is an in-depth study of the cunning /strength dialectics in the war discourse. The approach is that of a… 
2009
2009
The Genetic Basis of Evolved Differences in Gene Expression in Fundulus heteroclitus
2008
2008
General observations about the adequacy of the proposed ED IFRS for SMEs issued by IASB as a suitable accounting framework for SMEs
The goal of this document is to analyse the main structural features of the Exposure Draft of a proposed International Financial… 
Review
2006
Review
2006
[50 years GTH -- expectations, progress, disappointments. A personal perspective].
The Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Blutgerinnungsforschung (DAB) (German Working Party on Blood Coagulation) was founded in… 
2006
2006
50 Jahre GTH – Erwartungen, Erfolge, Enttäuschungen
Zusammenfassung Die Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Blutgerinnungsforschung (DAB) wurde 1956 gegründet und 1982 in die… 
2005
2005
The influences of external factors, chemical and physical, on the development ofFundulus Heteroclitus
1996
1996
Descriptive and functional characterization of variation in the Fundulus heteroclitus Ldh-B proximal promoter.
Variation in enzyme expression may be an important mechanism for physiological and evolutionary adaptation. The Ldh-B locus in… 
1956
1956
Investigation on chick assay method for avian gonadotropins.
The sensitivities of rats, mice and chicks to acetone-dried cephalic lobe powder of anterior pituitary from W. L. cocks were… 
1947
1947
Functional regulation in Fundulus heteroclitus embryos with operated brains.
1947
1947
Functional regulation in Fundulus heteroclitus embryos with operated brains.
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