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Structure-function Relationships of Various Steroids Relative to Induction of a Specific Oviduct Protein (Avidin)

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Journal Endocrinology
Publisher Oxford University Press
Specialty Endocrinology
Date 1967 Sep 1
PMID 6033202
Citations 5
Authors
B W OMalley
W L McGuire
P A Middleton
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