Titlebook: Regulation of Gene Expression by Hormones; Kenneth W. McKerns Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 DNA.Gonadotropin.Hyp

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Prolactin and Casein Gene Expression in the Mammary Cell,cted to at least three types of transformation: (1) a cell multiplication which leads to the formation of alveoli, (2) an activation of specific genes directly involved in the elaboration of milk, and (3) an organization of the alveolar cells which become enriched in cellular organelles involved in

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Evolution and Regulation of Genes for Growth Hormone and Prolactin,sen by duplication of an ancestral hormone gene. Recombinant DNA technology now permits the detailed analysis of the gene sequences encoding these hormones, permitting reevaluation of this hypothesis from data describing the gene sequences themselves.

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