Growth of inbred yellow (Aya) and non-yellow (aa) mice in parabiosis
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GL Wolff
Genetics, 1963•ncbi.nlm.nih.govGROWTH OF INBRED YELLOW (AYa) AND NON-YELLOW (a.) MICE IN PARABIOSIS’
IFFERENCES in physiological characteristics of inbred mi Page 1 GROWTH OF INBRED
YELLOW (AYa) AND NON-YELLOW (a.) MICE IN PARABIOSIS’ GEORGE L. WOLFF The Institute
for Cancer Research, Philadelphia li, Pennsylvania Received March 20, 1963 IFFERENCES in
physiological characteristics of inbred mice differing from Dtheir sibs by only a single allele
provide natural experimental systems for the study of many aspects of mammalian metabolism …
IFFERENCES in physiological characteristics of inbred mi Page 1 GROWTH OF INBRED
YELLOW (AYa) AND NON-YELLOW (a.) MICE IN PARABIOSIS’ GEORGE L. WOLFF The Institute
for Cancer Research, Philadelphia li, Pennsylvania Received March 20, 1963 IFFERENCES in
physiological characteristics of inbred mice differing from Dtheir sibs by only a single allele
provide natural experimental systems for the study of many aspects of mammalian metabolism …
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Two hundred twelve inbred mice of the YS/ChWf strain at F,,-,, were joined in parabiotic pairs of littermates at 30 to 35 days of age. The eight experimental categories included:
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