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  • 21. Steroid hormone regulation of ovalbumin and conalbumin gene transcription. A model based upon multiple regulatory sites and intermediary proteins.
    Palmiter RD, Mulvihill ER, Shepherd JH, McKnight GS.
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    Spelsberg TC, Boyd PA, Halberg F.
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  • 24. Seasonal changes in the molecular species and nuclear binding of the chick oviduct progesterone receptor.
    Boyd PA, Spelsberg TC.
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    Ho SM, Callard IP.
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  • 38. Tissue and species specificity of unmasked nuclear acceptor sites for the estrogen receptor of Squalus testes.
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