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The growth hormone-encoding gene isolated and characterized from Labeo rohita Hamilton is expressed in CHO cells under the control of constitutive promoters in ' …

Rajesh et al., 2008

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5491076078353213458
Author
Rajesh R
Majumdar K
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Fish physiology and biochemistry

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The growth hormone (GH) gene along with its regulatory sequences has been isolated from the blood and pituitary gland of Labeo rohita. This GH gene is approximately 2.8 kb long and consists of five exons and four introns of varying sizes with AG/TA in its exon–intron …
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