Maternal exposure of low dose of TCDD modulates the expression of estrogen receptor subunits of male gonads in offspring.

Maternal exposure of low dose of TCDD modulates the expression of estrogen receptor subunits of male gonads in offspring.
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10.1292/jvms.69.619
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2007-06
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The Journal of veterinary medical science
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K. Ohyama;M. Ohta;T. Sano;Kazumasa Sato;Y. Nakagomi;Y. Shimura;Y. Yamano
K. Ohyama;M. Ohta;T. Sano;Kazumasa Sato;Y. Nakagomi;Y. Shimura;Y. Yamano
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K. Ohyama;M. Ohta;T. Sano;Kazumasa Sato;Y. Nakagomi;Y. Shimura;Y. Yamano

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