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Expression of Genes Involved in the Somatotropic, Thyrotropic, and Corticotropic Axes During Development of Langshan and Arbor Acres Chickens

F. Z. Lu    
X. X. Wang    
Q. X. Pan    
R. H. Huang    
and H. L. Liu    

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