Sex-specific expression and localization of aromatase and its regulators during embryonic and larval development of Atlantic salmon
The products of dax1, foxl2a and mis have each been shown to have proliferative and/or differentiative activities during mammalian organogenesis. These factors also play a role in regulating the biosynthesis of estrogen, particularly by modulating the activity of aromatase cyp19a. We demonstrate the...
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