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Transgenic medaka that overexpress growth hormone have a skin color that does not indicate the activation or inhibition of somatolactin-α signal

Komine et al., 2016

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12977491806865181187
Author
Komine R
Nishimaki T
Kimura T
Oota H
Naruse K
Homma N
Fukamachi S
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Teleosts have two paralogous growth-hormone receptors (GHRs). In vitro studies demonstrated that both receptors bind to and transmit the signal of the growth hormone (GH). However, one of the GHRs (GHR1) was shown to bind more strongly to somatolactin-α …
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