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Changes in serum melatonin levels in response to pinealectomy in the chicken and its correlation with development of scoliosis

Wang et al., 1998

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12979473468137114592
Author
Wang X
Moreau M
Raso V
Zhao J
Jiang H
Mahood J
Bagnall K
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Study Design. Normal, sham, and groups of chickens subjected to pinealectomy from which serum melatonin levels were measured and correlated with scoliosis development in a period of 5 weeks. Objectives. To measure serum melatonin levels in chickens subjected to …
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