Genotype dependence of monoamine oxidase in inbred strains of mice
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF01933922
Genotype dependence of monoamine oxidase in inbred strains of mice
Abstract
MAO activity was found to be influenced by the genotype or strain of mouse up to 20 days of age. The strain differences observed may derive from different rates of brain development. A number of neurological mutations comprizing three pathological classes had no effect on MAO.
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