Biochemical and physiological basis of heterosis and homeostasis in Drosophila Punjabiensis

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SHAHI, Vijoy Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1985Edition: COBHDescription: 147, 12LSubject(s):

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T 595.774 S31B

Summary: Molecular basis of heterosis, developmental homeostasIs and genotype-environment interaction and biological importance of epigenetic modification of aliozymes have been investigated for acid phosphatase in Drosophila punjabiensis S/S and FIF flies possess

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Molecular basis of heterosis, developmental homeostasIs and genotype-environment interaction and biological importance of epigenetic modification of aliozymes have been investigated for acid phosphatase in Drosophila punjabiensis S/S and FIF flies possess

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