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Transthyretin (prealbumin) gene expression in choroid plexus is strongly conserved during evolution of vertebrates

Paul J. Harms, Guo-Fen Tu, Samantha J. Richardson, Angela R. Aldred, Anthony Jaworowski, Gerhard Schreiber

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Key concepts: Transthyretin, Choroid plexus, Messenger RNA, Biology, Gene, Choroid, In situ hybridization, Gene expression

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