Polymorphism and linkage of glutathione reductase in Mus musculus.

Biochemical Genetics
E A Nichols, F H Ruddle

Abstract

Using an electrophoretic variant for glutathione reductase, we have been able to map the structural gene for this enzyme to chromosome 8 in Mus musculus.

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