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SIMONSEN, V. and CHRISTIANSEN, F. B. 1984. Genetics of Zoarces populations. XIII. Three loci determining isoenzymes of glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase.–Hereditas 101: 129–136. Lund, Sweden. ISSN 0018–0661. Isoenzymes of glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase (GOT) in Zoarces viviparus are described. By our method of electrophoresis the isoenzymes group into anodically and cathodically migrating isoenzymes. The anodically migrating isoenzymes are determined by two loci, Gotl and Gotll, as judged from independent variation in natural populations. The cathodal isoenzymes are determined by an autosomal locus. Got//!, with two common alleles. Data on the segregation of alleles at the locus Gotlll were obtained from samples of mother-offspring combinations from that population. Free recombination between Gotlll and previously described enzyme loci was verified.
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