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Multiple molecular forms of enzymes, “isozymes,” are found in many organisms. Such multiplicity poses many problems for genetical and enzymological researches. Alkaline phosphatase isozymes are detected on starch gel electrophoresis of various organs in many species of animal including chicken. Law and Munro (1965) and Wilcox (1966) reported the genetic control of the alkaline phosphatase isozymes of the serum of the chicken. The present study was carried out to detect electrophoretic variations of the alkaline phosphatase isozymes of chicken plasma using various gel-systems of the electrophoresis, and in addition their genetic control was investigated.…
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