Substructure of wool cortical cells.
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The distribution of coated vesicles in keratinizing cells of the wool follicle.
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Compositional studies of high- and low-crimp wools.
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The utilization of abomasal supplements of proteins and amino acids by sheep with special reference to wool growth.
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The chemical composition of wool. X. Material digested by trypsin from fibres and cortical cells.
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The chemical composition of wool. XI. Separation and analysis of exocuticle and endocuticle.
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Metabolism of cystine by merino sheep genetically different in wool production. I. Comparison of the entry rates of cystine in sheep from flocks selectively bred for high and low fleece weight.
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Influence of various formaldehyde treatments on the nutritional value of casein for wool growth.
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The chemical composition of wool. XII Further studies on cortical cells and macrofibrils.
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The macroheterogeneity of type I tyrosine-rich proteins of merine wool.
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Response to partial selection on clean fleece weight in south Australian strong-wool Merino sheep. III. Genetic distance between flocks.
Divergence over time in flocks selected for clean fleece weight and for fecundity is measured by gene frequency changes at the R-r-i blood group, haemoglobin, and transferrin loci. No unequivocal effect of selection is demonstrable. Problems of interpretation even in flocks of known history are discussed.
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Comparisons of the plasma steroid concentration profiles and wool growth responses after administration of two forms of dexamethasone to sheep.
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Nutrition and gastro-intestinal helminths in sheep on hill grazing; the effect of a dietary supplement on faecal worm-egg counts, worm burden, bodyweight and wool production.
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Nitrogen balance studies with the milk-fed lamb. 4. Effect of different nitrogen and sulphur intakes on live-weight gain and wool growth and on nitrogen and sulphur balances.
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The preparation of nutritious protein from wool.
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Nitrogen balance studies with the milk-fed lamb. 9. Energy and protein requirements for maintenance, live-weight gain and wool growth.
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Sulphur as a nutrient for Merino sheep. 1. Storage of sulphur in tissues and wool, and its secretion in milk.
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Isolation of components from the low-sulphur proteins of wool by fractional precipitation.
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