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Independent pseudogenization of CYP2J19 in penguins, owls and kiwis implicates gene in red carotenoid synthesis 원문보기

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution, v.118, 2018년, pp.47 - 53  

Emerling, Christopher A.

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Abstract Carotenoids have important roles in bird behavior, including pigmentation for sexual signaling and improving color vision via retinal oil droplets. Yellow carotenoids are diet-derived, but red carotenoids (ketocarotenoids) are typically synthesized from yellow precursors via a carotenoid k...

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