Physiological consequences of ectopic<i>agouti</i>gene expression: the yellow obese mouse syndrome
George L. Wolff(Indianapolis Zoo), Kathleen G. Mountjoy(University of Auckland), Dean W. Roberts(National Center for Toxicological Research)
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