Characterization of vitellogenin concentration in male fathead minnow mucus compared to plasma, and liver mRNA.
Mary Jean See(Environmental Protection Agency), Adam Biales(Environmental Protection Agency), Jim Lazorchak(Environmental Protection Agency), Robert W. Flick(Environmental Protection Agency), David C. Bencic(Environmental Protection Agency)
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