Polyphenisms in the reproductive response of male quail to short days are driven by testosterone-independent uncoupling in the photoperiodic TSH-DIO2/DIO3 pathway
Kévin Poissenot(Université de Tours), Hugues Dardente(Université de Tours), Fabien Cornilleau(Université de Tours), Julie Lemarchand(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Massimiliano Beltramo(Université de Tours), Ludovic Calandreau(Université de Tours), Joëlle Dupont(Université de Tours), Lucas Court(Université de Tours), B. K. Follett(University of Oxford), Didier Lomet(Université de Tours)
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