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GENE blockages of protein synthesis in micro-organisms are now classical to the study of gene action. While a few metabolic defects are well known to be under genetic control in higher organisms, including man, experimental evidence of genetic control of lipid metabolism is not known. Therefore, discovery of a gene in Tribolium which apparently influences the metabolism of fatty acids may be of general interest.
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COSTANTINO, R., BELL, A. & ROGLER, J. Genetic Control of Lipid Metabolism in Tribolium. Nature 210, 221–222 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/210221b0
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