A 11.7-kb deletion triggers intersexuality and polledness in goats
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M. Fellous | N. Servel | J. Furet | Daniel Vaiman | E. Cribiu | S. Taourit | E. Pailhoux | C. Cotinot | S. Chaffaux | F. Grosclaude | B. Vigier
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