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New Hampshire chickens with onset of inherited muscular dystrophy exhibited elevated plasma aldolase and glutamic oxaloacetic-transaminase (GO-T) activities. Age and sex of birds influenced plasma aldolase activity in both normal and dystrophic groups. GO-T activities varied in different tissues and were greater in a majority of tissues examined from dystrophic birds when compared to normal birds.
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