Transcriptome analysis reveals the oxidative damage and immune-suppression of leech (Whitmania pigra Whitman) intestine induced by high-temperature stress
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Published:2024-04
Issue:
Volume:35
Page:102026
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ISSN:2352-5134
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Container-title:Aquaculture Reports
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Aquaculture Reports
Author:
Xiong Liangwei,
Zheng Xiaochuan,
Zheng Yi,
Wang Shuaibing,
Li ZhengzhongORCID,
Liu Shijie,
Wang Haihua,
Ma Benhe,
Liu Shengli,
Liu BoORCID
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