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Rapid Enzymatic Response to Compensate UV Radiation in Copepods

22 Feb 2012

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Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) causes physical damage to DNA, carboxylation of proteins and peroxidation of lipids in copepod crustaceans, ubiquitous and abundant secondary producers in most aquatic ecosystems. Copepod adaptations for long duration exposures include changes in behaviour, changes in pigmentation and ultimately changes in morphology. Adaptations to short-term exposures are little studied. Here we show...

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PMID: 22384136
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0032046

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