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Microbiome transplant and host genetic background shape Daphnia tolerance: Implications for ecological and ecotoxicological effect assessment

2023-08-18

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<h4>Background: </h4> Daphnia magna is a classic model in ecological, evolutionary, and ecotoxicological research. Despite global efforts to standardize cultures and experimental procedures, interclonal variability remains a limitation in interpreting and understanding responses to field and experimental conditions. Different microbiomes can lead to varying baseline responses of test organisms to stressors, making...

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3077bf57-eeb6-5a3f-80fb-9b0fb30cb2a1
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3248646/v1
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