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Thermal conditions during larval pelagic phase influence subsequent somatic growth of Senegalese sole by modulating gene expression and muscle growth dynamics

2013-11-01

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In the present study, Senegalese sole eggs incubated at 20°C were reared at three different temperatures (15°C, 18°C or 21°C) during the pelagic phase, and then transferred to a common temperature (20°C) from benthic stage until 100days post-hatch (dph). Somatic growth, fast muscle cellularity and expression of 15 growth-related genes were compared at the same developmental stage for each temperature (pre-metamorp...

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40c89027-b604-5813-98be-26264814659c
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2013.07.039
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