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Skin mucus C-type lectin genes from all 19 Anguilla species/subspecies

2015-11-01

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Fish skin and its corresponding mucus are important defenses against infections from pathogenic organisms, and several types of defensive molecules, particularly lectins, are often found in mucus. Freshwater eels of the genus Anguilla are widely distributed throughout the world, and the genus currently contains 16 species plus 3 subspecies. In this work, genomic sequences of skin mucus C-type lectin-encoding genes...

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569b7ad9-0201-5dc5-85fb-424d6dfbd8e7
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10.1007/s12562-015-0922-3
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