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Interrogating metabolic plasticity in marine organisms: A framework for best practices using metabolomic and lipidomic approaches

2025-05-14

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Understanding the mechanisms that underlie resilience in marine invertebrates is critical as climate change and human impacts transform coastal ecosystems. Metabolic plasticity, or an organism’s capacity to modulate energy production, allocation, and use, plays a central role in mediating resilience under environmental stress. While research on marine invertebrate stress responses has grown, integrative studies th...

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Literature Corpus work: 97346256-7bad-585d-b029-4e78adf72d14
DOI: 10.32942/x2np8f

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