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Acute Hypoxia Elevates Arginase 2 and Induces Polyamine Stress Response in Zebrafish via Evolutionary-conserved Mechanism

2021-06-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Living organisms repeatedly encounter stressful events and apply various strategies to survive. Polyamines are omnipresent bioactive molecules with multiple functions. Their transient synthesis, inducible by numerous stressful stimuli, is termed the polyamine stress response. Animals developed evolutionary-conserved strategies to cope with stresses. The urea cycle is an ancient attribut...

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f417a985-d39f-5776-ad63-7a028d11c376
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-595067/v1
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