THE DUAL MODE OF ACTION OF CORTISOL ON CELL TURNOVER OF OSMOREGULATORY ESOPHAGI IN EURYHALINE FISHES

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概要

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• 2006-11-03

著者

• Sakamoto Tatsuya

  Okayama Univ. Okayama Jpn

• Sakamoto Tatsuya

  Ushimado Marine Laboratry Okayama University

• Sakamoto Tatsuya

  Ushimado Marine Biological Station Okayama Univeristy

• Sakamoto Tatsuya

  Ushimado Marine Laboratory Faculty Of Science Okayama University

• TAKAGI Chiyo

  Ushimado Marine Laboratory, Faculty of Science, Okayama University

• TAKAHASHI Hideya

  Ushimado Marine Laboratory, Faculty of Science, Okayama University

• Sakamoto T

  Okayama Univ. Okayama Jpn

• Takahashi Hideya

  Ushimado Marine Laboratory Faculty Of Science Okayama University

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