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Roux's Archives of Developmental Biology, 1996
We have studied the process of post-embryonic segmentation in the anostracan crustacean Artemia franciscana using a specific antibody raised against the engrailed protein of this organism. Three cephalic segments are specified during embryonic development, before larval hatching, whilst trunk (thoracic) segmentation begins after the first stage free ...
Manzanares, Miguel +3 more
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We have studied the process of post-embryonic segmentation in the anostracan crustacean Artemia franciscana using a specific antibody raised against the engrailed protein of this organism. Three cephalic segments are specified during embryonic development, before larval hatching, whilst trunk (thoracic) segmentation begins after the first stage free ...
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Developmental changes of Artemia ribonuclease
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Biochemistry, 1984Encysted gastrulae of Artemia contain a particulate ribonuclease functionally analogous to that present in larvae. This activity is 1/200 times lower than that found in developed larvae and remains constant during embryonic development. Concomitant with the hatching of the larvae, there is a burst in enzyme activity (25-30-fold) and a change in its ...
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1989
Previous work by members of our group [1,2,3] suggested that in Artemia early development a considerable proportion of the mitochondria were stored in an inactive state in the yolk granules from which they were released during the developmental process, becoming active as power generators in the nauplii.
Roberto Marco +9 more
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Previous work by members of our group [1,2,3] suggested that in Artemia early development a considerable proportion of the mitochondria were stored in an inactive state in the yolk granules from which they were released during the developmental process, becoming active as power generators in the nauplii.
Roberto Marco +9 more
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Production and Preservation of Artemia
2015Most of the aquatic animal species of commercial interest which are grown in intensive hatchery systems have to be offered a live food throughout their life cycle (Kinne and Rosenthal 1977). Zooplankton, the natural food of fish and shrimp larvae, is very difficult to culture on a commercial level.
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METHOD FOR REARING ARTEMIAS, FEED FOR ARTEMIA, ARTEMIA AND ARTEMIA POPULATION
2023ARIMOTO IPPEI +2 more
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A novel remote sensing index for brine shrimp (Artemia) slick detection in salt lakes
Remote Sensing of Environment, 2023Liqiao Tian, Jingyi Tian
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Gene Structure and Expression, 1983
James A. Ferry +4 more
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James A. Ferry +4 more
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Artemia species: An Important Tool to Screen General Toxicity Samples
Current Pharmaceutical Design, 2020Epole Ntungwe +2 more
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Review on integrated production of the brine shrimp Artemia in solar salt ponds
Reviews in Aquaculture, 2020Liying Sui +2 more
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