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Production of androgenetic diploid rainbow trout
Journal of Heredity, 1985Haploid androgenesis was induced in rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri) when eggs were irradiated with 60Co gamma radiation prior to fertilization. Diploidy was restored to the androgenetic haploid zygotes by suppression of first cleavage division using hydrostatic pressure.
J E, Parsons, G H, Thorgaard
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Tissue carboxylesterase activity of rainbow trout
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 1999AbstractThe activity of carboxylesterase (CaE), a class of nonspecific serine hydrolases, was evaluated in vitro in tissues and microsomes of rainbow trout and compared to esterase activity in rats, other fish species, and embryo to adult life stages of trout. Trout gill and liver microsomes exhibited substantial CaE activity and limited variation over
Mace G. Barron +3 more
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2013
Rainbow trout has been considered for many years as a model of glucose intolerant species. The different hypothesis raised by many researchers to explain such phenomenon has been tested thoroughly in recent years without arriving at a clear explanation.
Polakof, Sergio, Soengas, José Luis
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Rainbow trout has been considered for many years as a model of glucose intolerant species. The different hypothesis raised by many researchers to explain such phenomenon has been tested thoroughly in recent years without arriving at a clear explanation.
Polakof, Sergio, Soengas, José Luis
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Effect of temperature on the rainbow trout lens
Current Eye Research, 1985Membrane response to the various temperatures as one of the external factors was investigated in the lenses of the poikilothermal animal and the homothermal animal. The rainbow trout lens was used as the poikilothermal material and the rat lens as the homothermal material.
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The visual pigment composition of rainbow trout
Vision Research, 1979Abstract The relative amounts of rhodopsin and porphyropsin (visual pigment composition) in rainbow trout are known to be affected by light and temperature. By transferring fish to new photic and thermal environments and sampling at intervals, the dynamics of the changing visual pigment composition were studied.
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Research on Bacteraemia in Cultured Rainbow Trout
Veterinary Research Communications, 2004A, Panebianco +5 more
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Rainbow trout CD38 defines a subset of B cells in rainbow trout
Fish & Shellfish Immunology, 2019P. Díaz-Rosales +9 more
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