Tunicates and Their Immune Mechanism
Tunicates (Urochordate) belong to Chordata, the phylum which also includes vertebrates, as the most primitive group in phylogeny of the group. In spite of earlier reports about allogeneic recognition in tunicates, molecular basis of it remains unknown ...
Sawada, Tomoo
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Emerging Science and Technology Options in Monitoring Invasive Tunicate Colonization
Marine invasive species are a growing problem exacerbated by the evolution and emergence of marine technology and modes of transportation. Current tracking and observation methods of tunicate colonization relies on the observations of trained human ...
Galloway, Claire
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Novel, Post-Translationally Modified Peptide Antibiotics from Solitary Tunicates [PDF]
The goal of this research project was to elucidate the structures of antimicrobial peptides from the tunicates Styela clava, S. plicata and Ciona intestinalis.
Lehrer, Robert I.
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The growing demand for aquaculture products can only be maintained by increasing the production of lower trophic species such as bivalves and tunicates. Low trophic species avoid the energy losses during trophic transfers to build animal protein, making ...
Strand, Øivind +5 more
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TUNICATES (ASCIDIACEA) – PERSPECTIVE OBJECT FOR CULTIVATION
Possibility of tunicates usage as an object of biotechnologies for the purpose of reception of biologically active substances is considered. The periods of reception and size of the maximum biomass of single and colonial cultivated sea squirts are ...
Далёкая, Л. Б.
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Unique Tunicate Traits Possibly Encoded by Horizontally Transferred Genes. [PDF]
Tamura N, Oda-Ishii I, Satou Y.
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Similarities between <i>Ciona</i> Dorsal Motor Ganglion and Vertebrate Cerebellum: Did a Chordate Ancestor Already Show D/V Subdivision within a Hindbrain Precursor? [PDF]
Kourakis MJ +4 more
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Closed Systems for Long-Term Propagation of the Marine Tunicate <i>Botryllus schlosseri</i> Isolated from Natural Seawater. [PDF]
Hamar J +8 more
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Tunicates at Cochinos Station 11 in Cayos Cochinos, Honduras
An underwater photograph of a coral reef near a location known as Cochinos Station 11 , near the northwest side of Cochino Grande in the Cayos Cochinos archipelago, off the northern coast of Honduras.
Ogden, John C.
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Extensive Fouling of Eelgrass (<i>Zostera marina</i> L.) Reproductive Shoots by Invasive Tunicates-A Potential Threat to Meadow Reproductive Output? [PDF]
Scavo Lord K, Bennett-Smith M, Novak AB.
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