Cannabinoid receptors are widely expressed in goldfish: molecular cloning of a CB2-like receptor and evaluation of CB1 and CB2 mRNA expression profiles in different organs

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@polecattimes @LBC @mrjamesob https://t.co/EpL9KT9m0O Oh, perhaps the goldfish forgot it had them

06 Apr 2021

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@MA_Sharks Bookmarking scholarly articles on the presence of cannabinoid receptors in fish species. Goldfish, yes. https://t.co/ogDGzk021K. G protein coupled receptors in C.c. is next, and taxonomy/evolution.

03 Jul 2018

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@cynesiz apparently they do https://t.co/LlbjAjZTDf

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