Hydrogen sulphide toxicity and the importance of amphibious behaviour in a mangrove fish inhabiting sulphide-rich habitats

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@michitobler Check out the immunohistochemistry section of this paper for the protocol. We looked for NECs on the gills and skin, but the same protocol works on the lips. https://t.co/IwHqXKwDUU

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RT @giuliasrossi: Newest paper now online! Why is hydrogen sulphide bad, and what do amphibious fish do about it? 🐟 https://t.co/IwHqXKwDUU

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RT @mirella_rossi: Congrats @giuliasrossi 🐠Special thanks to the support of National Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada @NSE…

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RT @giuliasrossi: Newest paper now online! Why is hydrogen sulphide bad, and what do amphibious fish do about it? 🐟 https://t.co/IwHqXKwDUU

05 Feb 2019

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