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Epidermal club cells in fishes: A case for ecoimmunological analysis

Pandey et al., 2021

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981122093079355117
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Pandey S
Stockwell C
Snider M
Wisenden B
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International Journal of Molecular Sciences

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Epidermal club cells (ECCs), along with mucus cells, are present in the skin of many fishes, particularly in the well-studied Ostariophysan family Cyprinidae. Most ECC-associated literature has focused on the potential role of ECCs as a component of chemical alarm cues …
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