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Understanding the transition from water to land: Insights from multi-omic analyses of the perivitelline fluid of apple snail eggs

Ip et al., 2019

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17422403641675299151
Author
Ip J
Mu H
Zhang Y
Sun J
Heras H
Chu K
Qiu J
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Journal of proteomics

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Unlike most of the freshwater gastropod families, the family Ampullariidae includes members that exhibit both underwater and aerial oviposition, making it an ideal model for understanding mechanisms underlying the evolutionary transition from water to land. We …
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