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Metal pollution assessment of the marine environment by determination of metal-binding proteins in Mytilus sp.

Pavičič et al., 1987

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13598584588314816083
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Pavičič J
Škreblin M
Raspor B
Branica M
Tušek-Ẑnidarič M
Kregar I
Stegnar P
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Marine chemistry

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Adult mussels (Mytilus galloprovincialis)(shell length 5–7 cm) exposed to elevated concentrations of Cd (0.1–1.3 mg l− 1), in a flowing seawater aquarium under laboratory conditions, responded by elevated synthesis of metal-binding proteins in a digestive gland …
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