Environmentally relevant concentrations of fipronil selectively disrupt venous vessel development in zebrafish embryos/larvae.

Environmentally relevant concentrations of fipronil selectively disrupt venous vessel development in zebrafish embryos/larvae.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2023.139146
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发表时间:
2023-06
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8.8
通讯作者:
Ya Ma;Qicheng Zhu;Shili Luo;Fenghong Zhang;Lei Liu;Zhi Mengxue;Zhuyi Zhang;Xiaolian Cao;Xuelin Qiu;Xiangyu Zeng;D. Ji;Chenxin Li;X. Zhong;Jianshe Wang;Yanhong Wei
Ya Ma;Qicheng Zhu;Shili Luo;Fenghong Zhang;Lei Liu;Zhi Mengxue;Zhuyi Zhang;Xiaolian Cao;Xuelin Qiu;Xiangyu Zeng;D. Ji;Chenxin Li;X. Zhong;Jianshe Wang;Yanhong Wei
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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Ya Ma;Qicheng Zhu;Shili Luo;Fenghong Zhang;Lei Liu;Zhi Mengxue;Zhuyi Zhang;Xiaolian Cao;Xuelin Qiu;Xiangyu Zeng;D. Ji;Chenxin Li;X. Zhong;Jianshe Wang;Yanhong Wei

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